Audit
Employees can describe when a Bluestake permit is required.
Employees can describe who to contact to obtain a Bluestake permit.
Employees can describe what they should do during an excavation if unexpected utility or process lines are discovered.
Employees can describe how close to known utilities they can excavate with machinery.
Employees can describe what they should do if they contact a utility line.
Supervisors can describe how they trust but verify the following for their employees:
Employees can describe when a Bluestake permit is required.
Employees can describe who to contact to obtain a Bluestake permit.
Employees can describe what they should do during an excavation if unexpected utility or process lines are discovered.
Employees can describe how close to known utilities they can excavate with machinery.
Employees can describe what they should do if they contact a utility line.
Supervisors can relate an experience when they coached, reprimanded or praised employees for Bluestake processes.
Is a Bluestake permit obtained prior to performing activities described in the guideline? (Penetration of non-native ground or any wall, floor penetration deeper than 2 inches).
Does the engineering or other department have a record of known utilities that is up to date?
Are utilities properly marked prior to the commencement of work?
Is a Bluestake permit completed properly prior to the commencement of work?
Revision 1.0 iCloud posted document is the controlled copy. 07/03/13
