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  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Performed by

Administration

  • Appropriate Federal, State and Local notices are posted

  • Emergency Contact list is posted (includes medical facilities)

  • All employees have been through safety orientation

Paint Shop

Housekeeping

  • Are trash cans used and emptied frequently

  • Are appropriate covers or rails around floor openings, leading edges, pits, etc?

  • Workstation floors are free from excess debris? (dunnage, trash, scrap material, etc)

  • Are cords/leads/hoses managed to reduce tripping hazards?

  • Flammable and combustible material is cleared or protected

  • All containers have lids placed, even during use

  • Paints and other flammable materials stored properly

  • Products have legible labels

  • Spill kits are available and filled

Personal Protective Equipment

  • Hard Hats worn correctly

  • Safety glasses worn correctly

  • Hearing protection worn properly and well fitting?

  • Work boots according to company policy are being worn?

  • Hand protection is being worn?

  • Double eye protection is being worn when necessary

  • Additional PPE- Task Specific being worn? (Respirators, etc)

Cranes and Rigging

  • Pendants are properly and clearly labeled

  • Cranes are labeled with capacity markings on block / bridge

  • Hooks have safety latches, if designed

  • Rigging has legible capacity markings / tags

  • Rigging stored properly to prevent damage

  • Are OH cranes stowed properly when not in use? (Block in center of aisle, hook <7' off ground)

Power and Hand Tools

  • Required guards or other safety devices on and functional

  • Power tools are in good working order (no cracks, damage cords intact, etc)

Material Handling

  • Proper lifting and carrying of material

  • Material stacked in orderly fashion, stable, and secure

  • Material placed on cribbing of suitable length and quantity

  • Cracked, broken, or deformed cribbing is not being used

  • Proper use of push-pull sticks and tag lines

Stairways and Ladders

  • Ladders and stairways in good working order

  • Ladders and stairways are used properly

  • All necessary labels are legible

Forklift

  • Daily inspection paperwork is completed and kept on machine

  • Driven at safe speed, based on conditions

  • Drivers authorized and trained to operate

Electrical

  • Electrical cords are inspected for frays, cuts or other damage, if found maintenance called

  • Ground pins are included and used, when necessary

  • Electrical cabinet doors or other electrical rooms are kept closed

  • Circuits and disconnects are labeled

  • Material is not stored within 3' of electrical panels

Fabrication (Bay4,5,13,14,15)

Housekeeping

  • Are aisles and walkways free from obstructions

  • Are trash cans used and emptied frequently

  • Workstation floors are free from excess debris? (dunnage, trash, scrap material, etc)

  • Are cords/leads/hoses managed to reduce tripping hazards?

Personal Protective Equipment

  • Hard Hats worn correctly

  • Safety glasses worn correctly

  • Hearing protection worn properly and well fitting?

  • Work boots according to company policy are being worn?

  • Hand protection is being worn?

  • Additional PPE, task specific, being worn?

  • Double eye protection is being worn when necessary

  • Appropriately shaded shields / glasses for hot work (Welding, oxy-acetylene cutting, etc)

Cranes and Rigging

  • Pendants are properly and clearly labeled

  • Cranes are labeled with capacity markings on block / bridge

  • Hooks have safety latches, if designed

  • Rigging has legible capacity markings / tags

  • Rigging stored properly to prevent damage

  • Are jib cranes stowed when not in use?

  • Are OH cranes stowed properly when not in use? (Block in center of aisle, hook <7' off ground)

Compressed Gas Cylinders

  • Properly stored (upright and secured)

  • Transported with caps on, upright and secured

  • Oxygen and fuels are separated by 20' or a 5' tall 30 minute rated fire barrier

Power and Hand Tools

  • Required guards or other safety devices on and functional

  • Power tools are in good working order (no cracks, damage cords intact, etc)

  • Hand tools are in good working order (no chips, mushroomed heads, etc)

Material Handling

  • Proper lifting and carrying of material

  • Material stacked in orderly fashion, stable, and secure

  • Material placed on cribbing of suitable length and quantity

  • Cracked, broken, or deformed cribbing is not being used

  • Storage areas free from tripping hazards

  • Proper use of push-pull sticks and tag lines

Stairways and Ladders

  • step ladders and stairways in good working order

  • Ladders and stairways are used properly

  • All necessary labels are legible

Hot Work

  • Flammable and combustible material is cleared or protected

  • Flashback preventers are installed

  • Strikers are used to light torches

  • Weld leads are inspected and if damage or defect found maintenance is called

  • Leads may not have damage or defect within 10' of stinger

  • Connections at welder are protected

Electrical

  • Electrical cords are inspected for frays, cuts or other damage, if found maintenance called

  • Ground pins are included and used, when necessary

  • Electrical cabinet doors or other electrical rooms are kept closed

  • Circuits and disconnects are labeled

  • Material is not stored within 3' of electrical panels

Powder Actuated Tools

  • Employees that use PATs are trained and authorized

  • PATs are cleaned properly

  • PATs are left unloaded until time they are used

  • PATs are regularly inspected

Material Handling/ Parts Detail (bay 2,3,10)

Housekeeping

  • Are storage areas free from tripping hazards?

  • Are aisles and walkways free from obstructions

  • Are trash cans used and emptied frequently

  • Workstation floors are free from excess debris? (dunnage, trash, scrap material, etc)

Personal Protective Equipment

  • Hard Hats worn correctly

  • Safety glasses worn correctly

  • Hearing protection worn properly and well fitting?

  • Work boots according to company policy are being worn?

  • Hand protection is being worn?

  • Additional PPE, task specific, being worn?

Cranes and Rigging

  • Pendants are properly and clearly labeled

  • Cranes are labeled with capacity markings on block / bridge

  • Hooks have safety latches, if designed

  • Rigging has legible capacity markings / tags

  • Rigging stored properly to prevent damage

  • Are jib cranes stowed when not in use?

  • Are OH cranes stowed properly when not in use? (Block in center of aisle, hook <7' off ground)

Material Handling

  • Proper lifting and carrying of material

  • Material stacked in orderly fashion, stable, and secure

  • Material placed on cribbing of suitable length and quantity

  • Cracked, broken, or deformed cribbing is not being used

  • Storage areas free from tripping hazards

  • Proper use of push-pull sticks and tag lines

Stairways and Ladders

  • Roll up ladders and stairways in good working order

  • Ladders and stairways are used properly

  • All necessary labels are legible

Forklift

  • Daily inspection paperwork is completed and kept on machine

  • Driven at safe speed, based on conditions

  • Drivers authorized and trained to operate

Electrical

  • Electrical cabinet doors or other electrical rooms are kept closed

  • Material is not stored within 3' of electrical panels

Receiving/ Bay 18

Housekeeping

  • Are aisles and walkways free from obstructions

  • Are trash cans used and emptied frequently

  • Are appropriate covers or rails around floor openings, pits, tanks, etc?

  • Workstation floors are free from excess debris? (dunnage, trash, scrap material, etc)

  • Are cords/leads/hoses managed to reduce tripping hazards?

  • Blast media on floor ?

  • Lubricants and other flammable materials stored properly

Personal Protective Equipment

  • Hard Hats worn correctly

  • Safety glasses worn correctly

  • Hearing protection worn properly and well fitting?

  • Work boots according to company policy are being worn?

  • Hand protection is being worn?

  • Additional PPE, task specific, being worn?

  • Double eye protection is being worn when necessary

  • Appropriately shaded shields / glasses for hot work (Welding, oxy-acetylene cutting, etc)

Cranes and Rigging

  • Pendants are properly and clearly labeled

  • Cranes are labeled with capacity markings on block / bridge

  • Hooks have safety latches, if designed

  • Rigging has legible capacity markings / tags

  • Rigging stored properly to prevent damage

  • Are OH cranes stowed properly when not in use? (Block in center of aisle, hook <7' off ground)

Compressed Gas Cylinders

  • Properly stored (upright and secured)

  • Transported with caps on, upright and secured

  • Oxygen and fuels are separated by 20' or a 5' tall 30 minute rated fire barrier

Power and Hand Tools

  • Required guards or other safety devices on and functional

  • Power tools are in good working order (no cracks, damage cords intact, etc)

  • Hand tools are in good working order (no chips, mushroomed heads, etc)

Material Handling

  • Proper lifting and carrying of material

  • Material stacked in orderly fashion, stable, and secure

  • Material placed on cribbing of suitable length and quantity

  • Cracked, broken, or deformed cribbing is not being used

  • Storage areas free from tripping hazards

  • Proper use of push-pull sticks and tag lines

Stairways and Ladders

  • Ladders and stairways in good working order

  • Ladders and stairways are used properly

  • All necessary labels are legible

Hot Work

  • Flammable and combustible material is cleared or protected

  • Flashback preventers are installed

  • Strikers are used to light torches

  • Weld leads are inspected and if damage or defect found maintenance is called

  • Leads may not have damage or defect within 10' of stinger

  • Connections at welder are protected

Electrical

  • Electrical cords are inspected for frays, cuts or other damage, if found maintenance called

  • Ground pins are included and used, when necessary

  • Electrical cabinet doors or other electrical rooms are kept closed

  • Circuits and disconnects are labeled

  • Material is not stored within 3' of electrical panels

Yard

Housekeeping

  • Are Aisles and walkways and material storage areas free of debris? (scrap material, dunnage, etc)

  • Are trashcans used and emptied frequently?

  • Excess dunnage organized/disposed of

Material Handling

  • Proper lifting and carrying of material

  • Material stacked in orderly fashion, stable, and secure

  • Material placed on cribbing of suitable length and quantity

  • Cracked, broken, or deformed cribbing is not being used

  • Proper use of push-pull sticks and tag lines

Cranes and Rigging

  • Pendants are properly and clearly labeled

  • Cranes are labeled with capacity markings on block / bridge

  • Hooks have safety latches, if designed

  • Rigging has legible capacity markings / tags

  • Rigging stored properly to prevent damage

  • Are OH cranes stowed properly when not in use? (Block in center of aisle, hook <7' off ground)

Personal Protective Equipment

  • Hard Hats worn correctly

  • Safety glasses worn correctly

  • Hearing protection worn properly and well fitting?

  • Work boots according to company policy are being worn?

  • Hand protection is being worn?

  • Additional PPE, task specific, being worn?

Lockout / Tagout

  • LOTO process / procedures are known by affected employees

Fire Prevention & Protection

  • Fire extinguishers are inspected monthly (in-house)

  • Fire extinguishers are inspected annually (3rd Party)

  • Fire extinguishers are in conspicuous locations and readily available

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