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  • Weekly Site Safety Inspection

  • Client / Site

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  • Location
  • Personnel

  • Was excavation performed this week?

  • Were utilities crossed this week?

Jobsite general checklist

  • Daily huddle performed each day

  • Reviewed weekly supervisor meeting with crew

  • Weekly safety meeting conducted

  • Unique hazards this week:(list)

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1. Housekeeping (1926 subpart D)

  • 1.1. Work area neat and clean

  • 1.2. Regular disposal of waste and trash

  • 1.3. Passageways, walkways and stairs clear

  • 1.4 Adequate lighting

  • 1.5 Adequate ventilation

  • 1.6 Adequate toilet facilities

2. Fire protection (1926 Subpart F)

  • 2.1. Fire extinguishers identified, checked, accessible.

  • 2.2. Proper type of fire extinguishers

  • 2.3. Hydrants clear and accessible

  • 2.4. Work area free of combustibles

  • 2.5. No Smoking signs posted and enforced where required

  • 2.6. Flammable liquids properly stored and used

  • 2.7. All fuel cans are safety cans

  • 2.8. All chemical containers labeled

  • 2.9 Hot-work permits used for all cutting and welding activities

3. Scaffolds (1926 Subpart L)

  • 3.1. Competent person overseeing erection?

  • 3.2. Unsafe or incomplete scaffold?

  • 3.3. Inspected daily?

  • 3.4. Toeboards and handrails properly installed?

  • 3.5. Erected on solid surface with scaffold feet

4. Handling and Storage of Materials (1926.250)

  • 4.1. Materials properly stored or stacked?

  • 4.2. Loads lifted over persons, close proximity to obstacles incl. overhead power lines?

  • 4.3. Lifting plan used for critical lifts?

  • 4.4. Cranes have current inspection/certified operator?

  • 4.5. Daily inspections performed?

  • 4.6. Unsafe or damaged lifting equipment, including ropes, slings, chains, hooks?

  • 4.7. Lifting equipment labels intact and legible?

  • 4.8. Certified operators for forklifts?

5. Fall Protection Harness and Equipment (1926 Subpart M,Q)

  • 5.1. Competent person on site?

  • 5.2 Fall protection in place above 6ft?

  • 5.3. Harnesses and lanyards inspected each shift?

  • 5.4. Approved anchors points being used?

  • 5.5. Handrails and toe boards properly built?

  • 5.6. Stairs and elevated work areas properly guarded?

  • 5.7 Fall restraints/harnesses in good condition?

  • 5.8 Holes covered, secured, and labeled "hole"?

  • 5.9 Rebar caps properly installed. (1926.701(b)) 2x4 runners or 4" caps on vertical bars.

6. Ladders (1910.25, 1926.26, 1926.27)

  • 6.1. Ladders inspected and in good condition?

  • 6.2. Positioned safely with a 4:1 climbing angle and tip 36" above landings?

  • 6.3. Ladder not properly secured?

  • 6.4. Right ladder used for job? (e.g. metal ladder used for electrical work)

7. Hand Tools (1926 Subpart I)

  • 7.1. Proper tool being used?

  • 7.2. Tools inspected and maintained?

  • 7.3. Mechanical safeguards in place?

  • 7.4. Right tool being used for the job?

  • 7.5. GFCI being used for power tools?

  • 7.6. Power cords in good condition and not missin prongs?

8. Hazardous Chemical (including fuel and oil)

  • 8.1. Safe Storage od fuel and chemicals?

  • 8.2. Incompatible chemicals not stored near each other?

  • 8.3. Fuel tanks protected bu earthen berms?

  • 8.4. MSDS book on site?

  • 8.5. All fuel containers stored in safety cans?

9. Emergency Response

  • 9.1. Employees trained in and aware of emergency response plan?

  • 9.2. Emergency procedures displayed at site?

  • 9.3. Supervisors have current first-aid/CPR training?

  • 9.4. First Aid kits up to date and stocked?

10. Motor Vehicles (1926.601)

  • 10.1. All equipment has had regular inspections and scheduled maintenance perfromed?

  • 10.2. Only qualified operators running equipment?

  • 10.3. Required service scheduled with Larry Jones?

11.Personal Protective Equipment (1910 Subpart I)

  • 11.1. Face Protection Required? (all cutting or grinding activities)

  • 11.2. Proper respiratory protection being used (if required)?

  • 11.3. Propper hand protection being utilized?

  • 11.4. High viz vests being worn if requried?

  • 11.5. Appropriated hearing protection being used?

  • 11.6. Hard hats and eye protecion used 100%?

12.Confined Spaces (1910.146)

  • 12.1. Competent Person on site?

  • 12.2. Confined space program being followed?

  • 12.3. Permits completed as required?

  • 12.4. Air monitoring and ventilation is adequate?

13.Electrical Hazards (1926 Subpart K)

  • 13.1. Daily inspection of electrical leads?

  • 13.2. Overhead electrical lines evaluated?

  • 13.3. Overloading outlets?

  • 13.4. Leads placed on ground or on metal structures?

  • 13.5. GFCI used for all power tools?

  • 13.6. Electrical leads neat and out of the way?

  • 13.7. Lock-out/tag-out (LOTO) procedures followed for electrical equipment?

14.Excavations (1926 Subpart P)

  • 14.1. Soil Classifiied by Competent Person?

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  • 14.2. Excavation protections in use?

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  • 14.3. Excavation inspetion perfromed daily or when conditions change?

  • 14.4. Excavation safety sheets completed daily?

  • 14.5. Excavations secured at the end of each shift?

  • 14.6. Tabulated data ro Engineered design on site?

  • 14.7. Excavation barricaded at the end of the shift to eliminate fall hazards?

Corrective Actions

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