Information

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Document No.

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

Safety Manager

  • What time did you start and end shift?

  • Weather conditions?

  • Location

1. Planned / Scheduled work for the day.

  • 1a. Pre-Task / Safety Briefing prior to start of work?

  • 1b. Work performed according to plan?

  • 1c. Adequate tools, materials and Safety controls to perform work?

  • 1d. List Sub-Contractors on site:

2. Ladders

  • 2a. Unsafe or damaged ladders discarded, destroyed, and removed from site?

  • 2b. Ladders properly positioned?

  • 2c. Ladder properly secured?

3. Emergency Response

  • 3a. Adequate emergency plans for site?

  • 3b. Emergency procedures displayed at site?

  • 3c. Adequate first aid kits and equipment for site?

4. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

  • 4a. Adequate PPE supplied / utilized?<br>

  • 4b. Appropriate training in safe use, clean-up and inspection of PPE?

5. Fall / Perimeter Protection

  • 5a. Guard rails at required height?

  • 5b. Holes greater than 2" covered, secured, and clearly marked?

  • 5c. Fall arrest plan, equipment, & personnel properly trained?

6. Lifting Equipment

  • 6a. Hoisting Equipment adequate for task at hand? (Right machine for the task?)

  • 6b. All workers, and operators aware of hoisting loads over head and near power lines, practices and procedures according to company policy and OSHA Standards?

  • 6c. Unsafe or damaged lifting equipment, including ropes, slings, chains, hooks removed from service?

7. Work Environment

  • 7a. Sufficient lighting?

  • 7b. Adequate housekeeping?

8. incidents, Accident, Injury, Near Miss

  • 8a. Detailed Information Photo's

  • 8b. Detailed information narrative?

9. Electrical Hazards

  • 9a. GFCI outlets inspected regularly?

  • 9b. Electrical equipment placed away from water?

  • 9c. Extension cords inspected prior to use?

  • 9d. Electrical equipment at safe distance from flammables?

  • 9e. Lock-out/tag-out (LOTO) procedures for electrical equipment?

10.Excavation

  • 10a. Has an excavator corporate safety program been submitted to Project Superintendent?

  • 10b. Is there a competent excavator person?

  • 10c. Has a review of the subcontractor excavation permit and dig number requirements been accomplished?

  • 10d. Are backup alarms and safety belts being used?

  • 10e. Are traffic control and flagging procedures/practices implemented?

  • 10f. Have open excavations been protected?

  • 10g. Is shoring designed by a Structural Engineer?

  • 10h. Is contaminated material being handled in accordance to the work?

  • 10I. Is erosion control being used :(silt fences, construction entrances, sweeping, protection of existing and new storm sever)?

  • 10j. Have trenches/excavations been inspected by a competent person prior to entering them ?

  • 10k. Have precautionary measures been implemented for dewatering trenches, etc.?

  • 10l. Is there an excavation/trenching permit process?

  • 10m. Has a competent person identified the soil classification?

  • 10n. Is sloping, shielding and shoring required?

  • 10o. Is any special insurance required? (RR Prospective, etc.)

  • 10p. Is dust control and street sweeping being maintained?

  • 10q. Is there a toxic fume hazard?

  • 10r. Is there an oxygen deficiency hazard.

  • 10s. Is there adequate access/egress?

  • 10t. Is there a hazard of mobile equipment?

11. Corrective Actions

  • 11a. Enter any corrective actions that will be undertaken

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