Information

  • Document No.

  • Otter Tail Power Big Stone Plant AQCS Project

  • Location
  • Conducted on

  • Personnel

  • LOCATION:

  • DATE & TIME OF OBSERVATION:

  • TYPE OF WORK BEING OBSERVED:

  • NUMBER OF PEOPLE BEING OBSERVED:

  • CRAFT BEING OBSERVED

  • EQUIPMENT BEING WORKED ON:

  • WAS A PRE-JOB BRIEFING CONDUCTED?

  • WAS "EYES ON PATH" USED DURING YOUR OBSERVATION?

  • WAS "EYES ON HANDS" USED DURING YOUR OBSERVATION?

CATEGORY A - Personal Protective Equipment

  • Personal work clothing is in good condition. A.1

  • Personal Protective Equipment is correct for the hazard. A.2

  • PPE is being used properly and is in good condition. A.3

CATEGORY B - General Awareness

  • Worker is aware of, and observant of, nearby hazards. B.1

  • Worker is aware of heavy equipment and demonstrates effective practices to remain clear. B.2

  • Workers are focused on the task and are free of distraction. B.3

CATEGORY C - Work Practices

  • Scrap material is controlled to prevent accumulations on walking and working surfaces. C.1

  • Material is staged for efficiency and keeping walking and working areas clear. C.2

  • Tools in use are appropriate for the task and are used correctly. C.3

  • Housekeeping is maintained to provide organized and clean work areas. C.4

CATEGORY D - Procedures and Best Practices

  • Pick and Carry of material, D.1

  • Load is minimized. D.2

  • Load handling pathway is scouted. D.3

  • A spotter is used when load handler can not see pathway. D.4

  • Signaling of loads is clear and visible. D.5

  • Radio signaling is clear and concise when used. D.6

CATEGORY E - Communication

  • All craft understand Pre-task. E.1

  • All craft are provided and accept clear direction. E.2

  • Workers are aware of adjacent work and have briefed others on their work. E.3

  • Two-way communication is used to ensure message is correctly received. E.4

  • Teamwork is evident. E.5

  • Workers accept coaching. E.6

  • All workers look out for each other as their Brother's Keeper. E.7

Observation Feedback

  • Observation Category

  • Feedback Provided

  • Observation Category

  • Feedback Provided

  • Observation Category

  • Feedback Provided

Pre-Incident Learning Questions

  • How can someone get hurt doing this task? How have we avoided that?

  • Have you experienced or heard of recent close calls? What happened? What did we do about it?

  • What is your biggest safety concern on this job?

  • 5/28/2013 Frank Deller Failure to feedback is acceptance of the behavior.

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