Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

PPE (BPM ALL)

  • Hardhats worn at all times (SM 9.4)

  • Safety Glasses with side shields (SM 9.5)

  • Face shields when there is the potential for flying debris (SM 9.5)

  • Hearing protection when required (SM 9.12)

  • Full body harness w/ Lanyard where needed (SM 9.10)

  • Notes

Scaffolds and Manlifts (BPM 2, 10 & 11)

  • Handrails and toe-boards in place (SM 16.3)

  • Scaffolds have proper access and are tagged, dated and inspected by a competent person (SM 16.2, 16.4, 16.6)

  • Fall Protection used in boomlifts (SM 9.10)

  • Fall Protection requirements for scissor lifts are being met (SM 9.10)

  • Notes

Hot Work ( BPM 5,7,10 &28)

  • Fire Protection (extinguisher/ tarpaulins) (SM 12.2)

  • Fire extinguishers inspected and tagged (SM12.3)

  • Welding shields in use

  • Cylinders secured and capped when not in use

  • Leads and hoses in good condition (SM 12.6)

  • Notes

Excavations (BPM 24)

  • Excavation Depth

  • Competent Person

  • Five feet or more in depth - shored, sloped, shielded or benched (SM 7.14)

  • Spoils are a minimum of 2ft from the edge of the excavation (SM 7.9)

  • Excavations are inspected daily for any changes in working conditions (SM 7.10)

  • Entry permits are filled out and posted for excavations greater than 5ft (SM 7.10)<br>

  • Protective systems for excavations over 20ft in depth have been designed by a professional engineer (SM 7.14)

  • Proper access/ egress is provided (SM 7.4)

  • Notes

Walking Working Surfaces (BPM 3 & 31)

  • All floor openings and holes greater than 2" covered (SM 9.11.2)

  • Aisle ways are clear of tripping hazards such as: ext. cords, welding leads, and stored material

  • All leading edges with falls greater than 6ft protected (SM 9.11)

  • Weld rod/ all thread stubs are placed in buckets/ trash containers (SM 12.5)

  • Work area properly illuminated (SM 18.5)

  • Roof top work has proper fall protection system (SM 9.11)

  • How often is clean up being done?

  • Notes

Material Lifting / Handling (BPM 12, 14, 26, &30)

  • Employees are using proper lifting techniques, ect.

  • Slings and chokers in good condition

  • Shackles are used on all multi-leg picks

  • Cranes, chainfall's, come-along's and air tugger's are properly sized and used correctly

  • Porta Powers are properly sized and used in a safe manner

  • Notes

Ladders (BPM 1)

  • All ladders free of defects (SM 10.3)

  • Step ladders used only in the open position (SM 10.4)

  • Straight ladders are being used at the right proper angle (SM 10,4)

  • Straight ladders are equipped with safety feet and are secured to avoid displacement (SM 10.4)

  • Access to ladders is free of debris and / or obstruction (SM 10.4)

  • Notes

Power Tools (BPM 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 23, 27, 34, 35, & 36)

  • Power cords in good condition (SM 18.3)

  • Guards in place (SM 11.5)

  • Ground-Fault interruption protection in use (SM 18.4)

  • Notes

  • Project Manager Signature

  • Foreman Signature

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