Information

  • Document No.

  • Conducted on

  • RWC Job Name

  • Prepared by

  • Job Title

  • Job Site Address
  • Other people in attendance during audit

Site Access

  • Clean level ground

  • Adequate ramps

  • Fencing at Perimeter of site

  • Locks to site and building

  • Cones and delineators are in place to deter foot and vehicular traffic

  • Public Protection is in place (Covered walkway, railings, signage in place)

  • Safety and Construction Signage is in place on perimeter fence and where necessary.

Protective Equipment

  • Hard hats worn

  • Proper foot protection is being worn (No tennis shoes)

  • Safety glasses are worn

  • Hearing protection.

  • Respiratory protection

  • Carbon Monoxide monitoring in place and log is posted in job trailer.

Job site cleanliness

  • Clean and clear walkways. No trip hazards exist.

  • Clean work areas. No trip hazards exist.

  • Garbage is picked up. Building and site are clean of garbage.

Guardrails and barricades

  • Are located where necessary. No risk of a worker being exposed to a 6' fall hazard.

  • Properly constructed to resist specified load

  • Adequately secured.

  • Cable guard rail tension/flagging

Fall Protection

  • OSHA Approved equipment is being used.

  • Leading edges and CAZs are established

  • Falling object protection is in place (IE: toe boards etc.)

  • Materials are secured to avoid wind displacement of materials

  • Personal fall arrest systems are being properly worn.

  • Each worker is tied off to only one (1) anchor point unless anchor point is designed to support more than one.

  • Floor openings and holes are covered (Holes = >2")

  • Door openings (4 guardrails)

  • Window openings (3 guardrails)

  • No unprotected openings and ledges

  • Balcony door signs are posted at all patio doors prior to balcony/deck railings installation

Stairs and Ladders

  • Secured properly. (Top and bottom)

  • Being used with proper angle and solid base.

  • Ladders are adequately extended above landing (minimum of 3 feet)

  • Ladders are proper size and type. (IE: no one is using a ladder too small to safely execute the work they are doing)

  • Stair rails with 4+ risers have grip-able hand rails.

  • Ladders have non-slip bases in place

  • Metal pan stairs are filled (no Styrofoam)

  • Ladder access has offset approach.

Fire Prevention

  • Fire Extinguishers are located every 100' on site/in the building

  • Fuel tanks and combustibles are properly secured.

  • Temporary heat is safely ventilated.

  • No plastic gas cans on site.

Power tools and Equipment

  • All power tools and equipment are in good working condition.

  • Proper guards are in place on saws, etc.

  • Cords grounds are intact. Extension cord sheathing all in good shape.

Motor Vehicles

  • Back up Alarms are working properly

  • Traffic control is in place.

  • Roadways and sidewalks are protected.

  • All doors, roll cages, windshields, mirrors etc. are in good condition

  • Capacity's are not being exceeded

  • Seatbelts are being worn

  • Crane inspections are up to date.

  • Certified operators operating equipment

Gas/Propane Cylinders

  • Properly located (Not at risk of being struck by vehicular traffic etc.)

  • Properly secured

  • Properly moved/lifted.

  • Gas line for temporary heaters is suspended if > 50'

Materials

  • Materials are safely stored and are not at risk of falling or striking workers

  • Subcontractors have SDS onsite

  • Proper equipment for handling materials on site

Concrete and Masonry

  • Rebar caps are installed so no hazard exists

  • Shoring and/or wall bracing is properly installed

  • Rebar cutting - direction of sparks

  • Masonry and concrete dust (Cutting/mixing)

Excavation and Shoring

  • Shoring is installed at the proper depth for soil type

  • Adjacent structures are properly shored and protected

  • Equipment ramps are adequate

  • Spoil piles > 2' away from edge of excavation

  • Exits provided every 25'

  • Fall protection at edge if over 5'

  • Trench boxes are being used properly where necessary.

Public Protection Plan

  • Work is being performed in line with RWC site specific Public Protection Plan

  • Separation of public from work areas.

  • Pedestrians and public sidewalks are being protected.

  • All signage in place notifying the general public that hazards exist (IE: sidewalk closed, Men working over head, etc.)

Scaffolding and Aerial Lifts

  • Scaffolding has been properly erected by subcontractors appointed competent person

  • Scaffolding is properly secured

  • Scaffolding is properly using OSHA approved material

  • Proper guardrails are in place

  • Toe boards are in place where necessary. (Toe boards are necessary when workers, foot traffic etc. have the potential to be exposed to falling objects from scaffolding)

  • Proper access to the platform is in place. Submit photo.

  • Acceptable loading of materials. Review how safety railings etc are impacted by loading scaffolding with materials.

  • Scaffolding is secured to the building if height = 4X width

  • Aerial Lifts; tied off in the basket, proper fall protection being used, mid-rail chain is secured if applicable.

  • Scaffolding is constructed no > 14" from the building. For plastering and lathing operations no > 18"

Electrical

  • Temporary power is protected from weather.

  • All extension cords, tool cords, fan cords, humidifier cords, heater cords, etc. has ground in tact and cord is in good condition

  • All areas are adequately lit: (Parking garages, stairwells, corridors etc.)

  • All temporary lighting is installed a minimum of 8' above finished floor.

  • All temporary electrical outlets have covers and are GFCI protected

  • Temporary lights are in good working order. No burned out bulbs.

  • Temporary power is properly labeled. (IE: which outlets go with which breakers etc.)

Cranes

  • Pre-erection safety plan was conducted and meeting minutes distributed with crane operator, erectors and material supplier

  • Properly erected.

  • Overhead power lines near and or adjacent to the job site have been demarked. Overhead power line signage is in place.

  • No power lines are in the potential swing radius of the crane. If power lines are in swing radius, other safety measures are in place to maintain minimum clearance.

  • All required crane inspections are up to date and documented properly. (Annual, daily etc)

  • Crane is inspected daily by subcontractor's competent person

  • Crane supplier and erection subcontractor have site specific safety plans submitted to RWC and are on site

  • All rigging equipment is in good working order

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