Information

  • Project Name

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Project Superintendent

General Jobsite Requirements

  • State and Federal Postings displayed (including OSHA Logs Feb 1 - Apr 30)

  • Adequately stocked first aid kit?

  • Appropriate jobsite signage with Emergency numbers posted?

  • Weekly toolbox talks conducted with sign-in sheets on file?

  • Safety Data Sheets maintained onsite for all trades

  • Rycon Safety and Loss Control Manual available onsite?

Fire Prevention & Protection

  • Flammables stored properly (including compressed gas cylinders)

  • Proper type and adequate number of fire extinguishers available?

  • No Smoking/Flammable signage posted where necessary?

  • If available, all hydrants and/or Fire Department connection points accessible and clearly marked

  • Fire load kept to a minimum by way of removing unnecessary combustibles to dumpsters?

Fall Protection

  • Leading edges 6+ ft. high protected by guardrails or similar?

  • Guardrails installed and maintained properly?

  • Floor and roof openings barricaded or covered, marked, and secured?

  • Stairs with 4 or more risers protected by handrail; unpoured stair pans infilled OR stairs are barricaded preventing their use

  • Employees using personal fall arrest have been properly trained?

  • Fall protection in good condition and used appropriately for task

  • Roof edges protected by guardrails or properly maintained warning line system?

Scaffold Safety

  • All components free of visible damage?

  • Properly Erected with all pins and braces?

  • Erected on a firm surface with appropriate base plates and mud sills?

  • Working levels fully planked with guardrails, toe boards, and walk off gates?

  • Scaffold securely anchored to building where 4:1 height to base ratio is exceeded?

  • Proper access by way of ladders or integral stairs?

  • Scaffold inspected daily by a competent person?

  • Rolling scaffolds have wheel locks in use?

  • Baker scaffold platforms over 6' high protected by guardrails?

  • Baker scaffolds over 2 bucks high have outriggers to prevent overturning?

Electrical Safety

  • All temporary circuits grounded by way of GFCI protection (pigtails, outlets, or GFCI breakers)?

  • Temporary panels, wiring, and outlets supported properly and protected from damage and weather?

  • Temporary panels protected by lockable panel covers?

  • Lockout/Tagout procedures followed for work on all energizable sources?

  • Extension cords in good condition and routed away from sources of damage and water?

  • Missing knockouts in work boxes and/or power panels filled with blanks?

Trenching and Excavation

  • Have utility companies been notified and lines located (811)?

  • Is soil treated as type C or been otherwise classified by a competent person?

  • Trenches over 4' provided with ladders or other means of egress every 25'?

  • Trenches over 5' protected from cave-in by sloping, benching, or shoring systems?

  • Equipment and spoils at least 2' back from the edge of trench?

  • Trenches and shoring systems inspected pre-shift and when conditions change by a competent person?

  • Trenches/Excavations backfilled or barricaded at the end of each shift?

  • Fall protection considerations for trenches/excavations that present a 6' or greater fall hazard?

Housekeeping

  • Walking and working surfaces free of debris, trip hazards, mud/ice/snow?

  • Are trash containers available and being used?

  • All trades keeping their work and break areas clean?

  • Materials and equipment organized allowing unobstructed aisleways and egress routes at least 36" wide?

  • Temporary lighting adequate in all areas and installed properly?

  • Rebar and other impalement hazards capped or otherwise protected?

Ladder Safety

  • Ladders in good condition and rated as type 1 or 1A?

  • Job built ladders have evenly spaced rungs with blocking between each?

  • Extension ladders setup at the proper angle, extend 3' above landings, and are tied off properly?

  • Step ladders used only in the fully open position with no work from the top two rungs?

  • Wood or fiberglass ladders used for work around electrical sources?

Hot Work

  • Hot Work Program in use

  • Fire Extinguisher in all hot work areas?

  • Proper PPE in use for welding/cutting

  • Combustibles removed from hot work areas or protected by screens and blankets?

  • Compressed gas cylinders upright and secured at all times with caps in place when not in use?

  • Fire watch is being performed as required by Hot Work Policy?

  • Hoses, regulators, tips, welding leads and terminal boots all in good condition?

Crane Safety

  • Crane's annual inspection paperwork, operators CCO card, and medical card verified/on file?

  • Load capacity charts available in cab?

  • Pre-shift safety checks and inspections performed by operator?

  • OSHA's table A clearances observed for safe working distances from power lines?

  • Crane setup on firm surface, outriggers fully extended, resting on mats or blocks, with cab swing radius barricaded?

  • Rigging completed by Qualified Riggers using proper hand signals and/or two way radios?

Equipment Safety

  • All site equipment has working backup alarms and flashing beacons?

  • All heavy equipment has a charged fire extinguisher on board?

  • Designed Safety Features are operable and in use (access gates/chains on lifts, interlocks on equipment, etc)

  • Seatbelts being worn in all equipment as required?

  • Fuel tanks double walled or have secondary containment and are protected from accidental impact?

  • Fuel tanks are clearly labeled, signed, and have designated fire extinguisher?

Hand and Power Tools

  • All tools free of visible damage including cords and plugs?

  • Power tool cords double insulated or grounded?

  • All required shields and guards in place?

  • All high pressure hoses (100+ psi) fitted with whip ties at connection points?

  • Tools being used for their intended purpose?

  • Powder Actuated Tool Operators properly trained?

Personal Protective Equipment

  • Hard hats, Safety Glasses, face shields, and proper footwear worn by all site employees where required?

  • High visibility vests/clothing worn by all employees working around equipment or traffic?

  • Gloves available and being worn where laceration/chemical hazards exist?

  • Hearing protection available and in use where needed?

  • Respiratory protection available and in use where needed (medical clearance and fit testing requirements met)?

Liability Contols

  • Site access controlled through fencing, barricading, and/or proper signage?

  • Spotters/flaggers in use where vehicles and equipment enter/exit to public roadways?

  • Pedestrians directed to cross at designated crosswalks with appropriate signage when sidewalks are closed?

  • Public sidewalks maintained free of slip, trip, and fall hazards when under our control?

  • No lifting/swinging loads over areas occupied by the general public?

  • Roof top and other materials secured from wind?

  • Infection/dust Control setup properly?

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