Title Page
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Client / Site
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Conducted on (Date and Time)
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Inspected by
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Location
HAZARD IDENTIFICATION, REMOVAL, AND CLEANUP
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Debris is cleared from work surfaces, passages, and stairs.
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Nothing is within 18" of building per FSA requirements.
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Sufficient waste or trash containers are provided, used and emptied when appropriate.
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Open-top dumpsters are covered.
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Exit doors and pathways are clear.
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Fire Hydrants and riser rooms are easily accessible.
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Any object protruding at head height has been removed or flagged.
BULK MATERIAL STORAGE
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All items stored outside are tarped/covered.
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All material, toolboxes, supplies, equipment, etc. on roof shall be placed on carts that have rubber air filled tires.
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Pipe or rod is stored in racks if more than one layer high.
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Surplus materials are returned to the stockpile.
HAZARDOUS MATERIAL STORAGE AND DISPOSAL
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Flammable material is always stored in separate closed containers.
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Smoking and chewing tobacco is prohibited everywhere except for designated smoking area or personal vehicle.
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Flammable and combustible scrap, debris, and waste are removed promptly from buildings or structures.
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Leftover hazardous products and waste are properly stored, labeled, and disposed of according to the instructions on the product’s Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS).
WORK PRACTICES
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Housekeeping occurs constantly on the job, not just once a week or at the end of the project.
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Fabrication areas will be predetermined and kept organized. No other fabrication areas shall existing unless authorized.
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All lift equipment is stored, when not in use, away from operational areas.
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Extension cords, lines, welding leads, hoses, etc. are coiled up when not in use.
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Tools are returned to the gang box or tool room.
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Vehicles are to be kept to a minimum in the yards. One vehicle with all necessary tools is encouraged to keep in the yard as well as carpooling to minimize congestion.
COMPLETION
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Recommendations
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Full Name and Signature of the Inspector
