Information

  • Document No.

  • Project Name

  • Project Number

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Weather

  • Describe the weather conditions.

  • What is the temperature?

  • Comments

Excavation/trench

  • What is the purpose of the excavation/trench?

  • Have all the utilities been notified? (call 811)

  • What is the utility locate number?

  • Comments

Dimensions of the excavation/trench?

  • What is the depth of the excavation/trench?

  • What is the length & width of the excavation/trench at the bottom?

  • What is the length & width of the excavation/trench at the top?

  • Comments

  • What is the name of the competent person?

Soil

  • Has the soil been tested?

  • Who or what organization performed the soil test?

  • What type of soil classification resulted from the test?

  • Comments

Protection Methods

  • What type of protection method was used?

  • Comments

Hazardous Conditions

  • Has surface drainage been properly managed?j

  • Is the excavation/trench above the water table?

  • Has vibration near the excavation/trench been properly managed?

  • Are the spoil piles at least 2 feet from the edge of the trench?

  • Is there a means of access & egress within 25 feet of safe travel?

  • Does the ladder extend at least 3 feet above the landing?

  • Have all other construction activities near the excavation/trench been properly managed?

  • Have the hazardous atmospheres been properly managed?

  • Is the excavation/trench safe to enter?

  • Comments

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