Information

  • Document No.

  • Site:

  • Site Address:

  • Conducted on:

  • Prepared by:

  • Competent Person:

Site Information:

  • Facility:

  • Facility Address:

  • Dig Location:

  • Start Date & Time:

  • Weather Conditions:

  • Site Foreman / Competent Person:

  • Purpose of Excavation:

  • Number of Employees Exposed:

Excavation Report:

  • Has the Area been Marked by Blue Stake?<br>ARS - 40.360.22, OSHA - 1926.651(b)

  • Date of Completed Marking:

  • Has the Area been Marked by a Private Locator?

  • Date of Completed Marking:

  • Are Tractor Operators Trained, Certified or Supervised when Operating?<br>OSHA 1910-178(L)

  • Are Seat Belts and or Roll Protection being Used?

  • Are Pedestrians & Traffic Protected from Open Trenches?

  • Are Employees Protected from Traffic?<br>OSHA 1926-651(d)

  • Have Surface Obstructions & Encumbrances been Removed?<br>OSHA 1926-651(a)

  • Is Trench Properly Sloped / Shored?<br>(1.5 to 1, Max. Depth 20')<br>OSHA 1926 Sub. P, App. B

  • Is Access / Egress Maintained?<br>(At or Below 4' Depth)<br>OSHA 1926-651(c)(1)

  • Air Quality Test Performed?<br>(4' Depth and Below)<br>OSHA 1926-651(g)

  • Fall Protection Required?<br>(Required for Trench 6' and Deeper)<br>ADOSH

  • Has Water been Removed Prior to work being performed? <br>OSHA 1926-651(h)

  • Are Tolerance Zones being Maintained?<br>(Minimum 2 ft. on either side of marks)<br>ARS 40-360.21

  • Is Spoil Pile a Minimum of 2 ft. from Trench?<br>ADOSH

  • Is There a Source of Vibration

  • Are Other Utilities Present?

  • Can Surface Water be Diverted?

  • Daily Inspection by Competent Person?

Excavation Measurements

  • Excavation Depth:

  • Top Width:

  • Bottom Width:

  • Length:

  • Slope Length:

  • Spoil Pile Distance from Edge:

Soil Type / Condition:

  • Soil Type

  • Soil Condition:

  • If Soil is Layered, Please Discribe:

  • Does Excavated Soil Remain in Clumps?

  • Are there Cracks in the Side Walls?

  • Do Chunks Fall Off?

  • Do Spalls Appear?

  • Additional Comments / Special Conditions:

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