Information

  • Document No.

  • Project Name

  • Auditor

  • Location
  • Conducted on

  • Contractors

Administration / Program

  • Does the Safety Station have all of the following information; current safety information, JSA,,construction safety sign, SDS, Daily inspection checklist?

  • Is work described on the JSA consistent with the work described on permit?

  • Is the work described the same as the work being preformed?

  • Is the general Information section of the JSA filled out completely and correctly?

  • Do Crew members Understand What actions to take in the event of an Emergency?

  • Has the supervisor / lead person identified a Job scope and communicated it correctly if needed?

  • Has the JSA been reviewed By a supervisor or lead person?

  • Did the Crew members have input on the JSA?

  • Have the Permits been reviewed with the crew for complete understanding?

  • Are these permits available on work location

  • Does the JSA indicate possible hand injuries? and has the potential Hazards of line of fine been discussed?

  • is elevated work being preform and specified on the JSA ?

  • Have prevention/ mitigation been addressed to the appropriate corresponding Hazards?

  • Does the JSA specify the appropriate PPE?

  • Is the PPE being use, in good working condition?

  • If chemicals are being used, does the JSA address this and been communicated with crew?

  • Has LOTO been clearly identified and walked down, and properly documented on JSA and permit?

  • Has everyone preforming work reviewed / signed the JSA form?

  • Is there a time next to Supers Signature?

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