RMC Worker Safety Audit

  • Document No.

  • Worker being audited:

  • Job Title:

  • Audit Conducted by:

  • Client:

  • Date Conducted on:

  • Location
  • Worker has reviewed and signed off on Job Safety Breakdown for current job description?

Personal Protective Equipment

Personal Protective Equipment

  • Caulk boots in good condition and full set of sharp caulks?

  • Hard Hat in good condition, CSA Approved, and within expiry period?

  • Eye protection carried and worn when required?

  • Hi-Viz vest and/or clothing worn and in good condition?

  • Whistle carried, and easily accessible?

  • Worker has fully charged radio, is on correct channel, and can identify and tune to important alternate channels for area?

  • Personal First Aid kit fully stocked and in good condition?

  • Survival Blanket carried and in good condition?

Optional PPE

  • Knife?

  • Layered or extra clothing?

  • Fire starter?

  • Gloves?

Worker Preparedness

Worker Preparedness

  • Number of years experience on the job?

  • Worker is current in First Aid Training?

  • Level trained in?

  • Expiry Date of most relative Certificate?

  • Transportation endorsement?

  • Worker has reviewed and signed off on Safety Plan?

  • Worker is rested, fit, and ready for work?

  • Worker is aware of daily weather forecasts and is prepared accordingly?

  • Worker is aware of local, active operations and relative supervisor contact details?

  • Worker can identify first aid contact for project/area?

  • Worker can identify Heli-evacuation locations relative to worksite?

  • Worker has proper map(s) of area and can locate themselves?<br>Overview Map?

  • Worker carries written ERP documentation for area/project?

  • Worker understands ERP and can describe procedure and locate relative designated safety locations?

  • Worker dresses adequately for conditions?

  • Worker has appropriate tools for the job and is trained in their use?

  • Worker has adequate rain gear and is in good condition?

  • Worker trained in WHIMIS?

Field Observations

Field Safety Observations

  • Worker understands work plan for the day and is adequately prepared?

  • Worker moves in woods with caution and manages risk accordingly?

  • Worker uses three point contact when traversing steep or unstable terrain?

  • Worker travels at safe distances between other crew members?

  • Worker communicates hazards to coworkers?

  • Worker chooses safe crossings on streams?

  • Worker avoids jumping off logs or from heights?

  • Worker uses only safe walk logs that suspend the worker less than 3m from ground?

  • When crossing hazardous areas alone, worker notifies partner/crew of location and confirms safe passage?

  • On steep ground, where debris could be knocked free onto coworkers below, worker takes measures to minimize this risk?

  • Worker sets a reasonable pace and waits for last worker if falling behind?

  • Worker avoids bumping or leaning on hazardous snags and chooses resting areas free from these hazards?

  • Worker uses eye protection when navigating brushy areas?

  • Worker follows check-in procedures?

  • Worker signs out on daily sign-out board/map (where applicable).

  • Worker maintains hourly check-ins when working alone?

  • Worker updates location and intended direction of travel/progress at hourly check-ins?

  • Worker able to describe response procedure when hourly checks are missed?

Driving and Vehicle Awareness and Maintenance

Driving and Vehicle Awareness and Maintenance

  • Worker has valid drivers licence?

  • Worker is trained in specific vehicle operation?

  • Worker trained in operation of standard transmission?

  • Vehicle inspections completed prior to operating?

  • Worker aware of vehicle fluids locations, critical components, and safety requirements?

  • Vehicle locked out (parking brake, wheel chock, etc.) when parked?

  • Worker parks vehicle facing camp and clear of traffic?

  • Worker drives with headlights on at all times?

  • Worker drives to road conditions and at safe speeds?

  • Worker uses 4x4 gearing when required?

  • Worker aware of local operations and traffic in area prior to trip?

  • Worker aware of local radio channels/frequencies in area and monitors while driving?

  • Worker transmits call points as per local road traffic procedures?

Helicopter Safety

Helicopter Safety

  • Section Not Applicable

  • Worker trained in Helicopter use?

  • Worker trained in hover entry/exit?

  • Current machine(s) worker is exposed to:

  • Worker familiar with current machine limitations and function?

  • Worker familiar with Location of fuel shut-off Switch?

  • Worker familiar with Location of ELT switch?

  • Worker familiar with location of Survival Kit?

  • Worker understands flight plan for day prior to departure?

  • Worker communicates with pilot in a timely and accurate manner?

  • Worker identifies and establishes safe drop-off and pick-up zones prior to flight?

  • Worker remains calm when working around helicopters?

  • Worker waits for pilot's signal to approach helicopter?

  • Worker ensures all loose clothing or materials are stowed away fastened down before approaching or exiting helicopter?

Comments

Comments

  • Comments regarding audited worker's safety culture, attitude, and leadership:

Signatures

Signatures

  • Audited Worker Signature

  • Supervisor/Auditor's Signature

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