Information

  • K&D Job number #

  • Scope of work to be completed by K&D Construction:

  • Location:
  • Conducted on

  • K&D Foreman Onsite

  • Audit Conducted By:

1. Planning

  • 1.1. Have employees completed AEP Annual orientation and have hard hat stickers for Documentation?

  • 1.2. Has site Supervision completed OSHA 30 hour training and all additional so completed OSHA 10 Hour training?

  • 1.3 Are there at least 2 K&D employees trained in First Aid and CPR?

  • 1.4 Is the PSSEP readily available and updated as needed?

  • 1.5 Is there a documented emergency action plan on-site?

  • 1.6 Has the Emergency Action Plan been reviewed by employees and route driven to the hospital?

  • 1.7 Has the contractor performed a documented THA that list the step-by-step plan for the task, hazards associated with task and control measures to mitigate hazards?

  • 1.8 Has the contractor conducted a THA review with all visitors and briefed them on scope of work and hazards in the work area?

  • 1.9 Have all employees reviewed and signed the THA prior to work and immediately after lunch and/or significant break?

  • 1.10 If task involve hot work or a confined space, has a permit been filled out?

  • 1.11 Is the K&D Safety Manual readily available?

  • 1.12 Are Safety Data Sheets (SDS/MSDS) readily available and employees aware of the technology or the location?

  • 1.13 Is equipment inspected daily and in satisfactory condition?

  • 1.14 Are adequate First Aid supplies including eye wash and blood borne pathogen kit available?

  • 1.15 Is AED accessible and ready for use (ASI green light blinking)?

  • 1.16 Do employees know location of AED?

  • 1.16-B Has AED monthly inspection been performed

2. Human Element

  • 2.1 Are employees using proper lifting techniques

  • 2.2 Are employees taking routine breaks if task involves repetitive motion or great exertion

  • 2.3 Are employees maintaining proper body positioning and keeping free from pinch points.

  • 2.4 Are employees utilizing machinery or equipment for items that may be too heavy for manual lifting.

3. Material Handling & Motorized/Mechanical Equipment

  • 3.1 Are operators properly trained and deemed competent/qualified to operate equipment?

  • 3.2 Is equipment inspected daily and in satisfactory condition?

  • 3.3 Are all safety devices functioning properly and in use as required? (Anti-two block, load limit charts, boom angle indicator, back up alarm, horn etc.)

  • 3.4 Is equipment grounded and barricaded (i.e. swing radius, ground rod, drop zone, etc.) when in use?

  • 3.4-B Are grounds in good condition with proper clamps tagged with test date not exceeding 2 years.

  • 3.5 Is a designated spotter in place and safe work distance maintained to structures, equipment,and overhead hazards?

  • 3.6 Is Minimum Approach Distance maintained around energized parts or lines?

  • 3.7 Have employees completed a truck load/unloading checklist for all materials being loaded and unloaded where equipment or rigging is required to assist in moving the material?

  • 3.8 Are loads properly secured?

  • 3.9 Are pole handling guidelines Followed(i.e blocking and cribbing.)?

  • 3.10 Are trucks and trailers chocked?

  • 3.11 Is the weight of the load verified and equipment rated for the load?

  • 3.12 Does crane have documented annual inspection? (performed by qualified person)

  • 3.12-B. Does crane have documented monthly inspections (previous 3 months)?

  • 3.12-C. Is crane visually inspected each shift before use?

  • 3.12-D. Are tag lines in use and employees protected from overhead loads?

  • 3.12-E. Is the crane set-up properly (i.e. wheels off ground, barricaded, grounded, outriggers fully extended, with proper cribbing/outrigger pads, stable ground)?

  • 3.12-F Has pre-lift checklist been filled out?

  • 3.13 Is the rigging equipment rated for the load, inspected prior to use, and protected from sharp edges?

  • 3.14 Do all signalman/riggers have documented training?

4. Excavations

  • 4.1 Have underground utilities been located and marked?

  • 4.2 Has a competent person performed a documented inspection prior to entry for each shift and when conditions change? (Rain, thaw, etc.)

  • 4.3 Is egress provided within 25' for excavation depths 4' or greater?

  • 4.4 Are employees entering excavations/trenches 5' or greater protected from cave in? (Sloped, shored, or shielded)

  • 4.5 Are spoils and equipment at least 2' from the edge of the excavation?

  • 4.6 Are excavations barricaded and covered when left unattended?

  • 4.7 Are open holes properly covered? (Covers capable of supporting 2 times the intended load, labeled, and secured to prevent displacement)

  • 4.8 Are drilled excavations appropriately protected? (Barricades, fall protection, hole covers, hole watches, etc.)

  • 4.9 Do employees have a rescue/retrieval plan in place?

  • 4.10 Is drill rescue kits located on drill rig and secured (red breakaway seals)?

5. Hand and Power Tools

  • 5.1 Are hand and power tools in good working condition and free of defects (Broken handles, cracked frames, damaged cords, etc.) with required safety guards in place?

  • 5.2 Are employees using the right tool for the right job? (Meets mfg. intent)

  • 5.3 Are pneumatic hose connections secured with cable restraint devices? (Whip checks)

  • 5.4 Are extension cords in good condition and protected from traffic and damage?

  • 5.5 Is the contractor utilizing and relying on personal GFCI for all cords?

6. Housekeeping

  • 6.1 Is potable water and adequate toilet and wash facilities available?

  • 6.2 Are form and scrap lumber with protruding nails and other debri kept clear from all work areas?

  • 6.3 Is all protruding reinforced steel, onto and into which employees could fall, guarded to eliminate the hazard of impalement ( rebar caps)?

  • 6.4 Are containers provided for collection of all refuse and waste disposed of at frequent intervals?

  • 6.5 Is spill containment and/or spill kit available?

  • 6.6 Are compressed gas cylinders properly stored? (Upright, secured, valve cap in place)

  • 6.7 Are flammable liquids properly labeled and stored in approved containers?

  • 6.8 Is fuels storage free of combustible materials with "No Smoking" signs conspicuously posted?

  • 6.9 Is fire extinguisher within proper distance to flammable storage? (25' to 50')

  • 6.10 Is a fire extinguisher available on all equipment?

  • 6.11 Are all fire extinguishers charged and inspected?

  • 6.12 Has contractor addressed potential slips/trips/falls? (Walk areas clear and free of ruts, snow/ice removal, etc.)

7. Ladders and Stairs

  • 7.1 Are ladders or stairs being used?

  • 7.2 Are stairways with 4 or more risers or rising more than 30" equipped with one handrail and 1 stair rail along each unprotected edge/side?

  • 7.3 Are ladders inspected and in good condition and rating labels intact?

  • 7.4 Is step ladder fully open and spreader lock engaged?

  • 7.5 Is extension ladder setup properly? (4:1 pitch extended 3' over landing and secured to prevent displacement)

  • 7.6 Is a ladder or stairs provided for access break exceeding 19"?

8. Live Line Tools

  • 8.1 Are all insulated tools and PPE properly stored?

  • 8.2 Are all insulated tools and PPE visually inspected prior to use and in good condition?

  • 8.3 Are all insulated tools and materials stamped with current dielectric test dates? (Hot sticks-2yrs.,Rubber Gloves-6mo., Sleeves and Blankets-12mo.)

9. Personal Protective Equipment

  • 9.1 Are all employees wearing at a minimum a hard hat, ANSI approved safety glasses w/side shields, safety toed shoes, and a high visibility reflective shirt/vest as the outer most layer?

  • 9.2 Are employees working "on or near" energized lines and equipment wearing appropriate rated FR Clothing? (Minimum of 8cal/cm2 as the outermost layer)

  • 9.3 Are employees wearing gloves appropriate for the hazard? ( Leather, cut resistant, insulated rubber, etc.

  • 9.4 Are employees exposed to flying particles/chemical splash wearing a face shield? (Cad-welding, grinding, chainsaw, battery handling, etc.)

  • 9.5 Are employees exposed to arc during welding activities wearing a welding hood?

  • 9.6 Is contractor utilizing fall protection at appropriate height? (Harness, yo-yos, lanyard, fall limiters, guard rails, etc.)

  • 9.6-B Are employees inspecting fall protection before use?

  • 9.6-C Is anchor point capable of supporting at least 5,000 pounds per employee attached?

  • 9.6-D Are all employees wearing appropriate fall protection when required?

  • 9.6-E Are employees who might be subject to fall hazards trained in fall protection in order to minimize these hazards?

  • 9.7 Is all protruding reinforced steel, onto and into which employees could fall, guarded to eliminate the hazard of impalement?

  • 9.8 Is additional PPE in use as required? (Hearing protection, respirators, metatarsal protection, chaps, etc.)

10. Substation

  • 10.1 Did the contractor report into dispatch?

  • 10.2 Are all employees (including subcontractors) station entry trained or escorted?

  • 10.3 Is substation gate closed and locked or under the observation of an attendant at all times?

  • 10.4 Is substation construction signage posted for hazards? (Under construction, open excavations, etc.)

  • 10.5 Has the contractor received documented approval for excavations and utilizing approved digging methods?

11. Wire Pulling

  • 11.1 Is Wire Pulling Plan documented, readily available, and updated as needed?

  • 11.2 Are radio communications in use and echo communication protocols being followed?

  • 11.3 Are guard structures erected where needed and energized lines properly protected?

  • 11.4 Is wire pulling/stringing/tensioning equipment barricaded, bonded, and grounded with EPZ mats in place?

  • 11.5 Is equipment rigging inspected and rated for required pull and tension?

  • 11.6 Is a 3:1 distance maintained to first and last structure?

  • 11.7 Are there running grounds on both ends if needed and ground travelers at all hot crossings?

  • 11.8 Is there a person assigned to follow swivel or sock thru structure?

  • 11.9 Have required permits been obtained for any public road crossings?

12. Working On or Near Energized Equipment

  • 12.1 Are all lines and equipment de-energized, tested, and grounded?

  • 12.2 Is crew working within trigger distances to energized lines or equipment? ( 345>20ft 345<50ft)

  • 12.3 Are employees maintaining minimum approach distances?

  • 12.4 Did crew include trigger distances and MAD on JHA?

  • 12.5 Are energized facilities covered or guarded to prevent contact?

  • 12.6 Do the foreman and crew know and understand the clearance points?

  • 12.7 Do the foreman and crew know who holds the clearance, non-recluse order (NRO) or hold order for the facilities being worked?

  • 12.8 Have all sources of energy been considered including induced voltage?

  • 12.9 Are all insulated tools and materials in good condition, stamped with current dielectric test dates, and properly stored? (Hot Sticks-2yrs, Rubber gloves-6months, Sleeves/blankets-12 months)

  • 12.10 Are employees working "on or near" energized lines and equipment wearing appropriate arc rated FR clothing? (Minimum 8cal/cm2 as outermost layer)

13. Work Platforms (Aerial Lifts, Trucks, Crane Baskets, etc.)

  • 13.1 Is crew using Aerial lifts, Bucket trucks, Crane baskets, etc?

  • 13.2 Is equipment adequately grounded and maintaining safe work distances?

  • 13.3 Is drop zone barricaded?

  • 13.4 Is personal fall in use and secured to proper for anchorage points?

  • 13.5 Does the operator have training and documented daily inspection?

  • 13.6 Is equipment operated on a level surface loaded properly and within load capacity limits?

  • 13.7 Is the gate or chain secured and nothing used to increased height? ( Working from floor of basket/platform)

  • 13.8 Does equipment have current dielectric test?

  • 13.9 Is Qualified Observer/Spotter utilized to ensure MAD is maintained for tight spaces or when operators view is obstructed?

  • 13.10 Has a trial lift/proof test been performed prior to use of personnel platforms?

14. Work Zone Protection

  • 14.1 Are workers properly protected from vehicle traffic? (Signs, cones, flagging operations, etc.)

  • 14.2 Are overhead lines marked with signs? (36in X36in at appropriate height)

  • 14.3 Does Contractor have a documented traffic control plan in place?

  • 14.4 Are work areas and drop zones barricaded and maintained?

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