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OSHA and EPB General Requirements and Postings

  • 1. Is First Aid kit on site and well stocked?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.50(d)(2)

  • 2. Is the First Aid register in kit and in use?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.50(d)(2)

  • 3. Are the Emergency numbers posted?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.50(a)

  • 4. Is the five in one poster & emergency action plan posted?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.35(d)

  • 5. Is the OSHA 300 log posted/available?<br>OSHA Standard 1904.32(b)(5)

Fall Protection Systems

  • 6. Are employees using fall protection when required?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.501(a)(2)

  • 7. Are employees using the system properly?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.501(a)(1)

  • 8. Are employees trained in the use of fall protection systems?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.503(a)(1)

  • 9. Is fall protection equipment inspected and stored in good condition?<br>OSHA Standard 1926(d)(21)

Sanitation

  • 10. Are toilet facilities adequate and clean?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.51(c)(1)

  • 11. Are there individual drinking cups available next to cooler?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.51(a)(4)

  • 12. Is there a trash receptacle by the drinking cooler?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.51(a)(5)

  • 13. Is all trash and debris picked up in work area?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.51(a)(5)

Fire Protection

  • 14. Are employees trained in the use of fire extinguishers?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.150

  • 15. Are fire extinguisher inspections current?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.150(c)(1)(viii)

  • 16. Are there fire extinguishers within 100 feet of all work areas?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.150(c)(1)(i)

  • 17. Are all fire extinguishers in good working order?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.150(a)(4)

  • 18. Is there an extinguisher within 50 feet of all flammable liquids of 5 gallons or more?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.150(c)(1)(vi)

  • 19. Are flammable liquids stored in approved safety cans?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.152(a)(1)

  • 20. Is there a 20lb. extinguisher within 25-75 feet of bulk fuel storage?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.152(d)(1)

  • 21. Are there "NO SMOKING" signs posted in the storage areas?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.151(a)(3)

  • 22. Is there a 20lb., ABC extinguisher within 50 ft. of acetylene and oxygen tanks?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.152(d)

  • 23. Is there a 20lb., ABC extinguisher located in welding/cutting area?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.352(d)

Housekeeping and Material Handling

  • 24. Are all stairways and aisles clear of material and debris?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.250(a)(3)

  • 25. Is material stored or stacked properly to prevent injuries?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.250(a)(1)

  • 26. Is all pipe/conduit blocked to prevent material from rolling?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.250(a)(4)

  • 27. Are all nails removed from all boards not in use?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.250(b)(8)(i)

  • 28. Is material from upper floors secured from blowing/falling?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.259(b)(1)

  • 29. Are employees using proper bending techniques?<br>COMPANY POLICY

  • 30. Is there adequate material handling equipment on site?<br>COMPANY POLICY

  • 31. Is trash and debris removed daily?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.250

Signs and Barricades

  • 32. Are signs and barricades used to protect the public from job hazards?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.200

  • 33. Are all signs and barricades adequate?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.200

  • 34. Is overhead protection provided at building access?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.202

  • 35. Are all barricades removed when task is completed?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.202

  • 36. Are there signs identifying all hazards? I.E. Electrical, Excavations...<br>OSHA Standard 1926.200

Tools

  • 37. Do all tools have the proper guards?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.300(b)(1)

  • 38. Are all electrical cords and plugs in good condition?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.403(b)

  • 39. Are employees trained in powder actuated tools?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.302(e)(1)

  • 40. Are tools being inspected and stored properly?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.300(a)

Electrical

  • 41. Are GFCI breakers tested daily and documented?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.404(b)(1)(i)

  • 42. Are temporary lights properly suspended and maintained?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.405(a)(2)(ii)(F)

  • 43. Are the temporary power cords protected from heavy traffic?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.405(a)(2)(ii)(I)

  • 44. Are the temporary power panels in good condition and maintained?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.405(b)(2)

  • 45. Are all unused knockouts blanked?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.405(b)(1)

  • 46. Are all panel schedules in place?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.403(h)

  • 47. Are all panels marked and made inaccessible to unauthorized persons?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.405

  • 48. Is LO/TO equipment on site, used, and documented?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.417

  • 49. Is the written LO/TO procedure on site?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.417

  • 50. Are the authorized personnel identified, trained, and qualified to LO/TO?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.417

  • 51. Are the LO/TO tags/logs properly filled out and up to date?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.417

  • 52. Is there a copy of Energized Electrical/Hot Work policy on site?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.416(a)(1)

  • 53. Is all hot work in full compliance with policy?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.416(a)(1)

  • 54. Have all authorized persons received hot work training?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.416(a)(1)

  • 55. Are there covers, faceplates, or fixture canopies?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.405(b)(2)

  • 56. Other items:

Welding and Cutting

  • 57. Are all leads and stringers in good condition?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.351(b)(2)

  • 58. Are all bare spots on welding leads properly repaired?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.351(b)(4)

  • 59. Is the first 10 feet of the leads free from damage?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.351(b)(2)

  • 60. Is proper eye protection available and in use?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.353(e)(2)

  • 61. Are all cylinders in a secured, upright position?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.350(a)(9)

  • 62. Do all cylinders have protective caps when not in use?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.350(a)(1)

  • 63. Is there a 20lb. ABC Ext. located in welding/cutting area?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.352(d)

  • 64. Is there a fire watch needed/used?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.352(e)

  • 65. Is a welding screen utilized to protect personnel?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.352(b)

  • 66. Is there a 20 foot separation between O2 and acetylene when stored?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.350(a)(10)

Ladders

  • 67. Are spreaders on step ladders down and locked?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.1053(a)(8)

  • 68. Are all ladders inspected daily and in good condition?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.1053(b)(15)

  • 69. Are all ladders rated for task uses?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.1053(a)(1)(i)

  • 70. Are side rails 3 feet above landings for extension ladders?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.1052(b)(1)

  • 71. Are extension ladders secured at the top and/or bottom?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.1053(b)(1)

  • 72. Are doorways barricaded when necessary?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.1053(b)(8)

  • 73. Are employees trained on and using ladders properly?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.1060

  • 74. Is proper fall protection used when required?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.1053(a)(22)

Scaffolds

  • 75. Is fall protection used for erection/dismantling scaffolds?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.501(b)(15)

  • 76. Are scaffolds on secure footings with base plates and mud sills?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.451(c)(2)

  • 77. Is there a competent person on site or available?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.451(g)(2)

  • 78. Is there fall protection in place?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.451(g)(1)

  • 79. Are employees trained in the proper erection and use of scaffolds?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.454

  • 80. Is scaffolding inspected and documented prior to use?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.451(g)(2)

Aerial Lifts and Platforms

  • 81. Are employees trained/certified on equipment?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.453(b)(2)(ii)

  • 82. Do employees stay in/on platform at all times?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.453(b)(2)(iv)

  • 83. Are all lift/platform safety devices operational?<br>ANSI 92.2-1969

  • 84. Is fall protection used properly?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.453(b)(2)(v)

  • 85. Are lifts/platforms operated according to manufacturer?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.453(b)(2)

  • 86. Are the Dailey Equipment Checklists completed according to procedure?<br>ANSI 92.2-1969

Excavations

  • 87. Has LaOne Call been called, notified, and the ticket maintained?<br>STATE LAW

  • 88. Are employees protected from falls to a lower level?<br>OSHA Standard 1926.651(i)

  • 89. Is there a competent person present?<br>OSHA 1926.651(k)(1)

  • 90. Are excavations properly sloped or benched?<br>OSHA 1926.652

  • 91. Are all spoil piles at least 2 feet from the edge of excavation?<br>OSHA 1926.651(j)(2)

  • 92. Is water control adequate?<br>OSHA 1926.651(h)(1)

  • 93. Is there adequate access and egress points?<br>OSHA 1926.651(c)

  • 94. Are trenches 20ft. or more in depth designed by RPE?<br>OSHA 1926.250(b)(1)

  • 95. Are protective systems adequate to protect employees from cave-ins?<br>OSHA 1926.651(j)

Floor/Wall Openings, Stairwells, and Roofs

  • 96. Are all holes 2 inches or larger in diameter covered?<br>OSHA 1926.501(c)(1)

  • 97. Are all hole covers marked accordingly?<br>OSHA 1926.502(i)(4)

  • 98. Are all employees protected from falling objects?<br>OSHA 1926.501(c)

  • 99. Is all material at least 10 feet from the floor edge?<br>OSHA 1926.250(b)(1)

  • 100. Do all guard rails meet OSHA requirements?<br>OSHA 1926.502(b)

  • 101. Are steel stair pans filled?<br>OSHA 1926.1052(b)(1)

  • 102. Is fall protection provided/used for fall exposures in excess of 6 feet?<br>OSHA 1926.501(b)(15)

Confined Space

  • 103. Has the CF been tested for toxic/combustible gases, oxygen content?<br>1910.146(c)(1)

  • 104. Is all required PPE in place and being used according to procedure?<br>OSHA 1910.146(d)(4)

  • 105. Is there a method of communication between attendant and entrants?<br>OSHA 1910.146(i)(5)

  • 106. Are the site specific requirements/procedures in place?<br>OSHA 1910.146(d)(9)

  • 107. Is there a competent person in place?<br>OSHA 1910.146(c)(5)(ii)(H)

  • 108. Are all the required permits completed?<br>OSHA 1910.146(f)

  • 109. Is the emergency action plan posted?<br>OSHA 19146(d)(9)

  • 110. Is energy isolation (LO/TO) required/performed according to procedure?<br>OSHA 1910.146(f)(8)

  • 111. Are all entrants and attendants properly trained?<br>OSHA 1910.146(h) & (i)

Heavy Equipment

  • 112. Are all operators properly trained and certified?<br>OSHA 1926.602(d)

  • 113. Is there a competent person present, if necessary?<br>OSHA 1926.602

  • 114. Are all operators using seat belts?<br>OSHA 1926.602(a)(2)

  • 115. Are there no riders allowed on any equipment?<br>OSHA 1926.602(c)(1)(vii)

  • 116. Does equipment have functional back-up alarms?<br>OSHA 1926.602(c)(1)(vi)

  • 117. Are the Daily Equipment Checklists being completed according to procedure?<br>ANSI B56.1-1969

  • 118. Are all safety devices on equipment operational?<br>OSHA 1926.602(c)(1)(vi)

  • 119. Is equipment operated at safe speeds?<br>ANSI B56.1-1969

  • 120. Is all proper safety equipment/signage available on site?<br>OSHA 1926.602

  • 121. Is all equipment repaired/maintained properly?<br>OSHA 1926.602

Review of Activity Since Last Inspection

  • 122. Are JSA's performed and documented according to procedure?<br>COMPANY POLICY

  • 123. Are accident reporting and investigations done according to procedure?<br>COMPANY POLICY

  • 124. Are all employees wearing the appropriate PPE?<br>1910.132

  • 125. Do all employees know what and where their HAZCOM plan is?<br>1910.1200

  • 126. Are all impalement hazards adequately protected?<br>COMPANY POLICY

Other Safety Concerns

  • 127. Other

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