Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Administration and Project Controls

  • 1) New hire and/or site orientation given prior to work assignment

  • 2) Toolbox meeting held by each supervisor. Review documentation & sample ee's.

  • 3) Copy of Safety Policy and Steel Erection Plan available on site 1926.752(e)

  • 4) Right to Know training conducted and SDS's on site

  • 5) Safety Pretask planning (SPTP) & Task Haz Analysis developed and reviewed with employees

  • 6) All required Federal & State posters and notices are posted at jobsite (

  • 7) Subcontractors are monitored for safety compliance

  • 8) Writen notice to begin steel erection received? 1926.752(a)

  • 9) Documentation of concrete footing obtaining 75% of the intended minimum compression design strength obtained? 1926.752(a)(1)<br>

  • 10) Engineer approved method of anchor bolt repairs? 1926.752(a)(2)

  • Other?

Hoisting and Rigging Equipment

  • 1) All hoisting and rigging equipment in good condition

  • 2) All hoisting and rigging equipment inspected prior to use?

  • 3) Proper rigging techniques used

  • 4) Rigging properly stored, (out of the weather/dirt/mud)

  • 5) Multiple lift rigging fabricated and rated by rigging manufacturer

  • 6) Multiple lift rigging members rigged at least 7' apart? 1926.753(e)(4)(iii)

  • 7) Softeners used as required

  • Other?

Confined Space Entry

  • 1) Confined Spaces clearly identified with signs

  • 2) Employees properly trained in confined space work

  • 3) Proper atmospheric testing done prior to entry and as needed throughout occupancy

  • 4) Effective communication established between workers

  • 5) Proper lighting available to workers

  • 6) Buddy system implemented

  • 7) Rescue equipment available as needed

  • 8) Toxic or dangerous gases not taken into confined spaces

  • 9) Permits used as needed, completed at beginning of each shift and kept on file

  • Other?

Cranes/Signalpersons

  • 1) Daily and Annual Inspection is done as required

  • 2) Operator has certifications for crane being operated

  • 3) Cribbing is in good condition and being used properly

  • 4) Qualified Riggers/ Signalpersons

  • 5) Hand signals posted and communication established with operator and ground personnel

  • 6) Swing radius properly barricaded

  • 7) Established crane communication plan

  • Other?

Electrical: General Hazards

  • 1) Welding lead in good condition?

  • 2) No repairs within 10' of the stinger?

  • 3) Assured Grounding Program or GFCI's used at jobsite

  • 4) Wiring performed only by qualified personnel

  • 5) Electrical hazards posted

  • Other?

Excavations

  • 1) Competent person at jobsite

  • 2) Proper access and egress provided every 25-ft. (ladders, ramps, stairs)

  • 3) Soils properly classified

  • 4) Underground utilities have been properly located

  • 5) Daily documented inspections conducted/tab data available for trench boxes/shoring

  • 6) Excavations properly sloped, shored or employees protected by a rated trench box

  • 7) Spoil piles and materials stored at least 2' from top of excavation

  • Other?

Fall Protection

  • 1) Documented fall protection training has been conducted for all employees working at height?

  • 2) Fall protection equipment used according to manufacture recommendations?

  • 3) Lanyards/shock absorbing, are adequately secured to suitable anchorage

  • 4) Horizontal Life Lines installed properly and capable of supporting 5000 lbs. or twice the intended load as designed by a qualified person?

  • 5) Fall protection equipment is used only for fall protection

  • 6) Fall protection equipment/systems maintained and have current inspection

  • 7) 100% tie off policy being used

  • 8) Floor and wall openings properly guarded and identified

  • 9) Anchor points / Horizontal life lines provide adequate access at all working elevations

  • 10) Is fall protection system adequate to prevent employees from contacting next lower level? (1926.502(d)(16)(iii)<br>

  • 11) Has a fall protection rescue plan been established for project?(1926.502(d)(20)

  • 12) Over head work/ falling object hazards identified and mitigated as needed?

  • Other?

Decking - Studs

  • 1) Metal decking is secured against displacement? 1926.754(e)(1)(v)

  • 2) Decking bundles are not further than 1' to carrier line.1926.757(e)(5)

  • 3) Decking bundle spans 3 bearing points? 196.757(e)(4)(ii)

  • 4) Decking bundles do not exceed 4000# when loaded on joists? 1926.757(e)(4)(v)

Joist

  • 2) 1 Run of horizontal bridging installed prior to placing loads on floor. 1926.757(e)(4)(iv)

  • 3) No load exceeding 1000# landed on unbridged bar joist? 1926.757(e)(3)

  • 4) Bundles of bar joists secured against accidental displacement? 1926.757(a)(6)

  • 5) Erection bridging installed per design?

Fire Protection

  • 1) Flammables stored properly

  • 2) Containers labeled as to content

  • 3) Fire extinguishers properly located within 35' of hotwork and inspected

  • 4) Flash arrestors installed

  • 5) Regulator gauges properly attached and maintained

  • Compressed gas cylinders stored upright with rope or chain?

  • Oxygen bottles separated from flammables by at least 20' or by one 1/2 hour fire wall?

  • Other?

First Aid/Medical Facilities

  • 1) Facility or personnel within 5 minutes or qualified job site personnel identified (Personnel onsite with current CPR-First Aid/AED training)

  • 2) First Aid supplies available

  • 3)Emergency numbers and facilities identified and posted?

  • Other?

Housekeeping

  • 1) Project work areas are clean and free of excess trash, debris

  • 2) Walkways and passageways clear

  • 3) Material or equipment properly stored

  • 4) Scrap material free of protruding nails or other puncture hazards

  • 5) Trash receptacles are provided, drinking water w/ cups and bathrooms provided

  • 6) Barricades, and/or rebar caps installed and maintained

  • 7) Laydown Area clean and organized

  • Other?

Ladders

  • 1) Stairs or ladders in use for elevations changes as required

  • 2) Regularly inspected and in good condition

  • 3) Metal ladders not used around electricity

  • 4) Ladders properly secured, properly angled (4:1) and extend 36" above working surface

  • 5) Step ladders fully opened and locked

  • Other?

Manlifts/Aerial lifts

  • 1) Manlifts/Aerial lifts inspected prior to use

  • 2) Employees trained in proper use

  • 3) Fall protection used as required

  • 4) Lifts & baskets kept at least 10' from power lines, plus .4" for each 1kv over 50,000 volts

  • 5) Platforms are cleaned out and unnecessary items removed

  • 6) Lift is being used within it's capacity

  • 7) Employees are standing flat on platform (feet and legs are inside the basket

  • 8) Lift is on a solid surface, to prevent tip over

  • Other?

Personal Protective Equipment

  • 1) Hard hats worn and maintained as required

  • 2) Hearing protection worn as required

  • 3) Eye protection when required, worn in a proper manner

  • 4) Proper foot protection worn for job performed

  • 5) Face shield or goggles worn as required for grinding, welding, etc.

  • 6) Respiratory protection hazards evaluated and addressed

  • 7) Employees wearing proper hand protection when needed, i.e. gloves

  • 8) Safety vest worn when exposed to traffic or where required

  • 9) SLEEVES ON SHIRT - COVER SHOULDERS

  • Other?

Scaffolds

  • 1) Erected under direction of a Competent Person

  • 2) Built on a secure base

  • 3) Structural members are sound and properly secured

  • 4) Planking of adequate grade and properly secured against movement

  • 5) Proper planking overhang of 6" minimum and 12" maximum observed

  • 6) Adequate top & mid railing installed to withstand 200 lbs.; toe boards installed as needed

  • 7) Scaffold properly tagged to indicate compliance after inspected by competent person

  • Other?

Tools and Equipment

  • 1) Electrical cords in good condition

  • 2) Tools are maintained in a safe condition

  • 3) Tools are properly carried and stored

  • 4) Pneumatic / hydraulic hose connections properly secured

  • 5) Proper tools are used for the job performed

  • Other?

Traffic Control

  • 1) Proper set-up & clean (signs, buffer, tapers etc.) (MHT or TCP available)

  • 2) Traffic control personnel using proper signaling and equipment

  • 3) Traffic control personnel have received proper training

  • Other?

Lifting Techniques and Body Positioning

  • 1) PROPER LIFTING TECHNIQUES USED

  • 2) PROPER BALANCE

  • 3) WORKING WITHIN LIFTING CAPACITY - 50LBS

  • 4) LIFTING WITH LEGS

  • 5) OVER EXTENSION OF ARMS OR LEGS MINIMIZED

  • 6) PINCH POINTS IDENTIFIED / EXPOSURE MINIMIZED

  • Other?

Vehicles / Mobile Equipment

  • 1) Daily walk arounds conducted on all equipment

  • 2) Seat belts provided and used

  • 3) Lights, brakes, horns, back-up alarms, etc. appear to be functioning

  • 4) Pickups, trucks, suvs are cleaned inside and out on a regular basis

  • 5) Forklift operators have documentation of passing forklift training

  • 6) Employees use 3-point contact when entering and exiting equipment

  • 7) Licenses or certifications as required

  • Other?

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