Information

  • Operating Company:

  • Document No.

  • Job Name / Number:

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by:

  • Location

Postings/Notices/Signage/Bulletins

  • 1.1 EEO, State/Federal Postings Visible To Employees,Medical Facilities Available And Posted, Emergency Action Plan, Medical Facilities Available And Posted

  • 1.2 IIPP On Site, Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) Available

  • 1.3 Office First-Aid Station Available/Stocked, Office Fire Extinguisher(s) Available and Up To Date

Housekeeping/Material Storage/Chemical Storage/Sanitation

  • 2.1 Chemical/Fuel Storage (Gasoline, Diesel, Combustibles stored in Metal Safety Cans), Oxygen/Acetylene Stored Properly (Upright and Secured/20 Feet apart or 30 minute Fire Barrier In Place<br>

  • 2.2 Lumber/Material Storage/Properly Stacked, Scrap Material Free Of Nails/Hazardous Protrusions Or Properly Stockpiled/Barricaded/Caution Taped

  • 2.3 Access Passageways/Ladders Clear Of Debris, Walkways/Work Areas Clear Of Debris

  • 2.4 Covered Trash Receptacles Available For General Debris/Non-Hazardous Material

  • 2.5 Loose/Light Material Secured Against Displacement From Wind/Unprotected Edges/Overhead Locations

  • 2.6 Appropriate Number of Toilets For Number Of Employees (1 per 20 Employees or Fraction Thereof of Each Sex)

  • 2.7 Wash Station Available For Each Toilet Facility (Wash Station Located Outside or Separate From Toilet Facility)

3. Ladders/Ramps/Work Area Access

  • 3.1 Job-Built Ladders Properly Constructed (15"-20" Wide Max. For Single Cleat, Rungs Not More Than 12" Top To Top)

  • 3.2 Ladders Properly Positioned/Secured At 4:1 Ratio (1` From Wall For Every 4` in Elevation), Ladder Extends Minimum 3` Above Landing

  • 3.3 Step Ladders Used Only with Legs Fully Extended (Not To Be Used As Single Ladder)

  • 3.4 Manufactured Ladders In Serviceable Condition Or Tagged And Removed From Service

  • 3.5 Ramps Properly Constructed/Maintained (Not Less Than 20" Wide, Supported To Avoid Springing Action)

  • 3.6 Securely Fastened Cleats For Ramps Sloped 2' in 10' Or More To Improve Footing

4. Personal Protective Equipment

  • 4.1 All Employees Wearing Proper Protective Eye Wear For Task Performed (Safety Eyewear Required)

  • 4.2 All Employees Wearing Hard Hats (Hard Hats Required)

  • 4.3 All Employees Wearing Minimum Class II High Visibility Clothing (Or Site Specific High Vis Clothing)

  • 4.4 Hearing Protection As Required

  • 4.5 Appropriate Footwear, Steel-Toe Shoe or Toe-Caps/Metatarsal Guards (When Using Impact Equipment i.e. Jackhammer, Compaction Equipment)

  • 4.6 Gloves/Appropriate Hand Protection For Assigned Task

  • 4.7 Proper Respiratory Protection As Required (Use, Care, Cleaning)

5. Fall Protection/Standard Guardrails

  • 5.1 Full Body Harnesses Properly Fitted/Lanyards/Positioning Devices (Use, Condition, Daily Inspection)

  • 5.2 Fall Protection Devices (Retractable Lifelines, Horizontal Lifelines, Connecting Devices) In Serviceable Condition

  • 5.3 Proper Anchor Points In Use (Support 5000 lb. Per Person Attached w/Lanyard, Support 3000 lb. For Retractable Lifeline)

  • 5.4 Proper Connecting Devices In Use/In Serviceable Condition (D-Rings, Straps, Concrete Anchors, Wood Anchors)

  • 5.5 Standard Guardrails Installed At All Walking/Working Locations Over 6` High

  • 5.6 Uprights, Top and Mid-Rails Properly Installed (Uprights Spaced 8' Max, Top Rail Between 42"-45" From Floor/Platform/Ramp, Mid-Rail Half Way In Between)

  • 5.7 Toe-Boards Properly Installed Over Walking/Working Areas Below Elevated Locations

6. Excavations

  • 6.1 Pot-Hole Protocol Utilized Prior To Opening New Excavation

  • 6.2 Excavations Sloped/Benched/Shored Properly

  • 6.3 All Trenches, Boxes, Shields/Excavations Inspected/Documented By Competent Person Prior To Entry By Employees

  • 6.4 Excavations Over 20' Designed/Stamped By Registered Engineer

  • 6.5 Ladder Access Within 25' Of Employees In Trenches Over 4` Deep

  • 6.6 Trenches/Excavations/Shafts/Drill Holes/Pits Properly Barricaded/Covered/Protected As Needed

  • 6.7 Spoils/Tools/Equipment Properly Placed Not Less Than 2` From Top Edge Of Excavation

  • 6.8 Air Sampling Performed In All Excavations Greater Than 4` Deep Where Hazardous Atmospheres May Exist (Landfills, Waste Treatment Plants, Etc.)

  • 6.9 Above-Ground/Sub-Surface Installations Protected, Supported Or Removed

  • 6.10 Walkways/Bridges w/Standard Guardrails Installed Where Employees Must Cross Excavations Over 6` Deep and 30" Wide

7. Scaffolds

  • 7.1 Scaffold Systems Installed/Inspected by Competent Person

  • 7.2 Only Scaffold Grade Plank Utilized, Minimum 20" Walkway Provided,

  • 7.3 Standard Guardrails In Place, Walkway, Ladder or Other Safe Means Provided For Access To Scaffold

  • 7.4 Planks Shall Not Extend Less than 6" No More Than 18" Beyond Support Member

  • 7.5 Scaffold Ends Shut Off With Standard Guardrails (Unless Utilized For Proper Access)

8. Hoisting and Lifting Equipment

  • 8.1 Cranes/Boom Trucks Documented Daily Inspection Complete

  • 8.2 Cranes/Boom Trucks Properly Set Up (Outriggers, Crane Pads/Mats, Swing Radius)

  • 8.3 Rigging/Hardware Inspected By Competent Person

  • 8.4 All Rigging/Crane Signaling Performed By Qualified Riggers/Signal Persons

  • 8.5 Softeners Used As Needed For Sharp Edges

  • 8.6 All Rigging Properly Marked With Capacity Information, Etc., Rigging Not In Use Properly Stored, Unserviceable Rigging Tagged Or Destroyed<br>

  • 8.7 Overhead Power Lines Identified/Marked

  • 8.8 Tag Lines In Use Where Required

9. Material Handling Equipment/Powered Industrial Trucks

  • 9.1 Back-Up Alarms Operational

  • 9.2 Seat Belts In Serviceable Condition, Seat Belts In Use

  • 9.3 Bucket/Attachment Pins Attached/In Use

  • 9.4 Equipment Attachments In Serviceable Condition

  • 9.5 Equipment Operators Are Qualified/Certified

  • 9.6. Haul Roads Maintained, Properly Marked

10. Tools And Equipment

  • 10.1 Hand Tools Maintained In Safe Condition (Striking Surfaces, Handles, etc.)

  • 10.2 Power Tools Maintained In Safe Condition (Electrical Cord, Safety Guards, Handles, etc.)

  • 10.3 Pneumatic Tools Maintained In Safe Condition (Air Hose Connections, Safety Devices, etc.)

  • 10.4 Gas Powered Tools Maintained In Safe Condition (Guards, Handles, etc.)

  • 10.5 Powder Actuated Tools Maintained In Safe Condition (Guards, Handles, Loads Safely Stored)

  • 10.6 Gas Operated Tools Maintained In Safe Condition (Paslode Nail Gun)

  • 10.7 Specialty Tools (Falsework Jacks, Plates, etc.)

11. Electrical

  • 11.1 Extension Cords Maintained In Safe Condition (Grounding Pins, Insulation, etc.)

  • 11.2 Cords Protected Against Vehicular/Equipment Traffic

  • 11.3 Ground Fault Circuit Interruptors (GFCI) Working

  • 11.4 Junction Boxes Maintained In Safe Condition

12. Welding/Cutting/Fire Protection

  • 12.1 Welding Leads/Torch Hoses Maintained In Safe Condition, Back Flow Preventers Installed On Torch Setups

  • 12.2 Combustibles/Flammables Stored Away From Hot Work

  • 12.3 Regulators/Gauges Properly Installed/Maintained

  • 12.4 Fire Extinguishers/Water Cans Located Near Hot Work

  • 12.5 Fire Extinguishers Up To Date/Properly Maintained

13. Traffic Control

  • 13.1 Safe Pedestrian Access Provided

  • 13.2 Construction Area Signs Properly Maintained

  • 13.3 Temporary Traffic Control/Flaggers/Flagger Stations Properly Set Up/Maintained

  • 13.4 Safe Construction Area Access Provided

  • 13.5 Crash Cushions/Reflectors Properly Maintained

  • Corrective Actions / Summary

  • Project Supervision:

  • Safety Specialist:

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