Information

  • Rig Number

  • Manager

  • HSE Tech/Prepared by

  • Location: beginning and ending
  • Tool Push

  • Conducted on

  • Truck Push

DOT Regulations

Inside

  • Parking Brake (Apply) 393.41

  • Company Name and USDOT number on door(s). 390.21

  • Secured and Charged Fire Extinguisher (5lb Non-haz;10lb Haz-mat). 393.95

  • Paperwork (Private Motor Carrier License, Haz-Mat Registration, Vehicle Registration(s), Insurance Certificate, IFTA License & Stickers, Annual Inspections(s). 392.2-396.17

  • Air Horn, City Horn in Good Working Condition -393.81

  • Seat Belt in Good Working Condition-393.93

  • Emergency Triangles, First Aid Kit, Accident Kit, Emergency Kit (fuses & spare light bulbs). 393.95

  • Comments

Start Engine

  • Instrument Panel (Speedometer, Oil Pressure, Air Pressure, Ammeter, Lights).-393.82

  • Low Air Warning Device (Air pressure below 40 psi check on pressure build-up Air pressure above 60 psi deplete air until warning device works). 393.51

  • Windshield Wipers in Good Working Condition and Washer Fluid Filled-393.78

  • Heater-Defroster in Good Working Condition -393.79

  • Steering Wheel (Excess play-Manual steering movement should not exceed 30 degrees. Power steering movement should not exceed 45 degrees). 393.209

  • Apply Trailer Brakes in EMERGENCY-393.40

  • Service Brakes (Apply-air loss should not exceed-3 psi / min on single vehicles / 4 psi / min on combination).<br>393.45

  • Comments:

Tractor

  • Front Lights (headlights, clearance & marker, turn signal, 4-way flashers).393.24-393.11

  • Windshield (No Cracks)-393.60

  • Mirrors in Good Working Condition (secure and no cracks) -393.80

  • Steering Axle Tires, Rims, and Lugs (Tire tread shall be at least 4/32 of an inch). 393.75

  • Fuel System in Good Working Condition (clamps secure, no corrosion and no cuts, abrasion or kinks in line)-393.65

  • Brake/Electric Lines and connections to trailer in Good Working Condition . 393.43-393.45

  • Coupling (Fifth wheel, tow bar safety chains, locking devices). 393.70

  • Body, Frame and Assembly in Good Working Condition (No Bends or Cracks) -393.203

  • Engine, Exhaust in Good Working Condition (Exhaust has no leaks)-393.83

  • Tail Lights (tail, brake, turn signal, 4-way, clearance & marker). 393.11

  • Suspension System in Good Working Condition (Shocks and seals, leave springs, U-bolts) -393.207

  • Drive Axle(s) / Other tires, Rims and Lugs (Tire tread shall be at least 2/32 of an inch). 393.75

  • Reflectors and Reflective Tape in Good Working Condition -393.13

  • License Plate in Good Working Condition -392.2

  • Comments:

Trailer

  • Brakes, Brake Connections and Breakaway Systems in Good Working Condition -393.43

  • Coupling Devices; King Pin; Hitch (working properly, king pin not damaged or kinked)-393.70

  • Lights in Good Working Condition (tail, brake, turn signal, 4-way, clearance & marker). 393.11

  • Landing Gear greased, in place and in good working condition -393.201

  • Suspension System Hoses in good working condition no chafing, no leaks in couplings-393.207

  • Tires, Rims and Lugs (Tire tread shall be at least 2/32 of an inch). 393.75

  • Reflectors and Reflective Tape in Good Working Condition -393.13

  • License Plate in good condition and properly illuminated-392.2

  • Comments:

Trucking Company

Personal Protective Equipment

  • Wearing Approved Fire Retardant Clothing?

  • What is the severity of Non-Compliance?

  • Short Duration Infraction. Isolated to one individual over a short period of time.

  • Longer duration or multiple short duration infractions involving one individual.

  • Multiple infractions involving multiple individuals.

  • Disregard of policy or ignorance of policies.

  • Wearing Approved Fall Protection?

  • What is the severity of Non-Compliance?

  • Short Duration Infraction. Isolated to one individual over a short period of time.

  • Longer duration or multiple short duration infractions involving one individual.

  • Multiple infractions involving multiple individuals.

  • Disregard of policy or ignorance of policies.

  • Wearing Approved Safety Glasses?

  • What is the severity of Non-Compliance?

  • Short Duration Infraction. Isolated to one individual over a short period of time.

  • Longer duration or multiple short duration infractions involving one individual.

  • Multiple infractions involving multiple individuals.

  • Disregard of policy or ignorance of policies.

  • Wearing Approved Reflective Vests?

  • What is the severity of Non-Compliance?

  • Short Duration Infraction. Isolated to one individual over a short period of time.

  • Longer duration or multiple short duration infractions involving one individual.

  • Multiple infractions involving multiple individuals.

  • Disregard of policy or ignorance of policies.

  • Wearing Approved Foot Wear?

  • What is the severity of Non-Compliance?

  • Short Duration Infraction. Isolated to one individual over a short period of time.

  • Longer duration or multiple short duration infractions involving one individual.

  • Multiple infractions involving multiple individuals.

  • Disregard of policy or ignorance of policies.

  • Wearing Approved Head Protection?

  • What is the severity of Non-Compliance?

  • Short Duration Infraction. Isolated to one individual over a short period of time.

  • Longer duration or multiple short duration infractions involving one individual.

  • Multiple infractions involving multiple individuals.

  • Disregard of policy or ignorance of policies.

  • Comments:

Rigging Equipment and Trucks (Checked at Pre Trip)

  • Winch Lines have No Kinks and are in Good Working Condition (no more than 5 broken wires on one strand)?

  • Hooks have No Stress Cracks and are in Good Working Condition ?

  • Slings have current information tag (date, weight limit and size) and are in Good Working Condition (no more than 5 broken wires on one strand)

  • Truck Beds are in Good Working Condition (No holes on wood, no missing wood)

  • Trucks in good working order. No leaks, body damage, lights functioning?

  • Trucks back up alarms working and audible?

  • Forklift/Loader Certification?

  • Forklift Inspection Recorded ?

  • No riders on moving equipment?

  • Tag lines utilized and in good condition?

  • Comments:

First Aid

  • First Aid Certification (At Least Two Persons)?

  • First aid supplies adequate and up to date?

  • Comments:

Safety Meeting

  • Safety meeting held and Documented / Prior to Rig up / Tear Down?

  • Workers Visibility (supervisors hand signals, critical lifting, moving equipment and workers)

  • Signal person's?

  • Over head power lines identified and safe work clearance verified?

  • Warning signs in place?

  • Critical Lift Meetings held where applicable (JSA's)?

  • Short Service Employees Identified?

  • Comments:

Drilling Company

Lease Condition

  • Entrance to lease safe and maintained, ample room, etc.

  • Indicate risk level below.

Rig Equipment/tools

  • Lease free of debris and spills?

  • Rig mats in good condition with all shackles in working order?

  • Are the shackles in good working order? The matting is not broken or warped? Has the matting been cleaned for transport ?

  • Mud Tanks have been emptied and ready for transport ?

  • How bad are the mixing bins?

  • Pipe is ready for transport and properly stored off the ground to prevent injury during sling up?

  • Illumination for work site adequate?

  • How is the lighting on location.

  • Hand tools are in good condition?

  • Pipe tubs clear of junk and not overloaded (Height and Weight)?

Sign Off

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