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  • Project Name

  • Conducted on

  • Location
  • Field Supervisor

  • Project Manager

  • Prepared by

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

  • All personnel wearing hard hats

  • Protective eyewear in use where required

  • Respiratory protection/breathing masks in use where required

EXTENSION CORDS

  • Plugged in to GFI receptacles

  • Minimum 14 gauge

  • Ground pin intact

  • Strain relief intact (no exposed wire at plug end)

  • Outer jacket intact

LADDERS

  • Extend 3' above walking surface or at least 4th rung from top

  • Secured to prevent displacement

  • All ladders in good condition

  • Extension ladders at proper 1:4 angle

  • All folding ladders used in fully open position only

  • Standing below top or first step down on step ladder

FALL PROTECTION

  • Fall protection in place at mezzanines, slab leave outs, elevator shafts, etc. <br>

  • Guardrail height 39-45” <br>

  • Guardrail able to withstand 200 lbs. of force <br>

  • Midrail height at 21” <br>

  • Toe boards installed <br>

  • Cable guardrails – less than 3” of movement <br>

WORKER PERSONAL FALL ARREST SYSTEMS (PFAS)

  • Wearing harness and lanyard <br>

  • Proper anchor point selected <br>

  • Proper lanyard selected (protect from striking lower level) <br>

SCAFFOLDING

  • Erected under direction of a competent person <br>

  • Mudsills properly installed under scaffold legs <br>

  • Scaffolding components inspected for damage <br>

  • Cross braces in place at front and rear of scaffolding <br>

  • Scaffolding greater than 10’ from an electrical source <br>

  • Scaffolding fully planked without any gaps <br>

  • Planks extend at least 6” past frame support but less than 12” <br>

  • Guardrails installed on all open sides and ends <br>

  • Top rail located between 38"-45” <br>

  • Midrail installed halfway <br>

  • All toe boards installed and tight to the platform <br>

AERIAL/SCISSOR LIFTS

  • Operator trained in equipment being used <br>

  • Operator verified oil level is proper <br>

  • Operator manual on the lift <br>

  • Occupants using personal fall arrest system and secured off <br>

  • Equipment on a stable surface <br>

  • Factory approved PFAS attachments being used <br>

CONCRETE & MASONRY

  • Rebar caps installed to prevent impalement hazards (flat top only) <br>

  • Masks being used during cutting operations <br>

  • CMU storage maximum 1 cube high <br>

ROOFING

  • Warning lines set minimum of 6’ from roof edge <br>

  • Steep roof pitch greater than 4:12 requires fall protection <br>

  • Material storage set back 10’ from roof edge <br>

  • Fire extinguishers provided on roof <br>

  • Proper access to roof provided <br>

  • Tar kettle area barricaded <br>

  • Propane tank set minimum of 10’ from kettle <br>

  • Propane tank set minimum of 10’ from ignition source <br>

  • Two charged 20lb ABC fire extinguishers at kettle area <br>

  • Kettle attendant PPE (face shield, long sleeves, gloves) <br>

POWER & LIGHTING

  • Electrical room is clean, neat, organized to eliminate trip hazards <br>

  • All energized light sockets are filled <br>

  • Lamps protected by lamp guards <br>

  • Lighting supported every 5’ <br>

  • Lighting higher than 8’ AFF <br>

  • Tool power on separate circuit from lighting <br>

  • PIn use covers installed on exterior receptacles <br>

  • GFCI protection is provided and used <br>

  • Full panel covers installed – dead fronts only in locked rooms <br>

  • Unused breaker openings are covered with blanks <br>

  • No work taking place on energized panels <br>

WELDING/CUTTING

  • Fuel tanks stored upright <br>

  • O2 and fuel tanks separated by at least 20’ <br>

  • Tanks secured to prevent falling/damage <br>

  • Protective caps installed on top of tanks <br>

  • Gauges free from damage <br>

  • Area below welding operation is protected <br>

  • Fire extinguisher readily available <br>

  • Damage to welders leads <br>

  • Torch hoses in good condition <br>

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