Information

  • Document Title

  • Conducted on

  • Headcount

1. General Safety and Health

  • 1.1 PTSP documented and signed?

  • 1.1.1 Reviewed every morning?

  • 1.1.2 Adequate literature for task, hazards, action plan?

  • 1.2 Daily stretch and flex?

  • 1.3 Plan for emergency evacuation?

  • 1.4 Knowledge of how to get first aid, emergency equipment, etc.?

  • 1.5 Potable water provided?

  • 1.6 Adequate number of trash containers?

  • 1.7 Housekeeping/Slip, Trip, or Fall Hazards?

  • 1.8 Material stored properly?

2. Personal Protective Equipment

  • 2.1 Hard Hat

  • 2.2 Eye/Face Protection

  • 2.3 Hand Protection (Task Specific)<br>

  • 2.4 Proper Footwear? (Steel toe boots, metatarsal guards, etc.)

  • 2.5 Clothing?

3. Electrical Safety

  • 3.1 GFCI in use?

  • 3.2 Extension/Power cords in good condition with ground prong?

  • 3.3 Work area lightning sufficient?

4. Fall Protection

  • 4.1 Guardrails adequate?

  • 4.2 Holes marked and covered?<br>

  • 4.3 Anchor points approved?

  • 4.4 PFAS used and in good condition?

  • 4.5 PFAS inspected?

5. Heavy Equipment

  • 5.1 User/Operator trained and certified (if applicable)?

  • 5.2 Duct Jacks in good condition and inspected?

  • 5.3 Roust-a-Bouts in good condition and inspected?

  • 5.4 100% tied off in scissor lifts?

  • 5.5 All heavy equipment in good condition and inspected? (Scissor lifts, forklifts, etc.)

6. Ladders

  • 6.1 Ladder in good condition?

  • 6.2 Is the ladder positioned correctly and secured?

  • 6.3 Is the annual ladder inspection up to date?

  • 6.4 Is the ladder suitable for the job? (e.g. metal ladder used for electrical work)

  • 6.5 Using the ladder correctly? (3 point contact, facing ladder, below top 2 steps, etc.)

7. Hand and Power Tools

  • 7.1 Guards in place?

  • 7.2 In good condition?

  • 7.3 Used for intended purpose?

  • 7.4 Adequate tools to perform work in area?

  • 7.5 Inspected daily?

8. Chemical Labeling and Storage

  • 8.1 Unsafe storage location? (e.g. flammables near ignition sources)

  • 8.2 Incompatible chemicals stored near each other?

  • 8.3 Adequate spill containment equipment?

  • 8.4 Safety Data Sheets accessible on site?

  • 8.5 Familiarity with emergency procedure for chemicals used?

  • 8.6 Excessive quantities stored on site or in vehicles?

  • 8.7 Ventilation sufficient?

  • 8.9 Chemicals stored in approved containers with legible label?

9. Hot Work

  • 9.1 Fire Extinguisher near hot work? (inspected and up to date)

  • 9.2 Compressed Gas Cylinders stored properly? (Valve cap, upright, secured, etc.)

  • 9.3 Hot Work equipment (Cylinder, Gauges, Valves, Hoses, Etc.) in good condition?

10. Confined Space

  • 10.1 Permit/Non-Permit Space?

  • 10.2 Space Evaluated and Air Quality Tested?<br>

  • 10.3 Rescue Equipment / Trained Personnel? (Non-Entry Rescue)

11. Excavation Safety

  • 11.1 Soil Tested and Classified?

  • 11.2 Ladders in place for Entry and Egress?

  • 11.3 Benching/ Shoring in Place?

  • 11.4 Competent Person on Site?

12. Crane Safety

  • 12.1 Crane Paper Work in Place?

  • 12.2 Competent Person on Site?

  • 12.3 Rigger, Signaler, Operator are qualified/certified?

  • 12.4 Rigging Equipment Inspected?

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