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  • Project Number - Name

  • General Contractor

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

1. Personal Protective Equipment

  • 1.1 Hard Hats/Gloves/Footwear/Glasses/Clothes?

  • 1.2 Ear Protection/Respirators/Face Shield?

  • 1.3 Fall protection (Harness, Lanyard, Yo-Yo, Anchor point) inspected, worn/fit properly, in good condition w/o damage?

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2. Jobsite Conditions - Giampolini

  • 2.1 Adequate Task Lighting?

  • 2.2 Piling & Stacking of Materials?

  • 2.3 Debris Removal?

  • 2.4 Drinking water available and in close proximity to workers (2 gal. per employee, per 8-hour shift)?

  • 2.5 Signage (Laser/Powder Actuated Tool/Work Overhead/etc.) posted <>50' from operation?

  • 2.6 Danger/Caution Area Properly Marked-secured w/identification signage attached?

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3. Jobsite Conditions - General Contractor

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  • 3.1 Perimeter Rails/Cables (in place at 42" & 21" with a deflection < 3")?

  • 3.2 Floor Opening/Covered/Secured in place/Marked?

  • 3.3 Stairs/Ramps/Exits/Walkways clear?

  • 3.4 Trip Hazards?

  • 3.5 Piling/Stacking/Debris Removal?

  • 3.6 General Lighting (minimum of 5-foot candles)?

  • 3.7 Sanitation (CA 1:20)?

  • 3.8 Barricades/Fencing?

  • 3.9 Rebar Caps?

  • 3.10 Danger/Caution Area Properly Marked Off & Identified?

4. Programs & Information

  • 4.1 Daily Inspections Conducted (Jobsite Safety/Scaffold/Etc.)?

  • 4.2 New Employee Training?

  • 4.3 Tailgate Meetings?

  • 4.4 Posters/Signs posted/IIPP-WWSP/MSDS/SWPPP present?

  • 4.5 Equipment certifications (including scaffold permit - if applicable) in safety binder?

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5. First Aid

  • 5.1 Trained personnel documented w/copies on file?

  • 5.2 First aid kits/supplies adequately available w/identification & proper signage ("First Aid Kit Inside")?

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6. Scaffold/Equipment

  • 6.1 Railings (@42" & 21")/Toe boards (>4")?

  • 6.2 Tied back to structure (or out-rigged CA @ 3:1)?

  • 6.3 Planks/Platforms (in good proper condition/no more than 1" gap between planks)?

  • 6.4 Access (Green Tagged & Inspected)?

  • 6.5 Scaffold Stairs (Green Tagged & Inspected)?

  • 6.6 Safety Devices/back-up alarms functioning properly?

  • 6.7 Equipment inspections completed and documented?

  • 6.8 All wheels on rolling scaffolds locked while in use?

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7. Fire Protection

  • 7.1 Extinguishers in proper working condition (indicator needle in green; inspection < 1 year; pull-pin secured with breakaway zip-tie; inspection sticker and tag) & inspected?

  • 7.2 Flammable Material Storage ( Yellow Cabinet, containment pallet, etc.) Available and identified?

  • 7.3 Welding/Equipment Tanks Stored and in proper condition?

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8. Ladders

  • 8.1 Ladder condition/all regulatory stickers?

  • 8.2 Ladder Tied Off (top and bottom)?

  • 8.3 Ladder 3' above landing?

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9. Tools

  • 9.1 Proper working condition (broken bits/grinding wheels/etc.)?

  • 9.2 Guards/Safety devices in place?

  • 9.3 Cords/Plugs in good condition (no tears in cord/exposed wiring/pulled out of plug) /GFCI?

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10. Pumps & Mixing Equipment

  • 10.1 Pressure Ball/relief valve/safety devices operable and in place?

  • 10.2 Hose whip checks in place and secured (zip-ties/duct tape)?

  • 10.3 Good working condition?

  • 10.4 All Guards in place?

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11. Comments/Corrections:

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