Information

  • Document No.

  • WEEKLY PROJECT SAFETY WALK/AUDIT

  • FD THOMAS, INC

  • Conducted on

  • Inspected by:

  • The U.S. Capitol Dome Project Washington, DC
  • FDT Project Leader:

Instructions: Anything that is marked with a "NO" shall be addressed in the "Recommended Action" section of this firm. If there is a situation which requires immediate attention, please contact the Safety Department immediately at (541) 664-3010.

PAPERWORK

  • Federal and state postings in place?

  • OSHA 300 Log posted? (During the month of February 1 - April 30)

  • Emergency Response Plan posted?

  • HazCom Binder, MSDS and Safety Manual available on site?

  • Are site specific plans up to date and readily available for viewing?

  • JSA/PPE Hazard Assessment review Daily and signed by all employees?

  • Are time, quality control, inspection reports, daily reports filed?

  • Are new employees aware of all safety/injury policies, site specific plans and all forms completed?

HAZMAT

  • Is a spill kit on site for spill response?

  • Is a mix station in place with secondary containment?

  • All materials labeled and identified?

  • HMIS labels on all cans?

  • Are Conditionally Exempt Generator rules being followed?

  • NFPA Diamonds on Flammable Connex?

  • Are fuel solvent, abrasive, and coatings out of the weather and in proper containment?

  • Is secondary containment in place for hazardous materials?

EQUIPMENT

  • Is all equipment on site in working order?

  • Is equipment being maintained: fluids checked, filters cleaned, hoses inspected?

  • Is inspection equipment and devices in good order and calibrated if necessary?

  • Backup alarms operable?

  • No engines near fresh-air intake?

  • Retainer cables at air connections in place? (Whip checks)

  • Pot tender trained in safety and emergency procedures?

  • Breathing air monitors calibrated monthly and checked daily?

  • Visual inspection of all pressure lines?

  • Are tools and equipment stored properly?

  • Is all damaged and malfunctioning equipment red tagged?

ELECTRICAL

  • Are extension cords inspected and color-taped to correct month?

  • Are ground-fault circuit interrupters (GFCI's) being used?

  • Are all electric tools and devices inspected and in working order?

  • Are any lockouts required? If so, Remove all lockouts daily at end of shift!

  • Cords strung out of water?

FIRE HAZARDS

  • Are permits required for fire, fire watch, and confined spaces? Reviewed and closed daily?

  • Are flammable/combustibles liquids stored and labeled?

  • Solvent rags/refuse in metal cans?

  • Are NO SMOKING & FLAMMABLE signs in use and posted?

  • Are fire extinguishers nearby, tagged, checked daily and marked off for each month's inspection tag?

  • A. Name of person conducting monthly inspection:

  • B. Number of extinguishers and date of monthly inspection:

  • Is each employee on site trained in the proper use of fire extinguishers?

  • Smoking areas designated and enforced?

MISC

  • Are First-Aid kits, eyewash, and fire extinguisher locations stocked and visible?

  • Is there an adequate supply of necessary safety equipment and first-aid kits?

  • Good Housekeeping on site, work areas and exits clear of debris?

  • PPE in use? (Hard hats, eye protection, hearing protection, respirators, etc.)

  • Is overspray awareness and notification being implemented?

  • Is there adequate security for tools, equipment, vehicles and property?

  • Are manpower, material and equipment needs being met?

  • Are all subcontractor and owner personnel informed daily of all FDT activities?

  • Hygiene facilities provided and maintained?

  • Are adequate toilet(s) provided on the job-site?

  • Adequate drinking water and cups?

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