Title Page

  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Project

  • Project Manager(s)

  • PM Email(s)

Site Summary

  • Construction Activities

  • Hazard Analysis

  • Upcoming Concerns Needing Pro-Active Attention

  • Accident and/or injuries to report

  • Details

  • Site Documentation

  • Overall Site Rating

  • Reason

  • Safety Meeting Held

  • Date

  • Topic

  • Reason

Weekly Inspection

Aerial Lifts

  • Employees using full body harness and lanyard

  • Fall protection properly tied-off

  • Hard hats worn

  • Eye protection worn when needed

  • Lift used on level, solid surface

  • Lift no loaded beyond capacity

Compressed Gases

  • Cylinders upright and secured

  • Flammables separated from oxidizers (20 ft min)

  • Safety caps in place on all stored cylinders

  • Cylinders not stored in wet areas

  • Cylinders stored away from exits

  • Hoses and fittings are in good condition

  • Flashback arrestors in safety cans

Concrete & Masonry

  • Dust masks used for demolition

  • Rebar caps being used

  • Walls over 8 ft in height are properly braced

  • Exclusion zones set up near walls 8 ft or higher

Confined Spaces

  • Confined spaces identified with warning signs

  • Entrants and attendants are safe

  • Permit obtained before entry

  • Egress/access devices are in place

  • Cave in protection in place

  • Other hazards are guarded against (atmosphere, fire, engulfment, etc.)

Electrical

  • GFCI protection in use

  • Electrical cords free from damage

  • Electrical cords protected from damage

  • Ground plugs in place

  • Energized panels are covered or barricaded

  • Lockout/tag out is utilized

Fall Protection

  • Fall protection used at 6 ft or higher

  • Open sides and leading edges protected by railing

  • Fall protection equipment is in good condition

  • Railings are visible and secure

  • Substantial anchor points present for proper fall protection

  • Slips/trips/falls hazards eliminated

Fire Protection

  • Portable fire extinguishers located every 3000 sqft

  • Fine extinguishers charged and ready

  • Flammable liquids stored in safety cans

  • No smoking near flammables/combustibles

  • Housekeeping maintained

  • Spill retention placed around mobile fuel tanks

  • Open flames controlled & monitored

  • All parts of exits working properly

  • Hot work permit obtained and completed

Illumination

  • Temporary lights enclosed in protective cages

  • Area properly illuminated

  • Lights protected from damage

Signs

  • Construction warning signs are in place

Stairways

  • Stairs are free of obstructions

  • Stairs protected with railings if height exceeds 19 inches

  • Metal pan stairs filled prior to use

Egress

  • All exits are properly marked

  • Exits are clear of debris and other obstacles

  • All exits lead to safe areas

Barricading

  • All hazard areas are barricaded to prevent unauthorized access

  • All fall hazards, open holes, etc. barricaded

Carbon Monoxide

  • Indoor worksites ventilated

  • Fuel powered equipment kept to a minimum

  • Areas monitored for CO

Housekeeping

  • Trash cleaned up daily

  • Exposed nails and other sharps controlled

  • Exit ways kept clear

Hand & Power tools

  • Equipment free of damage

  • Protective guards in place

  • Eye protection being used

  • All tools have ground plug or are double insulated

  • Users of powder operated equipment are properly licensed

Hazard Communication

  • Hazardous containers properly labeled

  • SDS sheets are readily available

  • Eyewash available in work area

  • Chemical PPE used as needed

Ladders

  • A-frame ladders fully opened with locking spreader in place

  • Ladders used for designed purpose (a-frame not used as straight ladder)

  • No standing or sitting on top two rungs

  • Type 1 or 1A ladder used

  • Straight ladders extending 3 ft over access area

  • Straight ladders secured from movement

  • All ladders free from damage

  • Metal ladders not used around electric

  • Ladders used on solid, level surface

  • Three points of contact maintained; not climbing with hands full of equipment

  • Halyard present on extension ladders

Personal Protective Equipment

  • Respiratory protection used as required

  • Hearing protection used in areas over 85 dBa

  • Safety glasses used at all times when area posted or eye hazard exists

  • Hard hats used at all times when posted or overhead hazard exists

  • Hi-visibility clothing used at all times when posted or hazards exist

  • Workers not wearing sleeveless shirts or shorts

  • Work style boots worn at all times; no tennis shoes

Scaffolds

  • Erected and dismantled by competent person

  • Employees properly trained in use

  • Fall protection provided at 6 ft or greater

  • Erected on solid, level surface

  • Access method provided

  • Casters locked when in use

  • Feet in place and secured

First Aid Kits

  • First Aid kits available on working floor

  • Properly stocked and in good condition

Lasers

  • Warning sign posted

Material Handling

  • Slings etc. free of damage and properly rated

  • Lifting equipment has proper capacity

  • Hoist hooks provided with throat latch

  • Hoisting areas protected against fall hazards

  • Fork truck operators trained

  • Material and equipment stored in such a way to be clear of exits and hallways and in orderly condition with no tripping hazard

  • Safety devices operational and being used

  • Crane swing radius protected

  • Seat belts used on mechanized equipment

  • Pre-operation inspection documented

Asbestos/Lead

  • Suspected areas tested

  • Positive test areas identified

  • Employees using proper PPE

  • Other areas protected from exposure

  • Areas posted with proper warning signs

  • Proper documentation available

  • Areas sealed to prevent outside contamination

Silica

  • Subcontractor silica control program documented

  • Dust controlled via wet method or vacuum

  • Masks worn if dust cannot be controlled via wet method or vacuum

  • Cutting of block performed outdoors when possible

Documentation

  • All required S&H manuals available, updated

  • Safety meeting and inspection documents

Steel Erection

  • Fall protection, steel erection activities

  • Beams 2 bolted prior to release

  • Columns 4 bolted and secure

  • Organized lay down area

  • Concrete curing certificate filed

  • Hot work permits/fire watch

  • Cable bracing

Trenching and Excavation

  • Competent person on site

  • Protection installed if over 5 ft deep

  • Access ladder or equivalent

  • Spoils set back 2 ft or more

  • Water free

  • Step back slopes

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