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Requirements

Requirements

  • Oregon requires postings

  • Emergency Phone Numbers Posted

  • First Aid supplies

  • Eye wash station

  • OSHA 300 summary posted February 1st to April 30th

  • Map to Emergency Medical posted

  • Safety meeting held

  • First Aid Trained Employees if medical further than 15 minutes away

  • Water on Site

  • SDS Sheets on site or on a Company APP.

PPE

  • Hard hats worn

  • Hearing protection

  • Safety harness worn

  • Safety boots worn

  • Safety glasses worn

  • Respirator worn

  • Safety vests or high visual clothing worn

House Keeping

  • Site trailer clean

  • Cords and hoses safely placed around site

  • Walkways and stairs clear of debris and materials

  • Restrooms clean

  • Work area clean

  • Gang boxes clean

  • No Smoking Signs

  • Rebar capped

Fire protection

  • Fire fighting equipment placed around site

  • Fire extinguishers Inspected and Tagged Monthly

  • Fire Extinguisher at each Staircase on 2nd Floor and Higher

  • Fire fighting equipment marked and accessible

Electrical

  • Temp lights have bulb guards

  • Sufficient lighting

  • Lockout used to de-energize operational system

  • All cords and tolls have ground prongs

  • GFCI on all cords used outdoors

  • Extension cords heavy duty

  • No Black Tape Repairs or Wires Showing

  • Cords free of cuts

Tools

  • Power tool cords and plugs in good condition

  • Power tools have guards

  • Broken tools tagged out of service

Ladders

  • Straight ladders extended over 36 inches above landing

  • Straight ladders have feet or blocked at bottom

  • Straight ladders setup with a slope of 4 to 1

  • Step ladder's top 2 steps are not in used.

  • Straight ladders secured at Top to Prevent Movement

  • Ladder Duty Rating present on all Ladders

  • Ladders free of damage

Scaffolds

  • Scaffolding fully planked

  • Scaffolding braced correctly

  • Workers prohibited from riding on rolling scaffolding

  • Ladders not used on scaffolding

  • Sill plates used on scaffolding

  • Pump Jack ladder Braced every 16 feet if over 24 feet tall

  • Pump Jack Scaffold has Sill Plates under Poles

  • Fall protection used on scaffolding above 10 feet

Boom and Scissor

  • Workers trained to operate

  • Scissor entry chain or gate closed

  • Decal condition legible

  • All Machines have an Annual Inspections Done

  • Machines Uses on Solid Ground

  • Workers wearing harness in boom lift

Hand Rails and Covers

  • Floor holes over 2 inches are covered and labeled hole Per OSHA

  • Windows Openings have braces set between 39 and 45 inches

  • Door Openings Have top brace at 39-45 inches and a mid brace at 21 inches

  • Openings over 19 inches Wide have bracing to prevent falls

  • Toe boards present if needed

  • Safety bracing will withstand 200 pounds of force in outward direction

  • Safety Braces have an Upright every 8 feet per OSHA

  • Railings have top and middle bracing

Trench and Excavation

  • Workers stay within shored area

  • Excavation spoil stored 2 feet back from trench edge

  • Soil Piles in the adjacent area don't exceed 2 feet in height (The adjacent Area is equal to the depth of the trench)

  • Ladders placed no further than 25 feet form the workers

  • Excavation de-watered as needed

  • Shore boxes above or level with surface

  • Ladder in trenches over 4 feet deep per OSHA

  • Excavation 5ft or deeper shored per OSHA standard

  • Competent person present ( Ask Workers if they know who it is)

Silica

  • Cutting wet present

  • Vacuum 90% effective if used for silica

  • Respirators used when required by the task per OSHA

  • Table 1 followed per OSHA

Forklift

  • Forklift in good condition

  • Tires in good condition

  • Forklift Attended

  • Decals in good condition

  • The seatbelt is used per OSHA requirements

  • Operators manual in forklift

  • Load chart legible

Summary

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