Title Page

  • Job Number

  • Work in progress

  • Inspection Date

  • Inspector Name

  • Location
  • PROJECT

  • Project Superintendant

  • Foreman

  • Is AAC a Subcontractor?

  • Name of Contractor

Asbestos Paperwork

  • Is this an asbestos abatement job?

  • Current Company License Posted

  • Size of Project

  • Building Posted

  • Background Air Samples Complete

  • Regulated area(s) established

  • Proper signage posted

  • Entry / Exit Log

  • Worker Certs Posted

  • Log Book

  • All Entries Up to Date (including Job Number)

  • NYS notification posted, amended and not expired

  • EPA notification posted, amended and not expired

  • All Federal / State Notices Posted

  • Asbestos Survey

  • Site Specific Variance Posted

  • Variance Number

  • Applicable Variances posted

  • AV Number

  • Personal Air samples taken as needed

  • Results Posted

  • COC completed properly

  • Exposure Assessment

  • Negative

  • Change PPE

  • Waste Shipment Records

  • Proper Owner Identified

  • Signed and Dated

  • Type of Project

  • Is Silica Exposure a concern?

  • Is proper PPE being used?

  • What PPE is inappropriate or missing?

  • Are proper work practices being used?

  • Which work practice(s) is incorrect or not being followed?

  • Are all Federal Postings displayed?

Training Required

  • Supervisor referred for training?

General Site Safety

  • JHA's

  • Are JHA's applicable to the work being completed?

  • Have all tasks been identified with a JHA?

  • What tasks, or hazards, are not addressed?

  • Site emergency action plan

  • Daily job safety meeting documented

  • Hazcomm/SDS on site

  • Can Supervisor access SDS online

  • Forms book on site

  • Is a "Hot Work" Permit Required?

  • Type of hot work to be performed

  • Fire watch assigned?

  • Other Safety Documents issues

  • Description:

Personal Protective Equipment

  • Head Protection — Hard Hats were worn by all personnel.

  • Eye and Face Protection — ANSI Approved Safety Glasses were being worn at all times.

  • Full Face Shield — Worn as required.

  • Hand Protection — Cut, tear-resistant gloves were worn by all personnel if required

  • Forearm Protection - Cut resistant sleeves were worn by all personnel as required

  • Protective Clothing — Pants, Shirts with sleeves, Hi-vis vest/shirt

  • Respiratory Protection -- Appropriate for the hazard (Asbestos, Chemical, Silica, etc.)

  • Hearing Protection — Needed for TWA of 85+ decibels

  • Available at site

  • Foot Protection — Substantial work boots or ANSI Safety Boots.

  • Other- Specialized PPE, or otherwise unique to the situation

Housekeeping and Hazard Control

  • Work area (outside) cleaned of excess trash and waste materials disposed of daily.

  • Waste free of cut/puncture hazards

  • Walkways & Work Areas - clear of debris, tripping hazards & sharp objects. Clean up in progress during demolition.

  • Fire Control — No fire hazards were present on site. Fire extinguishers were available on all occupied floors.

  • First aid kit available and adequate.

  • Location?

  • Construction Materials & Supplies — Properly staged or stored

  • Emergency Access Routes - Doorways, Aisles, Fire Exits. EVAC plan gone over with crew by Supervisor in tool box talk.

  • Tools and Equipment — Properly staged and stored

  • Holes covered and marked

  • Hot Objects marked and / or turned off

  • Live Pipes marked

  • Ladders are properly used, stored, inspected and maintained

  • Other housekeeping issues

Electrical Hazards

  • Lockout/tagout being used properly, work area de-energized

  • Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters in use on all wiring and tools or lighting - inspected and tested daily

  • Live Electric Properly Marked

  • Cords/Lights/Equipment - No damage to insulation. No electrical tape repairs. Cords were protected from damage from other equipment, doors, window sills, heat, etc.

  • Generators Grounded — External grounding per manufacturers specifications.

  • All multiple Power Outlets and Extensions Cords - UL approval, construction load rated. No job or home built cords with multiple outlets.

  • Power tools properly grounded or double insulated

  • Lighting - meets UL and National Electric codes and is GFCI Protected.

Comments

  • Overall impression of Site

  • State reason(s) for the impression

  • Is this site in AAC compliance?

  • State reason(s) Site is not in Compliance

Review and Signatures

  • Report Written by (Name and Signature)

  • Reviewed by Supervisor / Foreman (Name and Signature)

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