Information

  • Richard Group LLC Daily Safety Inspection

  • Document No.

  • Edward P. Boland VA Medical Center Leed's MA

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Site Inspection

Site Documentation

  • 2. All employees and (sub)contractor personnel on site completed Richard Group LLC Site Safety Oriention?

  • 3. Weekly VA-OAC meetings being held?

  • 4. Site safety inspections are occurring daily?

  • 5. Construction Prep meetings held with Contractors & subcontractors when applicable.

  • 8. Safety issues raised at daily Pre-starts or toolbox meetings have been noted and addressed?

  • 9. Toolbox for the site are occurring weekly - contractors crews are attending.

  • 10. TMP is in place & has been reviewed & updated as required. (ie. Restricted Access, exclusion zones, traffic control) Check plans, diary for entries to ensure personnel working on VA Medical Center campus & the public vehicles and pedestrians are safe?

  • 11. Corrective actions from prior S.A.F.E. & weekly inspections have been addressed?

Safety - Environmental

  • 12. A site Soil Erosion Plan is in place?

  • Safe Work Method Statements

  • 13. Project specific documentation for soil erosion for all after weather events on site? (i.e. rain, snow, flood).

  • 14. All daily Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) are completed, reviewed, and signed by contractor crew members and turned over to RG Safety Officer/SSHO.

  • 16. All contractors/subcontractors work tasks are performed by and approved under DFOW & Activity Hazard Analysis (AHA) approved & signed by RG SSHO.

  • High Risk Tasks on site

  • 18. Is there any work in Confined Space?

  • 19. Is there any Hot Work being performed? (Welding / spark emitting)

  • 20. Work at Heights being performed? (where one could fall >1.8 metre)

  • 21. Excavations /Trenching works being performed?

  • 22. Underground / Overhead services clearly identified if present prior to work starting?

  • 23. All Competent Persons (CP) on site have an up-to-date OSHA 30 card, & all others have an OSHA 10. Is everyone fit for work?

  • 25. Emergency Response Plan in place and understood, have Emergency Assembly Areas been identified?

  • 26. Are emergency contact numbers available to personnel on site? (ICE in contacts of phone)

  • 27. Are there any special Environmental / Cultural Heritage considerations for this project?

  • 28. Have site personnel been made aware of environmental restricted areas and controls if applicable?

  • 29. Have appropriate material / waste / spoil stockpiles / disposal bins been identified, present & risk assessed?

  • 30. Stocked First Aid kits & a minimum of 1 certified first aider on site? (ensure that the kit supplies within "used by date")

  • 31. Fire extinguishers on site, well signed and been serviced in the last 6 months? (include job site trailer extinguishers)

  • 32. Are spill kits required, available on site with instructions for use and operators trained in their use/application?

  • 33. SDS sheets and register on site?

  • 34. Hazardous substances and dangerous goods clearly identified (labels) and correctly stored?

  • 35. Health monitoring required - Asbestos & lead exposure.

  • 36. PPE review - all personnel including subcontractors wearing the minimum and appropriate PPE for the job?

  • 37. Site supervisor adequate for project task? (include subcontractor supervision review)

  • 38. Evidence of unreported incidents - environmental (spills, emissions, noise, impact on native vegetation or wildlife habitat), property damage or personnel injury?

Site and Facilities

  • 39. Site layout effective & allow effective access & egress to site & work zones.

  • 40. Site signage appropriate - visible, accurate?

  • 41. Vehicle movement plan, including parking arrangements for contractor / equipment, segregation of pedestrians effective?

  • 42. Site facilities appropriate - fresh drinking water, toilets, shade, extreme weather protection?

  • 43. Company policies, committee meeting minutes, emergency evacuation, etc notices are posted in RG job trailer?

  • 45. Are all lifting chains on site certified and tagged with SWL listed Tags & noncomplying chains remove from use. Lifting equipment inspected & tagged in past 6 moths?

  • 46. Are all contractor equipment fit for purpose, have compliance plates, registered, audible alarms, flashing lights & are used within manufacturer's requirements? Tag out noncomplying equipment & remove from use.

  • 47. Electrical equipment have been tagged and tested (not expired)?

  • 48. Extension leads, cables, hoses, etc are set up appropriately ( off ground and free from potential damage)?

  • 49. Fuse box for temporary generator(s) in use or portable generators have GFCIs for all portable electrical equipment? VRDS used on arc welders where appropriate?

  • 50. Potential or likely sources of ignition near flammable liquids or gas been removed?

  • 51. Site been assessed for potential or likely exposure to infectious substances (needle sticks)?

  • 52. Has the fire danger rating been considered and appropriate controls put in place?

  • Other Observations?

  • Signature of person inspecting

  • Signature of supervisor on site

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