Information

  • General Contractor Name

  • Date & Time

  • Foreman

  • Location
  • Kelleher Personnel onsite today

  • Any safety items that you may need coming up?

  • What is it that you need

  • Any Safety Concerns

  • What is the Concern

Details

Job Details Work to be performed, Hazards & Hazard Eliminations

  • Construction Activity Today

  • Identify Potential Hazards

  • Hazard Elimination

  • Does every crew member know how to use assigned tools and equipment

  • Attachments ,Guards are on all tools?

  • Is Excavation in good condition and have good access

  • Does your crew know where the first aid station is located?

  • Did you talk to your crew about the Hazards today if any?

  • Good Ventilation if inside work is being done with gas powered engines?

  • Is there proper lighting to complete your task if working inside

PPE

  • Proper PPE will be in place at all times (Class II vest, Glasses & Hardhat )

Crane Use

  • Tag lines will be on all loads when in the air

  • All rigging has been inspected prior to lifting the load.

Formwork

  • All wall Formwork scaffold will have 3 plank wide otherwise tie off will be in place

  • Handrail will be in place on both sides of formwork at 42 + or - 3 inches if formwork is over 6'

  • Good ladder access to the scaffold Tied off at the top and secured at the bottom also top of ladder is extended 3 feet above deck

  • Rebar will be protected to prevent Impalement hazard

Safety Equipment

  • Fall protection will be needed today

  • Will C/O Monitors be needed

Other

  • Did you see a near miss or did anyone report one today

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  • Was anyone injured in the course of working today if so explain below.

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Stretching

  • Stretch and bend will be done before shift and after lunch<br>

Signatures

  • On site foreman's signature

  • Crew Sign in log ( Has All The names in the drop down)

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