Information

  • Document No.

  • Project Name

  • Project Number

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

Fall Protection

  • Project Management aware of Fall Safe Site Specific Plan and is implementing plan

  • Employees have received training on fall protection (Toolbox talks, safety meetings, JHA's)

  • Guardrails/ cables in - place and properly secured and flagged (Exposure to falls 6' or greater)

  • Employees secure from unprotected sides and edges with fall exposure more than 6'

  • Employees working on or near leading edges are protected from fall hazards 6' or more

  • Employees below protected from falling objects

  • All floor openings 2" or greater covered / Secured and Marked

  • All manholes are securely covered, marked as required

  • All wall openings on walking / working surfaces guarded - 30" x 18" or greater

  • Safety Harness and life lines inspected and used properly

  • Employees in Aerial lift are tied to the tie-off eyes

Excavation

  • Competent Person supervising all excavation work, competent person card is on file

  • Permit from Utility Protection Center (800 - 282 - 7411)

  • Crew has received training on the hazards (cracking, raveling, water, vibration, vehicular traffic)

  • Registered Engineered Design for all excavation 20' or greater

  • Excavation Inspected - Excavation Daily Inspection completed prior to shift starting and after rainstorms

  • Excavation sloped 1-1/2:1 & spoil piles stored at least 2' from trench edge

  • Shoring/ Shield Protection designed by Engineer (OSHA guidelines or Manufactures Tabulated Data- not job made)

  • Shoring/ Shield Protection installed with Manufacture's Tabulated Data (Boxes: max 2' above bottom of trench; 18" below toe of slope/box combo)

  • Water controlled and Hazardous Atmospheres Tested (Confined Space Requirements)

  • Stability of utilities and adjacent structure properly protected and shored

  • Employees protected from falling loads (not working below loads, wearing hard hats)

Access / Egress

  • A) Ladders, ramps or stairways provided & secured within 25 feet of employee in trench

  • B) Equipment Ramps and Stairway properly designed

  • Equipment is at a safe distance from edge of trench or excavation (at least as far away from the edge as the trench is deep)

  • Excavation Barricaded / Protected from Vehicular Traffic / Adequate lighting provided

Scaffolding

  • Employees below protected form falling objects

  • Competent Person supervising all scaffold work / certification on file

  • Has crew received required training / Documented

  • Scaffold inspection sheet completed / Tag system used

  • Erected on sound rigid footing, sills, base plates or screw jacks, frames plumb and square

  • All connections secured, braced and anchor as required

  • All frame components free of cracks or damage; multiple parts are compatible components

  • Proper ladder access provided

  • Proper access from another scaffold/building provided (within 14" horizontal; within 2' vertical)

  • Platform fully decked and free of debris / All planking must meet OSHA criteria (overlap supports 6"-12")

  • Secured to building properly (at 4 times the minimum base width; at both ends , every 30' horizontally, every 20' vertically with at least #9 wire or better)

  • Guardrails, Intermediate rails, and Toe-boards in place

  • Aerial Lift & Scissor Lift Training conducted for employees

Electrical

  • Ground fault circuit interrupters being used in temporary electrical systems

  • Ground fault circuit interrupters being used when plugging into permanent power supplies

  • Has lock out / tag out program been been established and in place

  • Receptacles equipped with required covers for the location / Protected from energized equipment

  • No materials stored within 30 inches of electrical enclosures

  • Live Panels Completely Covered & Locked to prevent Unauthorized Entry, Lock Out & Tag Out Procedures in Place, Electrical Room Door Locked

  • Power cords protected on all traffic and walk ways

  • Power cords inspected: Cord has Ground Prong/Strain Relief intact/Insulation is not damaged-no electrical tape/Cords away from water and cuts

  • All lamps for general illumination protected from accidental contact or breakage

  • Are electrical components being used in accordance with intended UL listed use

  • Signs, tags, and barricades provided to warn of overhead electrical lines

  • Are electrical lines at least 15' away from scaffolding or cranes or they are insullated

Stairs and Ladders

  • Employees trained in the proper use of ladders

  • Stairways or ladder provided at all personnel points with a break in elevation of 19 inches

  • Stairways having four or more risers or rising 30" or more requires handrail on all unprotected sides or edges

  • Poured concrete stairs are prevented from being used prior to stair pans being filled

  • Elevated work areas with 25 or more employees requires a double - cleated or two or more separate ladders

  • All job made ladder rungs cleated level and spacing not over 12" on center

  • All points of access clear to permit free passage (No material or trash at base of ladder or stairs)

  • Doors opening directly onto a stairway or platform shall have a platform 20" or more

  • Ladders and stepladders inspected prior to use / Defective equipment tagged and removed from service

  • Metal ladders not used around electrical hazards

  • Ladders secured to prevent slipping, sliding or falling and extended at least 36" above landing

  • All tools and materials are to be raised and lowered by rope or machine

  • Stepladders used in fully open position / Do not use top two rungs of stepladder

Other

  • Compliance with PPE: Hard Hats, Safety Glasses (100% of Time), Face Shield, Ear plugs, Dust Masks, Respirators, Eye Protection, Boots

  • Housekeeping: trip/slip/puncture hazards; clear stairways entrances and exits

  • Charged fire extinguishers throughout

  • Cranes: Proper cribbing under outriggers, swing radius barricaded, annual and weekly inspection, check slings, straps, chokers

  • Additional Safety Concerns

  • Concern
  • Safety Concern

  • Supervisor Responsibility

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