Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Job Information

  • Written Accident Prevention Program on site and available to all employees?

  • Haz Com with SDS?

  • Is each employee trained in hazard recognition and avoidance of unsafe conditions?

  • MIOSHA Poster posted?

  • First Aid Supplies readily accessible?

  • Is there protection for blood borne pathogens?

  • First aid trained employees on site?

  • Drinking water, toilets, and hand washing facilities?

Housekeeping

  • General neatness of job site.

  • Projecting nails removed or bent over?

  • Waste containers provided and used?

  • Passageways clear of obstructions?

  • Other housekeeping notes:

Fire Protection

  • Adequate fire extinguishers, inspected, and accessible?

  • "No smoking" posted and enforced near flammables?

  • Other fire protection notes:

Electrical

  • Extension cords or attachments with bare wires or missing ground prongs or damaged taken out of service?

  • GFCI being used?

  • Terminal boxes equipped with required covers?

  • Are cords protected from being damaged?

  • Are unused openings in cabinet boxes covered?

  • Are all circuit panels covered with minimum deadman cover, no live exposures, and sign "danger, live electrical circuit" posted?

  • Other Electrical hazard notes:

Tools

  • Hand tools inspected regularly?

  • Broken tools, guards, mushroom heads chisels?

  • Guards in place?

  • Correct tools being used for tasks?

  • Operators of power actuated tools are licensed?

Fall Protection

  • Have all employees been trained on fall hazards and protection methods used by company?

  • Employees working at 6 ft or greater protected by guard rails, PFAS, or nets?

  • Guard rails 39-45" and secured?

  • Are employees using PFAS?

  • Have total fall distances been calculated?

  • Name of competent person. Are they on site?

  • Employees below protected from falling objects?

  • Is there a location and or task that is I feasible or a greater hazard to accomplish with conventional fall protection? If yes, comment on research and thought process used to come to this conclusion.

  • Can the above task be accomplished using ladders, scaffolding, aerial lifts, or other means of safe access?

  • Other fall protection hazard notes:

Ladders

  • Ladders extent 3' above landings?

  • Ladders are secured to prevent slipping, tipping, and falling?

  • Step ladders used in fully open position?

  • Ladders with damage removed from service?

Scaffolding

  • All scaffolding inspected daily? Name competent person.

  • Base plates and mud sills?

  • Tied and braced to structure?

  • Guard rails in place?

  • Fully planked at work area?

  • Proper access?

  • Employees below protected from falling objects?

  • Other scaffolding hazard notes:

Floor and Wall Openings

  • All floor openings are covered or barricaded?

  • Materials stored away from edges?

Excavations

  • Qualified person on site inspecting frequently? Name.

  • Excavations over 5' protected per part 9?

  • Materials stored more than 2' from edge?

  • Access and egress for workers per part 9?

  • Utilities identified, MISS DIG?

  • Employees exposed to vehicles wearing high visibility vests?

  • Other excavation hazard notes:

Material handling

  • Materials properly stored and stacked?

  • Employees using proper lifting methods?

  • Tag lines used to guide loads?

  • Other material handling notes:

Concrete and Masonry Walls

  • Employees are protected from silica?

  • Has air monitoring been done? Results?

  • Are all protruding reinforcement rods covered?

  • Walls over 8 feet supported?

  • Plan on site?

  • Everyone trained per Part 2?

  • Restricted zone in place?

  • Other concrete and masonry wall notes:

Personal Protective Equipment

  • Hart hats?

  • Eye and face protection?

  • Respirators

  • Hearing protection?

  • Foot and toe protection?

  • Other PPE notes:

Vehicles

  • Do vehicles and mobile equipment have back up alarms; if not are they being used with signal person?

  • Seat belts? Being used?

  • Reflective high visibility vests?

  • If working within right a way, Part 22/ MMUTCD PART 6. Being followed?

  • Other Vehicle hazard notes:

Miscellaneous

  • Lead, asbestos exposure?

  • Notes

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