Information

  • Owner Name

  • Project Name

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION

  • 1.1 OSHA Postings / Permits<br>

  • 1.2 Safety manual - IIPP

  • 1.3 Weekly toolbox talks

  • 1.4 First aid kits

  • 1.5 Emergency action plan posted / up to date

  • 1.6 Fire extinguishers

  • 1.7 Hazardous Communication SDS

  • Notes

  • Drawing area

HOUSEKEEPING

  • 2.1 Work areas orderly / Clean up

  • 2.2 Adequate lighting

  • 2.3 Stairways / Exits / walkways

  • 2.4 Break areas orderly / Water Stations / Shade / Cups

  • 2.5 Storage of materials / storage racks

  • 2.6 Impalement hazards / Rebar

ELECTRICAL / UTILITY

  • 3.1 Electrical panels / Lockout Tagout / Temporary power

  • 3.2 Electrical cords / Grounding

HAND AND POWER EQUIPMENT

  • 4.1 Power & Hand tools

  • 4.2 Machinery / Equipment / Guards

EQUIPMENT

  • 5.1 Forklift / Reachlift / Bobcat / Tractors

  • 5.2 Aerial lift - Boom lift & Scissor lift

  • 5.3 Cranes / Rigging / Hoisting / Pumping

BARRICADES, FENCING AND FALL PROTECTION

  • 6.1 Barricading / Traffic Control / Pedestrian & Sidewalk

  • 6.2 Warning signs

  • 6.3 Ladder access

  • 6.4 Floor / Wall / Roof openings

  • 6.5 Guardrails are set at 42-45 with a mid rail and uprights every 8 feet.

  • 6.6 Fall harness, lanyards, retractable and anchor points

EXCAVATION / CONFINED SPACE

  • 7.1 Excavations / Spoils / Access / Shoring<br>

  • 7.2 Dig Alert / Underground Utilities / Confined Space Entry

SCAFFOLDING

  • 8.1 All scaffolding erected is plum and level

  • 8.2 Proximity to high voltage power lines is safe

  • 8.3 Ladder access, Guardrails, crossbracing, planks, base plates, mud sills, and toeboards are in place

  • 8.4 Scaffolding is securely anchored at 3 to 1 vertically and every 30 feet horizontaly

  • 8.5 Daily documented inspections are being conducted by competent person

ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS

  • 9.1 Silt fencing maintained, drain protection, swpps inspections

  • 9.2 Hazardous materials stored properly / Spill clean up kits on site

FIRE PREVENTION

  • 10.1 Compressed gas cylinders / Propane secured- upright- protected from damage

  • 10.2 Fire extinguishers immediately available and inspection current

  • 10.3 Hot work permit posted / Welding, cutting and brazing

PPE

  • 11.1 Hard hats, Eye Protection, Face Protection, Work Boots, Hand protection, Hearing Protection, Reflective Vest & Clothing

  • 11.3 Respirators / Dust mask

SUBCONTRACTOR VIOLATIONS

  • Subcontractor Audit Violations

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EMPLOYEE VIOLATIONS

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SIGNATURES

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