Title Page

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Jobsite Information

  • OSHA and other job site warning posters

  • Tool box safety meeting material on site

  • Adequate first aid equipment available

  • Forms for job site injury and accident records posted<br>

  • Emergency telephone numbers conspicuously posted

General safety

  • General neatness of working areas

  • Passageways and walkways clear

  • Slip, trip, and fall hazards identified and cleared

  • Overhead hazards identified

  • Dust/silica control in place

  • Adequate lighting provided and maintained in work areas

  • Sharp objects properly protected

Fire prevention

  • Fire extinguishers identified, checked monthly

  • Safety cans have self closing lids and flame arresters

  • "No smoking" signs posted and enforced where needed

  • Storage, use/handling of flammable/combustible liquids in accordance with standards

  • Clearance, proper mounting, ventilation of temp. heating

Electrical installations

  • Extension cords free of visible defects

  • All terminal boxes equipped with proper covers

  • Proper guards on temporary lighting

  • GFCI or assured grounding in use

  • Lock/out tag/out procedures being used

Hand tools/power tools

  • Proper tools for each job

  • All tools in good condition and free of defects

  • All power operated tools properly guarded

  • Electric tools grounded or double insulated

  • Power cords on tools in good condition

  • Powder actuated tools: operator certified

Ladders

  • Ladders inspected and in good condition

  • Ladders proper height for work

  • A frame ladders used in open position

  • Workers do not use top two steps of a frame ladder

  • Straight ladders are secured and extend 36 inches above landing

  • Extension ladders are not taken apart and used in separate pieces

Scaffolding

  • Scaffolding is completely constructed

  • Guardrails and toeboards on all scaffolds and platforms higher than 6' or where needed

  • Proper access is provided, stairs or ladders

  • Scaffold wheels are locked when in use

  • Wire mesh or equivalent available for scaffolds when persons must pass under scaffold

  • Working platform is fully planked with OSHA grade planks

  • Scaffold is properly secured when required

Barricades

  • Floor openings planked or barricaded

  • Roadways and sidewalks effectively protected

  • Traffic controlled

  • Fencing provided where necessary

  • Warning signs posted where necessary

Handling and storage of material

  • Are materials properly stored or stacked

  • Are passageways clear

  • Are materials protected from weather conditions

Excavation and shoring

  • Sheeting, shoring, and bracing in place (greater than 5')<br>

  • Sloping and bracing where necessary (greater than 5')

  • Access and egress provided (greater than 4')

  • Guardrails in place (over 6')

  • Is equipment, tools, and spoils at least 2 feet from edge of excavation

  • All operators of heavy equipment are qualified and wearing seatbelt while operating.

  • Have underground utility lines been located and marked

Demolition

  • Is there protection of adjacent structures

  • Are material chutes used

  • Have concealed utility lines been located and marked

Welding and cutting

  • Welders and fireguards are properly certified

  • Hotwork permits in place

  • Screens and shields available

  • Goggles, clothing, gloves available

  • Fire extinguishers of proper type

  • O2 & acetylene bottles separated by 20 feet or half hour fire rated barrier

  • Flammable materials protected

PPE

  • Hard hats worn by workers

  • Safety glasses or goggles used when required

  • Respirators or masks used when needed

  • Proper work shoes worn

  • Appropriate hearing protection

  • Proper protective clothing when required

Cranes and Rigging

  • All rigger and signal persons are certified

  • Daily crane inspection completed by operator

  • All rigging in good condition, working properly, and tagged

  • Tag lines being used to control loads

  • Stable ground conditions and level

Fall protection

  • Workers exposed to 6' or more have proper fall protection

  • Use of proper anchorage (5,000 lbs or more)

  • Guardrails and handrails at proper heights and erected correctly

  • Fall protection equipment inspected and in good condition

  • Fall protection training

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