Information

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Personnel

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  • Total Hours

  • Total Contractors

  • Total Employees

Previous Inspection

  • Has the previous inspection been corrected and reviewed.

Personal Protective Equipment

  • Appropriate PPE is used/worn as required (1926.95)

  • Eye protection is worn as required (1926.102)

  • Eye protection meets ANSI standards 1926.102

  • Hard hats are worn as required (1926.100)

  • Appropriate hand protection is worn as required (1926.28)

  • Appropriate safety footwear is worn as required (1926.28)

  • Respiratory protection is provided/used as required (1910.134)

  • Workers have received/reviewed the information found in Appendix D on voluntary use of dust masks (1910.134)

  • Hearing protection is provided/used as required (1926.52)

  • High-visibility clothing is worn as required (1926.28)

Health Hazards & Public Protection

  • The public is warned of potential for sudden/loud impact noises (ANSI A10.34-2001 (R2012) Section 3.2.1.1)

  • Hazardous materials are stored away from public in approved/labeled containers or secured structures (ANSI A10.34-2001 (R2012) Section 3.2.12)

  • Operations generating waste/debris are controlled to minimize exposure to adjacent areas (ANSI A10.34-2001 (R2012) Section 3.2.10)

  • Designated personnel are trained on actions to take in the event an emergency arises involving the public (ANSI A10.34-2001 (R2012) Section 3.3.1)

  • Public exposure to airborne contaminants (dust/fumes/smoke) are adequately controlled (ANSI A10.34-2001 (R2012) Section 3.2.2)

  • Measures are taken (i.e. locks, enclosures, removal, etc.) to restrict public access to hazardous equipment/supplies (ANSI A10.34-2001 (R2012) Section 3.2.9.1)

  • Where pedestrian areas are closed, suitable and safe alternatives have been provided (ANSI A10.34-2001 (R2012) Section 3.2.4.1)

  • Carbon Monoxide exposures are monitored and effective measures are in place (i.e. ventilation, personal CO monitors, etc.) to adequately protect workers from the hazard (1926.55)

  • Welding fume exposures are monitored and effective measures are in place (i.e. mechanical ventilation, use of respirators, etc.) to adequately protect workers from the hazard (1926.353)

  • Asbestos exposures are monitored and measures are in place (i.e. asbestos areas identified with signage, friable asbestos encapsulated, proper PPE used etc.) to effectively protect workers from the hazard (1926.1101)

  • Lead exposures are monitored and effective measures are in place (i.e. hand washing facilities available, respirators provided, wet-cleaning methods used, etc.) to adequately protect workers from the hazard 1926.62

Housekeeping/ Storage

  • Housekeeping is maintained in storage areas (1926.250)

  • Material stored according to Spec.

  • Storage areas are not overloaded / safe load limits are not exceeded (1926.250)

  • Housekeeping is acceptable/reasonably maintained in work areas considering nature of work performed (1926.25)

  • Material staging area is kept reasonably organized (1926.25)

  • Gang box(es) are kept reasonably clean and organized (Best Practice)

  • Garbage and other waste is disposed of at frequent and regular intervals (1926.25)

  • Removal of any dust and debris outside of partitions.

  • Use of HEPA vac

Ladders & Stairs

  • Ladders are inspected/no visible defects (1926.1053)

  • Ladders are set up at proper angle (1926.1053)

  • Top of ladder/side rails are secured to prevent side shift (1926.1053)

  • Ladders are set up on stable/level surface (1926.1053)<br>

  • Base of ladder is secured when surface is unstable, uneven or wet (1926.1053)

  • Ladders are used correctly for intended purpose (1926.1053)

  • Spreaders are fully engaged on stepladders (1926.1053)

  • Employees do not use the top two (2) steps of stepladders (1926.1053)

  • Area at top and bottom of ladder is kept clear (1926.1053)

  • Workers have at least one hand free to grasp ladder when climbing (1926.1053)<br>

  • Employees do not carry object or load that could cause them to lose balance and fall when climbing ladders 1926.1053

  • Ladder extends 3ft above upper landing 1926.1053(b)(1)

Fall Protection

  • Top and mid-rail are in place and set at proper height (1926.502)

  • Top rail is capable of withstanding 200 lb. force applied downward and outward (1926.502)

  • Suitable anchorage is provided and used for personal fall arrest system (1926.502)

  • Fall protection equipment inspected prior to use (lanyard, retractable, harness, hooks, connector, etc.) 1910.140(c)(18)

  • Floor hole covers are secured, capable of supporting 2x maximum load, and appropriately marked (1926.502)

Hot Work

  • All combustible and/ or other fire hazards removed from hot work area 1910.252(a)(1)(i)

  • Equipment inspected prior to use

  • Safe guards in place to prevent persons from walking in hot work area. 1910.252(a)(1)(ii)

  • Approved outage permit for alarms/ smoke detectors

  • Fire watch required? (Min 1 hour per spec.)

  • AOC/ LOC Signed Approved Hot Work Permit

Fire Protection

  • Only approved/UL listed fire extinguishers are provided (1926.150)

  • Extinguisher free of obstruction and path clear

  • Portable fire extinguishers are mounted (NFPA 10-6.1.3.8)

  • Extinguishers inspected monthly 29 CFR 1910.157(e)(1)

First Aid / Sanitation

  • Certified First Aid/CPR provider is readily accessible in absence of medical facilities near worksite (1926.50)

  • Emergency numbers are posted when 911 service is not available (1926.50)

  • Steps have been taken to ensure prompt medical care (i.e. location of nearest medical facilities identified/posted) (1926.50)

  • First aid supplies are easily accessible when required (1926.50)

  • Medical/FA Services have been adequately addressed (1926.50)

Electrical

  • Ground pins are attached to electrical cords (i.e. extension cords and/or flexible cord sets) (1926.404)

  • Adequate lighting provided in work area 1926.56(a)

  • Electrical cords are protected/kept clear of working spaces and walkways (1926.416)

  • All sockets in temporary lighting have bulbs and are protected(1926.416)

  • Nothing secured/ hanging/ draped, on sprinkler pipe line?

  • GFCI is used for temporary power connections (1926.404)

  • Flexible cords are maintained in good condition (1926.416)<br>

  • Electric cords used per manufacturers recommendations (daisy chaining prohibited) CFR 1926.403(b)(2)

Tools

  • Hand and power tools are maintained in safe operating condition (1926.300)

  • Inspection completed prior to each use (including cordless tools, battery, charger)

  • Guards are in place and functional on power tools (1926.300)

  • Equipment and machine guards are in place and properly installed (1926.307)

Other/ Misc.

  • Pre-shift stretching completed per company policy (Best Practice)

  • Construction areas are properly illuminated (1926.56)

  • Frequent and regular jobsite inspections completed 1926.20(b)(2)

  • Defective machines/tools/equipment are tagged or removed from service(1926.20)

  • Equipment is being used per manufacturer’s procedures 5(a)(1)

  • Employees demonstrated competency and were observed following company safety rules during my visit, no unsafe acts observed (reference Section 5b1)

  • Toolbox talks are completed weekly per company policy (1926.21)

  • Toolbox talks are documented/signed by employees (Best Practice)

  • Job specific safety training is provided/documented (OSHA Publication 2254)

  • All new hires receive formal safety orientation prior to being allowed on the worksite (OSHA Publication 2254)

Signs and Postings

  • OSHA Workplace Poster is posted (1903.2)

  • Danger/Caution signs are posted as needed or as appropriate for the hazard (1926.200)

  • Danger Keep Out signs or similar warning signs are posted around perimeter of worksite (Best Practice)

  • Emergency numbers/contacts posted (Best Practice)

Exit/ Egress

  • Exits are available and free of obstructions (1926.34)

  • Exits and access to exits (when not immediately visible or obvious) are marked with signs (1926.34)

  • No Exit/Egress violations were observed (1926.34)

Additional Comments

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