Title Page

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Conducted on

  • Client / Site

  • Project Number

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Additional Personnel

PREVIOUS INSPECTION

  • All previous issues have been addressed?

WEATHER

  • Temperature

  • Rain

  • Wind

  • Dust

  • Site Flag Color?

REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION

  • JSA Completed

  • Excavation Permit

  • Hot Work Permit

  • Confined Space Permit

  • OSHA postings in place

  • OSHA 300 postings in place (Applies Feb 1 - May 1 only)

  • Workers Comp posters

  • Safety Program

  • HAZCOM / SDS

  • SWPPP

  • Certificates of Insurance

  • Emergency Telephone List

  • Emergency Action Plan

  • Safety Meetings Documented

  • HAZCOM Training Documented

  • Specialized Training Documented

SITE / MISCELLANEOUS

  • Persons Trained in First Aid / CPR / AED

  • Fire Extinguishers in Place, Charged, & Inspected (Around Site and Near any Flammable Source)

  • First Aid Kit on Site

  • Chemicals / Flammable Materials Properly Stored

  • All Hazardous Materials Properly Labeled

  • Warning Signs Prominently Displayed

  • Notices Posted at Entrances

  • Fuel Containments Being Used and Kept Up

  • High Pressure Gas Cylinders Chained in Place

  • Fences Intact and Gates Lockable

  • Storm Water BMP's in Good Condition

VEHICLES / MOVING EQUIPMENT

  • Adhering to Site Speed Limit

  • Seat Belts Properly Used

  • Windshields Clean

  • Windshields In Good Repair

  • Fire Extinguisher with Vehicle

  • Daily Inspection Turned In

  • Backup Alarms Working

MOWING / WEEDEATING

  • Properly Dressed

  • Use of Face Shield and Safety Glasses

  • Use of Proper Gloves

HOUSEKEEPING

  • Job Site Free of Accumulated Trash / Debris

  • Dumpsters on Site for Waste

  • Passageways and Walkways Clear

  • Forms and Materials Free of Protruding Nails and Screws

  • Portable Toilets Clean

  • Drinking Water Available on Site

  • Construction Materials Properly Stacked and Not Scattered

  • Spills, Leaks, or other Hazards

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

  • Everyone Wearing Hardhats

  • Safety / Work / Hard Toe Boots

  • Safety Glasses / Goggles / Spoggles / Face Shields as Required

  • Everyone Wearing Safety Vest / Fluorescent Shirts

  • Gloves Being Worn While Performing Work

  • Respirators / Dust Masks when Required

  • Fit Test for Respirators Being Worn

  • Hearing Protection When Required

EXCAVATIONS

  • Competent Person on Site

  • Have Underground Utilities Been Located

  • Trenches / Excavations Properly Barricaded / Blocked / Covered

  • Trench Protection for Excavations 5' Deep or More

  • Ladders Properly Located to Surface (No More than 100' Apart)

ELECTRICAL

  • Ground Fault System Operational and Being Used by All Contractors

  • Portable Generators GFCI Protected

  • Extension Cords in Good Condition

  • Portable Generators Grounded

  • Power Tools in Good Condition / Ground Prong in Place

  • Lighting Suitable for Work Areas

  • All Electrical Boxes Properly Covered and Protected

PORTABLE HAND TOOLS

  • Operators Properly Trained (Including Powder Actuated Tools)

  • Powder Strips Picked Up

  • Powder Strips Properly Disposed Of

  • Cord and Tools in Good Condition

  • Guards in Place

  • Operators Wearing Proper PPE

MATERIAL HANDLING / FORKLIFTS / HEAVY EQUIPMENT

  • Forklifts / Heavy Equipment in Operational Condition

  • Daily Inspections Done

  • Fire Extinguishers on All Equipment

  • Backup Alarms Working

  • Seat Belts Properly Used

  • Only Operator Riding on Equipment

  • Rollover Protection

  • Hoist / Elevators in Operational Condition

CRANES / DRILLING RIGS

  • Daily Inspections Completed

  • Certified Operator

  • Certified Rigger

  • Swing Radius Properly Identified

  • Fall Protection in Place when Needed

  • Tag Line in Use

  • Chokers, Cables, Hooks in Proper Working Condition

FALL PROTECTION ( Heights of 6' or More)

  • Guard Rails in Place

  • Toe Boards in Place Where Required

  • All Guards and Rails Sufficient for Weight

  • Fall Protection Systems in Place When Required

  • Harnesses in Good Condition with Proper Label

  • Openings in Floors, Walls, and Roofs Protected

  • Handrails on Stairs

  • Barricades in Place When Needed, and Properly Supported

  • Impalement Prevention in Place (Rebar Caps etc.)

  • Slips, Trips, and Fall Hazards Identified

LADDERS

  • Proper Ladder Being Used for Job

  • Ladders Extended 3' Above Landing

  • Ladders Properly Tied Off

  • Fall Protection Being Used While Working Off of Ladders (6' or More off of Working Surface)

  • Field Ladders Properly Constructed

  • Commercial Ladders in Good Working Condition

  • Fiberglass Ladders Being Used

  • Extension Ladders Properly Joined, Secured in Place at Top and Bottom

SCAFFOLDS

  • Competent Person on Site

  • All Components are Damage Free

  • Daily Inspection Completed

  • Ladder Being Used for Access and Egress

  • Proper Foundation and Footing

  • Working Levels Fully Planked

  • Proper Planking Being Used and in Good Condition

  • Properly Secured / Tied Off at Required Intervals

  • Rails and Toe Boards Where Required

  • Area Under Scaffolds Properly Marked for Authorized Personnel Only

  • Rolling / Moveable Units Properly Supported with Wheels Locked in Place

  • Scissor / Boom Lift Safety Procedures Followed (Proper Footing, Safety Chains in Place, etc.)

  • Operators Properly Secured

WELDING & CUTTING

  • Hot Work Permit

  • Leads and Connections in Good Condition

  • Hoses in Good Operational Condition

  • Compressed Gas Cylinders Properly Stored

  • Gauges / Regulators in Working Order

  • Fire Extinguishers at All Welding / Cutting Locations

Conclusion

  • SUMMARY & RECOMMENDATIONS (Number, List, and Assign Responsibility to All Documented Issues and Violations)

  • Inspected By

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