Information

  • Project

  • Project Manager

  • Group

  • Foreman

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location/Address
  • Weather

  • Temperature

  • Response Key: SAFE - item inspected and found to be satisfactory, IC - (Immediately Corrected) - item inspected and found to be not in compliance, but was immediately corrected, NC - (Not Compliant) - Item was inspected and found to be not in compliance and could not be immediately corrected.

Administrative

  • Review daily tailboard talk/pre-task plan

  • Project JHA/HASP signed and clinic directions posted

Personal Protective Equipment

  • Safety Glasses

  • Gloves

  • High-Visibility Vest

  • Avg noise level (dBa)

Material Handling & Ergonomics

  • Material Handling - observed manual material handling indicate safe practices for strains and sprain prevention.

  • Material Handling Aids Utilized (forklifts, carts, etc)

Electrical

  • Employees not exposed to unprotected energized circuits

  • Electrical receptacles/outlets have approved covers/faceplates.

  • Signs - posted to restrict access to locations with exposed live parts

  • GFCI Inspections Current

  • Enclosures - cabinets intact, no knockouts missing or other open holes, panels effectively enclosed

  • Enclosures - Breakers/Switches legibly marked to indicate purpose

  • Enclosures - proper clearances are maintained in front of and around electrical panels

  • Enclosures - Conductors entering panels and boxes are protected from abrasion

  • Cord & Cable - Cords protected & kept clear of work areas and walkways.

  • Cord & Cable - ground prong pin attached to electrical cords

  • Cord & Cable - flexible cords not daisychained

  • Is there Temporary Lighting on the project?

  • Are Light bulbs are protected from accidental breakage

  • Do all sockets have bulbs installed?

  • Light strings are not suspended by the electric cord.

  • LOTO & Electrical Safe Work Practices

  • Ask at least one random employee if they have a lock for performing LOTO.

Walking & Working Surfaces

  • Housekeeping

  • What was the housekeeping issue?

  • What is the issue and who is responsible for correcting it?

  • Access/Egress - pathways clear and uncluttered. No tripping hazards.

  • Holes Covered - covers need to support twice the intended load, be marked "Hole" and be secured in place to prevent accidental displacement

Ladder Use

  • Are ladders in use on this project

  • Extension Ladders - inspect, proper angle, tied off

  • Step ladders - inspect, spreaders locked, proper use, etc.

Tool & Equipment Use

  • Tools used to accomplish the work are being used in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. For example, cordless 1/2" drills have side handles attached during operation, cordless band saws are being operated with two hands, inspected before use, right tool for the job, etc.

Fall Protection

  • Guardrails

  • Personal Fall Arrest System

Fire Protection

  • Fire Extinguishers - present and inspected

  • Hot Work Procedures

Employee Health

  • Dust Control

  • Sanitation - Port-O-Lets accessible, adequate number, hand sanitizers and clean

  • First Aid Kit (Available, correct size, stocked)

Employee Interactions

  • Employee name:

  • Employee Encounter

Aerial Lifts & Summary

Aerial Lifts

  • Are there aerial/scissor lifts at this site?

  • 100% Fall protection

  • Please contact site supervisor via Action.

  • Verify Operator Qualification

  • Equipment grounds installed, where applicable

  • Is this a Substation Project?

  • Are guy wires and substation equipment in the work area flagged/coned off to establish safe travel paths?

Safety Orientation Follow-up

  • Are there any new employees onsite that have been hired within the last 30 days?

  • Employee Name

  • Hire Date - if the exact date is not known an approximation will suffice.

  • Ask new employee what are the top items that they remember about the orientation process (Good or Bad)?

  • Ask employee if they have any comments or suggestions for improving the process (Good or Bad).

Audit Completion

  • Are there any upcoming project events that require safety department assistance or review (i.e. critical lifts, manning requirements, training requirements, new subcontractors arriving on site, etc.)?

  • Describe the assistance anticipated.

  • Safety Department notified for planning purposes?

  • Results of the Safety Audit reviewed with the project foreman (in person or via phone acceptable)

  • Action Item generated for any items that are marked Not Compliant (NC)

Summary / Comments / Pictures

  • Comments:

  • Positive Observation:

  • Other Project Hazards (caused by others)

  • Follow Up Actions

  • Pictures

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