Information

  • Document No.

  • Job Name

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

General safety

  • Hazard communication program

  • SDS book available

  • Safety day-by-day program

  • First aid kit available

  • Fire extinguishers in sight

  • Eye wash station available

Ladders

  • No defective ladders in use

  • Step ladders right height for the task

  • Step ladders only used in open position.

  • Straight ladders tied off at the top

  • Straight ladders extend three feet above the landing

Personal Protective Equipment

  • Head protection

  • Eye protection

  • Are face shields or goggles worn when chipping, grinding, or drilling?

  • Is hearing protection required and worn?

  • Are personal fall arrest devices used and checked regularly?

Scaffolds and Manlifts

  • Hand rails and toeboards in place

  • Proper access

  • Wheels locked when rolling scaffolds are in use by workers

  • Workers tied off in aerial lifts

  • Workers are trained for the lift they are using

  • Equipment inspected daily

Walking and working surfaces

  • Guarded floor openings and edges

  • Stored material properly stacked and clear of aisles?

  • Spills, water, ice, and snow cleared.

  • Clear access to all work areas

Gases/fuel

  • Oxygen/acetylene properly used

  • Gasoline in properly closed and vented container

Power tools

  • Power/electric cords in good condition

  • Tools stored to prevent damage

  • GFCI properly in use on all temporary electric cords, at the source.

Rigging

  • Slings and Choker in good condition

  • Shackles in use to protect slings

Material handling

  • Gloves available

  • Proper manual lifting techniques

  • Carts on site to move material.

Confirmation

  • Comments

  • Inspector signature

  • Foreman signature

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