Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Training and planning

  • Copy of current OSHA standards and JMWilliams safety manual on site?

  • Weekly toolbox meetings held for JMWilliams and subs?

  • Copy of JMWilliams site specific safety plan on site and up to date?

  • Foreman JSA's completed and adequate for tasks being performed?

First aid and medical

  • First aid supplies on site and adequately stocked?

Posting and record keeping

  • OSHA 300 form posted on site And?

  • Emergency phone numbers posted?

Hazard communication

  • List of hazardous materials onsite?

  • MSDS current for all companies on site?

  • Labels on all material containers?

Traffic control

  • Traffic plan per local, county or state requirements?

  • Advance warning signs where required?

  • Trained flaggers used when directing traffic with proper PPE, signage and communication equipment?

Housekeeping and sanitation

  • Housekeeping: Aisles clean, scrap removed, no nails protruding?

  • Adequate supply of water and trash containers?

  • Adequate toilet facilities clean and maintained?

PPE and life safety equipment

  • Hard hats, vests and safety glasses worn by all employees?

  • Respiratory protection worn as required?

  • Safety harnesses and lifelines worn as required?

Fire protection and prevention

  • Fire extinguishers installed with clear access? Made visible, properly charged and properly inspected?

  • Flammable liquids stored in approved containers?

  • "No smoking" signs posted as required.

  • Fuel tanks properly stored min. 20 ft from building.

Electrical

  • Live electrical components guarded by cabinet or other approved enclosure?

  • "Danger High Voltage" signs posted?

  • GFCI receptacles or pig tails used when temporary power is in use?

  • Adequate temporary lighting installed with bulbs protected?

  • Breaker boxes and switches properly labeled?

  • Correct extension cords being used? Cords undamaged with ground prong installed?

  • Lockout tag out being utilized Aras required?

Tools

  • Are proper tools being used for the job?

  • All tools inspected daily?

  • Damaged tools repaired or replaced immediately?

  • Are guards in place on power tools?

  • Powder actuated tools being operated by trained employees? Spent shot being properly disposed of?

  • Pneumatic tools and air hoses have proper safeguards and connections?

Stairways and ladders

  • Stairway, ladder or ramp being used where elevation changes by 19" or more?

  • Stairways clean and free of trip hazards with adequate lighting?

  • Handrails in stairways and guard rails at landings?

  • Metal pan stairs poured, filled or barricaded from use?

  • Ladders properly secured to prevent slipping or falling?

  • Straight ladders extend 36" above landing?

  • A-frame ladders fully open and in locked position when in use? Top two steps not being used as steps?

  • Metal ladders not used around electrical hazards?

  • Ladders regularly inspected and properly maintained and stored?

Scaffolding

  • Scaffolding erected and regularly inspected by a competent person?

  • Guardrails installed on open sides and ends above 10' off the ground?

  • Scaffolding erected on solid, level footing?

  • Work level platforms fully planked with gaps 1" or less and boards properly secured or overlapped a minimum of 12"?

  • Planks extending over end supports not less than 6" and not more than 18"?

  • Scaffolding not being loaded beyond designed load capacity?

  • Scaffolding not being used as a tie off point?

  • Unanchored scaffolding height not in excess of 4 times the minimum base dimension?

Fall protection

  • Floor openings greater than 2" properly protected and secured?

  • Open sided floors and wall openings protected with guard rails and toe boards?

  • Roof edges adequately guarded?

  • Leading edge protection and signage being utilized as required?

  • 100% tie off being utilized when work is conducted above 6'?

  • Stairways of 4 steps or more or risers greater than 30" protected by handrails?

  • Horizontal lifeline systems engineered?

Aerial lifts and scissor lifts

  • All personnel using aerial lifts tied off?

  • Chains and gates secured in scissor lifts?

  • Lift operators trained and verified?

  • Lifts not being moved with booms extended?

Hoists and Cranes

  • Slings, chains, hooks and eyes in good condition and properly tagged?

  • Equipment firmly and properly supported?

  • Outriggers and cribbing used as required?

  • Power lines inactive removed or at a safe distance to avoid collision?

  • Operators trained and certification verified and on file on site?

  • Signalmen trained and proper signals being utilized?

  • Load charts posted in cab? Proper loading for for liking radius being utilized?

  • Fire extinguisher installed in cab?

  • Inspections and maintenance logs and annual certification current and on file on site?

Heavy equipment

  • Regular inspections and maintenance logs complete and on file?

  • Lights, brakes, horns and back up alarms operational?

  • Haul roads maintained and properly laid out?

  • Seat belts being worn at all times during operation?

  • Fire extinguisher installed?

Handling and storage of materials

  • Materials properly stored and stacked?

  • Material stacked on firm footings?

  • Loads being lifted properly? Proper number of men when heavy loads are lifted by hand?

  • Materials properly secured when high winds are present or pending?

  • Trash chutes utilized when material or debris are dropped more than 20'?

Excavation and shoring

  • Underground utilities located?

  • Adjacent structures including roads and sidewalks properly supported and shored?

  • Excavations properly sloped, shored or trench box being used?

  • If trench box is utilized, is tabulated data on file on site?

  • Means of egress within 25'?

  • Excavation spoils stored a minimum of 2' from the edge of the opening?

  • Uninstalled material (I.e. Pipe) kept clear of the edge of the opening?

  • Is equipment a safe distance from the edge of the excavation?

  • Excavation opening properly flagged/barricaded?

  • Documented inspections conducted daily if conditions in excavation change?

Welding, cutting and other hot work

  • Screens and shields used where necessary?

  • Goggles, gloves and proper clothing worn?

  • Electrical equipment grounded?

  • Welding leads and gas hoses protected and in good order?

  • Gas cylinders secured and upright? Fuel cylinders at least 20' from oxygen containers?

  • Cylinder caps on and secured when tanks are not in use?

  • Combustible materials cleared from the area where hot work is taking place?

  • Fire extinguishers stored within proximity to hot work taking place?

Steel Erection

  • Commencement letter provided to steel erector?

  • Safety railing at exposed perimeters?

  • Cable guardrail has no more than 2" deflection? Flagged every 6'?

  • Tag lines being used during hoisting?

  • Other trades protected from overhead hazards or schedule arrangements made to keep trades out of hazardous areas during erection?

Concrete and masonry

  • Protruding rebar capped with approved material?

  • Forms properly installed and braced?

  • Elevated concrete properly shored? Engineered shoring plan on file?

  • Route planned for concrete trucks? Pumping equipment properly supported?

  • Controls in place to limit silica exposure - water, vacuum, respiratory protection?

  • Limited access zone around masonry walls?

  • Masonry walls over 8' adequately braced?

Confined spaces

  • Have potential confined spaces been identified?

  • Atmosphere tested to confirm space can be safely worked in?

  • Are workers working in confined spaces properly trained?

  • Is ventilation needed?

  • If hazards exist, are retrieval devices being utilized for workers entering the space?

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