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  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

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  • Location
  • Personnel

1. Working at Heights

  • 1.1. Fall risks of 3m or more? (including voids, pits, and trenches)

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  • 1.2. Lack of edge protection?

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  • 1.3. Unsafe or incomplete edge protection?

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  • 1.4 Is there other appropriate methods of fall protection in place?<br>

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  • 1.5.Has fall protection equipment had it's annual inspection?

  • 1.6.Are all required workers trained and competent in fall protection?

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  • 1.7. Have all floor openings being protected against falls?

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2. Ladders

  • 2.1 If ladders are used as a work platform has a risk assessment being done?

  • 2.2 Are ladders properly maintained?

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  • 2.3 Are ladders properly secured?

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  • 2.4 Is three point contact being maintained on the ladder?

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  • 2.5 Are workers properly trained in the safe use of ladders?

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3. Scaffolds

  • 3.1 Is the scaffolding certified by a P.Eng?

  • 3.2. Has the scaffold being inspected by a competent person?

  • 3.3. Is there appropriate access and egress to the scaffolding?

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  • 3.4. Is scaffolding at least 450 mm wide and fully decked at or above 2.4 m high?

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4. PPE

  • 4.1 Proper head protection?

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  • 4.2 Proper foot protect

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  • 4.3. Proper eye protection?

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  • 4.6. Proper respiratory protection?

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5.Elevating Work Platforms

  • 5.1.Has a pre-use inspection being done by the operator

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  • 5.2. Have workers being trained to operate the platform?

  • 5.3. Are the operators tied off to the appropriate anchor point?

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6. Hazardous Material

  • 6.1. Are hazardous material stored properly? (e.g. flammables near ignition sources, spills could enter stormwater drains, etc)

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  • 6.2. Is there adequate spill containment equipment?

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  • 6.3. Are MSDS sheets accessible?

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  • 6.4. Is there emergency procedures for spills?

  • 6.5. Is there excessive quantities stored on site or in vehicles?

  • 6.7. Is there suitable storage containers?

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7.Emergency Response

  • 7.1. Is there written emergency response procedures in place?

  • 7.2. Is the Emergency Procedure Posted?

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  • 7.3. Are employes trained to the procedures?

  • 7.4. Is there adequate first aid kits aid equipment on site?

  • 7.5. Is there sufficient number of First Aiders for all shifts?

  • 7.6. Is there adequate communication equipment on site?

8 Work Environment

  • 8.1. Is there adequate amenities on site?

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  • 8.2. Is there adequate lighting on site?

  • 8.3. Is the house keeping sufficient?

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9 Electrical Hazards

  • 9.1. Is there a lock out tag out procedure ?

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  • 9.2. Is there procedures is place to work on Energized Systems?

  • 9.3. Are procedures is place for incidental power line contact?

  • 9.4.Electrical equipment near water?

Trenching

  • Is there proper sloping for the type of soil<br>

  • Is shoring or trench boxes required?

Machines and Equipment

  • Has operator pre inspection being done on equipment

10 Administrative Procedures

  • 10.1 Is there a JHSC committee or Safety Rep?

  • 10.2. Is there a posted copy of the Act and Regulations?

  • 10.3. Is there a MOL notice of project posted?

  • 10.3. Is the WSIB form 82 and MOL poster posted?

  • 10.4. Is there a Health and Safety and Violence in the Workplace policy posted?

  • 10.5 Is there the MOL poster posted?

Other

Corrective Actions

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Sign Off

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  • Auditor's signature

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