Title Page

  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Superintendent in Charge

  • Weather Conditions & Temperature (AM & PM)

Safety Equipment & Conditions

  • DOL/OSHA Required Poster Posted

  • Emergency Action Plan Posted

  • Safety Department & Project Management Phone Numbers Posted

  • Employee CPR/FA trained on site

  • Fully stocked First Aid Kit Available

  • First Aid Kit in date

  • PPE for rendering First Aid available? Exam gloves, face shield, cpr mask

  • Eye wash stations available within 10 seconds walk of employees performing work that produces flying debris (pouring concrete, cutting wood/rebar)

  • Emergency Eye Wash station inspected?

  • Eye wash station fluid in date?

  • Fluid Changed? replaced with potable water and eye wash solution concentrate

  • Access to drinking water (cold water in hot weather)

  • Restrooms available and clean

  • PTP filled out correctly and being used

  • CAZ properly barricaded and signage on all sides (signs should include: name of responsible party, phone number and company name, hazard inside of CAZ)

  • Required permits filled out and available (Excavation, hot work, confined space, ladder, concrete pump)

  • Competent person on site and inspecting frequently

  • Superintendent notified? Who

  • Are there enough personnel to complete the tasks safely for the day?

HOUSEKEEPING

  • Is there General neatness of the work area?

  • Are projecting nails removed?

  • Are waste containers provided and used?

  • Are passageways and walkways clear

  • Is lighting adequate?

  • Is the lay down yard near and organized? (Rebar caps on verticals)

FIRE PREVENTION

  • Are there adequate fire extinguishers that are accessible and inspected (monthly/annually)

  • Are flammable liquids stored properly

  • Flammable Cabinet clear of items stored on top?

  • Bulk flammable storage and/or bulk fueling tank area have at least a 20lb ABC extinguisher no closer than 25ft and not farther than 75ft of the storage area?

  • Are no smoking signs posted and enforced.

  • Combustibles stored away from flammables?

  • Are funnels being used when refilling equipment

  • Is equipment shut down while fueling?

  • Is propane stored at least 25’ from occupied structures?

ELECTRICAL

  • All power cords inspected for frays, bare wires, missing ground pins or other damage?

  • Any cords taken out of service?

  • Are GFCI being used?

  • Are terminal boxes equipped with required covers?

  • Are flexible cords protected from damage (not being run over by equipment, shut in doors etc)

  • Are cords suspended above wet areas or areas with standing water?

  • Are generators inspected and grounded

  • Are multiple cords connected together (Daisey Chained)?

  • cords removed from service?

  • Are multi outlet splitters/Power strips in use?

  • Removed From Service?

HAND TOOLS / POWER TOOLS

  • Are hand tools inspected frequently?

  • Are broken handles, mushroom heads present?

  • Are protective guards in place on tools

  • Is the right tool being used for the job

  • Powder actuated tools in use? If so, are operators licensed?

  • Operator Licensed? (Include CERT)

  • Are operators using proper PPE

  • Are tools neatly stored and carried properly?

FALL PROTECTION

  • Are employees working more than 6’ above a lower level protected by guardrails, safety nets, PFAS

  • Are guardrails/safety nets secured properly and located at correct heights?

  • Are employees exposed to fall hazards using PFAS and properly tied off? (5k anchor point, correct lanyard)

  • Are employees using turbos along with rebar chains when positioning?

  • Handrails at inclines (such as excavations)

  • Steps of not more than 9.5”

  • Steps have a proper landing?

  • Steps have a hand rail?

  • Tools/hard hats equipped with lanyard?

  • Barricade around excavation?

LADDERS

  • Ladder permit in use?

  • Job Built ladders meet OSHA spec?

  • Are ladders at least 3’ above landing

  • Are ladders secured at top and bottom?

  • Corral and offset in place to prevent falls?

  • Damaged ladder taken out of service?

  • Why was the ladder taken out of service. (include Photos)

  • All ladders equipped with all decals?

  • Step ladders used in the fully open and locked position

SCAFFOLDING

  • Has scaffolding been inspected by a competent person?

  • Is there a green tag present and signed on correct date?

  • Is scaffolding erected on sound level footing?

  • Plumb, square with cross bracing?

  • Are guardrails, midrails, toeboards or screens in place?

  • Is planking full, sound and sturdy?

  • Overlap of at least 12” at corners, intersections and edges of planking?

  • Working areas free of dirt, snow, ice and grease?

  • Are employees below protected from falling objects?

  • Is fall protection available and in use?

FLOOR AND WALL OPENINGS

  • Are all floor or deck openings planked over or barricaded?

  • Is perimeter protection in place?

  • Are deck planks secured?

  • Are materials stored away from the edge?

  • Is corral in place with offset entrance and toe boards to prevent falls to lower level?

  • Do all corrals, covers and barricades include signage?

TRENCHES, EXCAVATIONS & SHORING

  • Competent person present and inspecting?

  • Are excavations 4’ or greater sloped or benched?

  • Are materials and spoil pile at least 2ft from edge of excavation?

  • Is equipment at least 2ft away from edge of excavation?

  • Are ladders provided every 25’ and secured top and bottom?

  • Have underground utilities been located?

  • Excavation permit completed?

  • Does mobile equipment have spotters?

  • Are swing radius markers in place on equipment?

  • Are Flagger wearing class 3 vests and have traffic wands?

  • What is the soil class? Pentrometer used? What is the pentrometer reading?

  • Excavation sloped properly for class of soil?

  • Are handrails used to enter/exit excavations?

MATERIAL HANDLING

  • Are materials properly stored or stacked

  • Dunnage being used?

  • Tag lines used to guide loads?

  • Are there adequate employees for the operation?

  • Rebar 90D bars covered while in staging area?

  • Material free rigged from from forklift mast?

  • Material secured to forks/mast with strap?

  • Materials properly rigged to forklift?

WELDING & CUTTING

  • Are compressed gas cylinders stored upright and secured?

  • Is there 20ft min separation between fuels and oxygen?

  • Fire extinguishers within 25ft?

  • Hoses and regulators in good condition?

CRANES

  • Crane operator certified for type of crane being used?

  • Daily crane inspection completed?

  • Lift chart present in crane?

  • Chains, rigging hardware and slings inspected and tagged as required?

  • Hand signal charts located in crane?

  • Crane Operator DOT physical in date?

  • Warning whistles being used?

  • Clear communication between signalman and crane operator?

CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION / SILICA

  • Proper PPE being worn (faceshield,apron,chem gloves for pouring concrete) N95/Respirator for cutting/drilling ops

  • Are employees protected from cement dust?

  • Is exposed skin covered?

  • Are walls over 8’ supported properly?

  • Rebar covered by caps?

  • Concrete pump permit complete?

  • Saw cut operations producing acceptable amount of dust?

  • Cutting operations using water/vacuum as deigned?

  • Concrete bucket in good condition?

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

  • Hard hats, Safety glasses, vests and gloves being worn properly?

  • Faceshields being worn when needed? (Any operation producing flying debris)

  • Are respirators being used when required/needed?

  • Hearing protection being worn in environments greater than 90db?

MOBILE EQUIPMENT

  • Mobile Equipment equipped with back-up alarm?

  • Maintenance Department Notified?

  • Inspection report complete? (include 1 per week at random)

  • Operators certified for equipment?

  • Seat belts being used

  • Fire extinguisher on machine and inspected?

  • All machines have a century label on them?

  • Mobile Equipment not used within 2 feet of excavation?

STAIRS

  • Stairs with more than 4 risers equipped with handrail?

  • Metal pan stairs filled with wood until filled with concrete?

  • Proper landing at top of stairs?

  • Stair risers no more than 9.5”

HAZARD COMMUNICATION

  • Is there an SDS available to all employees?

  • SDS inventory on site and accurate?

  • Each original container labeled with product identifier, signal words, hazard statement, pictograms, precautionary statements, name, address, phone number of chemical manufacturer.

  • Is each secondary container (example spray cans) labeled with original labeling or product ID and words, pictures, and/or symbols which provide general information regarding the chemical contained inside.

  • Are materials properly stored?

  • Are employees trained in HAZCOM?

Unsafe Actions Observed

  • Please list all unsafe actions observed and the abatement for each

  • Summary of todays activities and conversations had.

  • Conference with GC

  • Name & Title of GC Representative

NEAR MISSES

  • Near Miss today

  • Describe near miss

  • What can we do to prevent the near Miss or incident in the future?

INCIDENTS TODAY?

  • Any first aids today?

  • Short Description of First Aid

  • Root Cause

  • Employee Name / Job Title

  • Name of Superintendent notified

  • Any incidents / Injuries Today?

  • Incident Report Complete?

  • Injury Report Complete

  • Employee Name / job title

  • Name of superintendent notified of incident/injury

  • Name of GC rep notified

  • Injury type

  • Incident type

  • Employee taken for offsite treatment?

UPCOMING HIGH RISK ACTIVITES

  • Are there any high risk activities coming up in the next 4-6 weeks?

  • List high risk activities

  • Special PPE needed? (PFAS, SRL, MEWP)

TRAINING / TOOL BOX TALK

  • Topic of training

  • Copy of roster sent to GC?

SAFETY PRO COMPLETING REPORT

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