Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • Business Unit

  • Function/entity

  • Workgroup

  • Number of Employees

  • Work being Performed

General Inspection

  • • No tire change out, use electronic JSA's No vehicle worked below 1 ton Fall protection, housekeeping, defective tools (mushroomed etc.), unsecured loads (meters), covers over sharp tools, sheathed blades. Class 3 vests, UVEC faceshields and Z87 plus

  • 1. PPE available/condition

  • Will not have rubber PPE. No hard hats without overhead hazards, Special hard hat with chin strap (jockey hat) above fall heights. 3 points of contact or fall protection required. Reference: PPE section 2.0, Entergy Fleet Management Safety Manual, OSHA 1910.132-Fitting, including proper donning, doffing, cleaning, and maintenance.

  • 2. Hand Tools

  • Reference: Section 11.0, Entergy Fleet Management Safety Manual, OSHA 1910.242

  • 3. Tool Handles/Condition

  • 4. Chisel-Punches/Condition

  • Handles not mushroomed

  • 5. Hard Hat

  • Suspension and shell in good working condition. May want to check expiration dates. Hard hat with chin strap. Hard Hat may not be used unless overhead conditions exist. Reference: 2.9, 2.10, 2.11, Entergy Fleet Management Safety Manual.

  • 6. Hearing Protection

  • Grinding-posted areas, no baseline testing being done Reference: 2.6, 2.7, Entergy Fleet Management Safety Manual, OSHA 1910.95

  • 7. Respiratory Protection

  • Reference: OSHA 1910.134 and 1926.103

  • 8. Appropriate Gloves

  • Focus item, task specific gloves are supplied Reference: 2.14-2.20, Entergy Fleet Management Safety Manual, OSHA 1910.132

  • 9. Loose Clothing

  • No loose clothing Reference: 1.5, Entergy Fleet Management Safety Manual

  • 10. Footwear

  • Defined heal, requires no steel toes Reference: 2.13, Entergy Fleet Management Safety Manual, OSHA 1910.132

  • 11. Eye Protection/Face Shields

  • Largest hazard, within 15 feet of work with projected hazards Reference: 2.0-2.5, Entergy Fleet Management Safety Manual

  • 12. Welding Shield/Eye Protection

  • Approved shield only, cotton hat Reference: 2.5, Entergy Fleet Management Safety Manual, OSHA 1910.252 through 255

  • 13. Light Cords/Condition

  • Drop lights both cord and cordless, ground plugs and quarterly colored tape Reference: 12.10, Entergy Fleet Management Safety Manual, OSHA 1910.331, 1926.404

  • 14. Electrical Cords/Condition

  • Ground prong in place, ends on securely, no exposed wires.

  • 15. Air Hoses/Condition

  • No pull type quick connects, no hearing protection on pneumatic tools, anything over 1/2" in diameter should have shut off valve, do not use to clean off personnel. Reference: 12.0-12.4, Entergy Fleet Management Safety Manual

  • 16. Wheels Chocked

  • One wheel, two chocks when on an incline Reference: 7.58,7.6 Entergy Fleet Management Safety Manual

  • 17. Lifting Equipment/Condition

  • Lift cables and hoses in good shape, OJT training, Gantry cranes in shops, safety latches in place (on hooks), no frayed cables or ropes (birdcaging), load ratings marked. Should have documented training. Reference: 7.26, Entergy Fleet Management Safety Manual, OSHA 1910.179/184

  • 18. Jack Stands/Vehicle Support

  • Not just outriggers for support, jack stand around axle even with outriggers, stamped and rated Reference: 7.16, Entergy Fleet Management Safety Manual

  • 19. Safety Cones in Place

  • Ok if they are within line truck coned area, magnetic cone to assure walk around Reference: 7.15, Entergy Fleet Management Safety Manual, IAW MUTCD manual (temporary traffic control section 6)

  • 20. First Aid Kit Filled/Available

  • CPR and first aid certified, but not likely AED, full and up to date, sticker on truck in front of kit location, Reference: 1910.151

  • 21. MSDS available

  • Should be able to show usage and up to date Reference: 7.1, Entergy Fleet Management Safety Manual, OSHA 1910.12

  • 22. Fire Extinguishers in Place

  • Stored outside bins, all ABC's, CO2's third party Reference: 1.34,1.39,1.41,1.43, 1.46, Entergy Fleet Management Safety Manual, OSHA 1910.157, 1926.150-Where the employer has provided portable fire extinguishers for employees use in the workplace, the employer also shall provide an educational program to familiarize employees with the general principles of fire extinguisher use and the hazards involved in incipient stage fire fighting. Portable fire extinguishers are subjected to monthly visual inspections and an annual maintenance check.

  • 23. Gas Cylinders Properly Stored

  • Oxy acetylene-caps on, no AC work in field, welding might contain argon Reference: 1.13,1.38, Entergy Fleet Management Safety Manual, OSHA 1910.101-20 feet should be maintained between oxidizers and flammables or firewalls erected at least 5 feet high and with a fire rating of 30 minutes. Cylinders must be protected from damage, corrosion, sunlight and kept away from heat sources. Cylinders should be capped when they are not being used.

  • 24. Work Area Hazard Free

  • Good housekeeping, back of truck Reference: 1.8, 1.9, 1.10, Entergy Fleet Management Safety Manual

  • 25. Floors Absent of Spills and Obstructions

  • Shops have spill kits not sure on trucks, trucks have oil storage on them Reference: 1.8, Entergy Fleet Management Safety Manual

  • 26. All Slings, Condition and rated

  • Tagged and current, no rigging training Reference: 7.49, Entergy Fleet Management Safety Manual, OSHA 1910.179/184, 1926 final rule Stored properly and free from dirt and oil, no permanent marker.

  • 27. Vehicle off or out of Road Way

  • See cone use above . Reference: 7.15, Entergy Fleet Management Safety Manual, IAW MUTCD chapter 6

  • 28. Body Placement

  • Ergonomic issues are a focus area, forward facing vehicles and using handles, ergonomic mats, out of line of fire.

  • 29. Visibility

  • Traffic vests, strobes and flashers Reference: 7.30, Entergy Fleet Management Safety Manual

  • 30. Line of Fire

  • Out of traffic lanes, line of travel

  • 31. Lifting Techniques

  • 50 pounds max, should know and be able to talk about. Supervision periodically evaluate current work station configurations and employees' work techniques to assess the potential for and prevention of injuries

  • 32. Communication Maintained

  • No dialing or texting, stop distracted driving pledge in their department, radios, second worker, single point backing, spotter if you have one

  • 33. Personal Conduct

  • No horseplay Reference: 1.48, Entergy Fleet Management Safety Manual

  • 34. Job Briefing

  • Reference: 1.11, 1.12, Entergy Fleet Management Safety Manual

  • 35. Headlights (Bright and Dim)

  • 36. Parking Lights

  • 37. Stop Lights

  • 38. Tail Lights

  • 39. Directional Lights right front, left front, right rear, left rear

  • 40. Emergency Flashers

  • 41. Cab Lights

  • 42. Clearance lights

  • 43. Spot Lights

  • 44. Seat Belts

  • Reference: Section 15, 15.2(1), T&D Safety Manual

  • 45. Warning Lights or Gauges-Dash

  • 46. Emergency Lights-Portable

  • 47. Compartment Lights

  • 48. Horn

  • 49. Foot Brakes

  • 50. Emergency Brakes

  • 51. Windshields

  • 52. Windshield Wipers

  • 53. Rear Glass

  • 54. Door Glasses

  • 55. Mirrors

  • 56. Tires-General Condition

  • 57. Body Condition

  • 58. Hand Tools properly stored

  • 59. Defective personal tools tagged and removed from use

  • 60. All saw blades, drill bits, and sharp objects are in containers or have covers.

  • 61. Adequate supply of ground fault interrupter (GFI)

  • 62. Gel Blanket

  • 63. Housekeeping

  • No potential projectile items in the cab of the vehicle. Items under seats or on floor boards with potential to interfere with pedals.

  • 64. Ladders

  • 65. Truck tools

  • 66. License Tag

  • 67. Inspection Tag

  • Comments

  • Additional Comments

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