Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

The Six Steps to Observe

  • 1. Introduce yourself and observe crew. 2. Comment on safe work practices. 3.Comment/ask question on "at risk" or unsafe behaviors. 4. Get agreement to work safe. 5. Discuss other safety issues. 6. Thank crew.

  • In the first part of the SCO before getting to the PPE section once you have typed in your selections please answer YES to complete the sections.

  • Customer

  • OUID

  • Date

  • LOB: POWER

  • Sign Job Briefing Sheet

  • Number of Employees

  • Length of Observation in minutes

  • Observers name and employee number:

  • Joint observers name and employee number:

  • Joint observers name and employee number:

PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)

  • Eyes and Face

  • Head

  • Body-legs/arms

  • Feet

  • Other

Worker's Attitude

  • Rushing

  • Complacency

  • Frustration

  • Fatigue

  • Other

Effective Communication

  • Crew understands job plan

  • Observer properly briefed on arrival

  • Continuous communications between crew members (i.e., verbal, hand signals, and communicated among crew members

  • Hazard Recognition (i.e., hazards identified and communicated among crew members.

  • Changes in conditions communicated.

  • Other

Safe Working Position

  • Driving

  • Line of fire (i.e., pinch points, struck by)

  • Flash Potential (i.e., chemicals, gas, conductors, welding)

  • Working off balance or awkward positioning

  • Mobile equipment use

  • Terrain hazard (i.e., pits, trenches, embankments)

  • Temporary traffic control set up

  • Lifting by overreaching/twisting/bending

  • Other

Tools and Equipment

  • Right tool for the task

  • Using tool in a safe manner

  • Condition of tools and safety items

  • Right equipment for task

  • Condition of equipment

  • Other

Housekeeping

  • Slip, trip, and fall hazards in the work area

  • Tools and materials organized

  • Vehicle/equipment organized

  • Environmental standards maintained

  • Other

"Safe" Observation Discussion

"At Risk" Observation Discussion

Follow Up Actions-Make sure to put a name and due date with each follow up action.

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