Information

  • Date

  • Project

  • Supervisor

  • Project Manager

  • Inspected by

1. GENERAL SAFETY

  • Safety Program and Haz-Comm Program

  • OSHA 1926 Manual

  • Job Specific Safety Data Sheets 1910.1200 (g) (I)

  • Accident/Incident Reports

  • Fire Extinguisher Log

  • Job site Safety Signage Posted

  • First Aid Kit available and stocked

  • Fire extinguisher on site

  • Ground Fault Interrupters on site

  • Postings

  • OSHA 300A

  • Labor Poster including OSHA poster

  • Human Rights

  • NYS Minimum Wage

  • Family Medical Leave Act

  • Fair Play Act

  • Affirmative Action

  • Davis Bacon Act

  • Testers

  • Light Meter

  • Noise Meter

  • Voltage Tester

  • GFI Tester

  • Continuity Tester

  • Carbon Monoxide Tester/Alarm

2. EXCAVATIONS AND TRENCHING

  • Equipment

  • Survey for overhead power lines

  • Trained operators

  • Seat belts must be fastened

  • Rollover protection system (ROPS) in place

  • Fire extinguisher on machine must be charged and inspected

  • No passenger without seats

  • Conditions

  • Soil classification by employer or designee

  • Cave-in protection needed at 5 feet (slope, bench, shore, shield)

  • Spoils must be at least 2 feet from edge of excavation

  • Access is required at 4 feet deep (within 25 feet of travel)

  • Daily inspection of excavation by a competent person

  • Extension Cords

  • GFI protection in place

  • Inspect for ground pins

  • Inspect plug ends for strain relief

  • Cords are protected from damage from sharp edges

  • Homemade cords with receptacles not allowed

  • Inspect cords from damage, cuts, frays, breaks, etc.

3. CAISSONS

  • Approve safety cans for flammables

  • Holes protected from falls

  • Swing radius of equipment barricaded to protect workers

  • Housekeeping in good shape

  • Material handling pinch points recognized

  • Fire extinguisher available for any hot work

4. FOOTINGS AND FOUNDATIONS

  • Approved safety can for flammables

  • Good housekeeping

  • Eye wash available

  • Rehab caps installed

  • Trenches over 5 feet protected from cave-in

  • Safe access provided to trench at 4 feet (25 feet travel max.)

  • Walkways to cross trench 2 feet wide, guardrails at 6 feet high

  • Guards on masonry saws

  • Guards on saws, grinders, etc.

  • Spoils back 2 feet from edge of excavation

5. MASONRY

  • Approved safety cans for flammables

  • Good housekeeping

  • Eye wash available

  • Fire extinguisher present

  • Rebar protected

  • Wall bracing at 8 feet

  • Limited access zone established (height of wall plus 4 feet)

  • Portable containers must be labeled

  • Extension cords

  • GFI protection in place

  • Inspect cord ends for strain relief

  • Inspect for ground pins

  • Cords are protected from damage through doors and sharp edges

  • Homemade cords with receptacles not allowed

  • Inspect cords for damage, cuts, frays, breaks, etc.

  • Forklift/Skidsteer

  • Trained operators

  • Seat belt needs to be fastened

  • Backup alarms working

  • Load chart for forklifts in cab

  • Horn in working order

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