Information

  • Audit Title

  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

JSA/JHA

  • Appropriate for Task/Task Covered

  • Performed

  • Reviewed

  • Signed

Environmental/Emergency Response

  • Emergency Action Plan

  • Spill Response Kit

  • Certified Responders

  • First-Aid Kit

Hazardous Communication

  • MSDS Available

  • MSDS Reviewed

  • Containers Labeled Properly

  • Handling Procedures Followed

PPE

  • Hard Hat

  • Hard Hat worn correctly

  • Eye/Face

  • Hand

  • Hearing

  • Footwear

  • Hi-Vis Vest

  • FRC

  • Monitors Available, In Use, Calibrated (4-Gas, H2S or Other)

  • Other:

Material Handling

  • Body Mechanics

  • Manual Lifting Devices (Come-a-Longs, Chain falls, etc…)

  • Safety Latch

  • Slings

  • Hooks & Shackles

  • Wire Rope

  • Lifting Chains

  • Load Secure, Rigged Properly

  • Tag Lines Used

  • Other:

Worksite Protection

  • Is the OSHA Jobsite Poster Posted

  • Signs and crosswalks available for pedestrians

  • Adequate cushion/warning for drivers

  • Flagger present if necessary

  • Flagger is wearing/using proper PPE/Equipment-hard Hat, Vest, Paddle

  • Flagger positioning visible to drivers

  • Signage is properly placed

  • Cones are properly placed

  • Retro reflective equipment and flashers in use at night

  • Adequate clearance from overhead and other hazards

Vehicle/Equipment/Crane

  • Authorized/Qualified Operator

  • Designated Signal Person

  • Seatbelt Used

  • Backup Alarm

  • Daily/Weekly/Annual Inspection

  • Inspection Completed Properly

  • Other:

Material Storage

  • Material Stored Properly

  • Flammable/Combustible Storage

  • Pipe Chocked

  • Other:

Fall Prevention/Protection

  • Access/Egress

  • Fall Protection

  • Fall Protection Inspected

  • Scaffolds/Ladders - Proper Type

  • Scaffolds/Ladders - Inspected

  • Scaffolds/Ladders - Use

Hand Tools

  • Condition

  • Guards/Handles

  • Proper for Job/Use

Electrical

  • GFCI/Assured Grounding Program

  • Cords/Tools – Inspected

Hot Work

  • Permit

  • Permit Conditions Followed

  • Fire Watch

  • Gas Cylinder Management

  • Leads/Hoses/Gauges

  • Other:

Fire Protection & Prevention

  • Extinguisher inspection tag present and current

  • Properly Rated/Size (BC versus ABC)

  • Combustible/Flammable Material Away from Hot Work

  • Fire Extinguishers at least 25ft away but no further than 75ft away from Fuel Cells

Excavation

  • Hand digging used when approaching/crossing buried facilities

  • Spill kits on board and stocked

  • Sloped Properly

  • Benched Properly

  • Trench Box/Shoring Proper

  • Trench Box Certifications

  • Access/Egress Points

  • Spoil Pile Minimum 2-Feet From Excavation

  • Signs, Signals & Barricades

  • One Call Made

  • Utilities Identified

Signs/Barricades

  • Condition

  • Proper Type

  • Marking Hazards

Housekeeping

  • Worksite free of clutter

  • Equipment, machines/tools do not block pathway

  • Tripping and slipping hazards

  • Tools properly stored/staged

  • Crew Trucks/Trailers clean and free of clutter

Ergonomics/ Jobsite

  • Proper lifting techniques used

  • Employees positioned away from hazards, moving parts and equipment

  • Pinch points

  • Proper body positioning

Walking Surfaces

  • Pathways

  • Trip Hazards

  • Holes Guarded

Overhead Power Lines

  • Power Lines Marked with Goal Post and Signs

  • Designated Spotter

  • Proper Equipment for Spotter (Air Horn, Vest, etc…)

Radiation Sources

  • Signs, Signals & Barricades

  • Film Badges for X-Ray Crew

Pressure Testing

  • Equipment Integrity

  • Whip Checks/Connections Pinned

  • Signs, Signals & Barricades

Confined Space

  • Permitted

  • Personnel Trained

  • Emergency Rescue Plan

  • Rescue/Retrieval Equipment (Anklets, Harness, Life Line, etc...…)

Equipment/ Tools

  • Availability and condition of tools

  • Adequate lighting/visibility

  • Grounding of tools/pipe/containers

  • Air tools/hose connections/pins in place

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