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  • Compass Safety Documentation Checklist

  • Job

  • Company

  • Conducted on

  • Tracey Kallunki

WAC 296-155-110 Program Elements Required in SSSP

  • Company Safety Plan Signed by Safety Representative

  • Job Hazard Analysis completed and site-specific?

  • Employee signed to confirm review of SSSP

  • Fall Protection Work Plan completed for tasks >10 feet?

  • Designated Site Safety Representative - includes on the job training for new employees

  • Procedures to Report Injuries (How, Where, When) Accident Investigation

  • Procedures to Report Unsafe Conditions and Practices

  • Procedures for First Aid & Emergency Procedures

  • Personal Protective Equipment

  • Fall Protection Program

  • Disciplinary Action Policy

  • Fire Prevention and Protection

  • Heat Stress Program

  • Safety Data Sheets

  • Outlined Accident Prevention Program in Written Format

  • Hazardous Communication Program

Documents Kept On Site

  • Orientations (Compass and subcontractor)

  • Safety Meetings

  • Weekly Safety Audits

  • Equipment Inspections (Forklift, Scissor and Aerial Lifts, Crane)

  • Scaffold Inspections

Required Program Elements if Part of Scope

  • Work From Ladders

  • Trenching and Excavating (WAC 296-155 Part N)

  • Cranes and Rigging (WAC 296-155 Part L & F)

  • Welding and Cutting (WAC 296-155 Part H)

  • Exposure to Respirator Hazards - Respiratory Program (WAC 296-220)

  • Noise Exposure above 85 dBA's - Hearing Conservation Program (WAC 296-155-210)

  • Confined Spaces (WAC 296-155-203)

  • Asbestos Abatement (WAC 296-65)

  • Powder Actuated Tools (WAC 296-155-363)

  • Traffic Control (WAC 296-155 Part E)

  • Steel Erection (WAC 296-155 Part P)

  • Demolition (WAC 296-155 Part S)

  • Concrete, Concrete Forms, Shoring, Masonry (WAC 296-155-Part O)

  • Use of Electrical Equipment (including cord and plug tools) (WAC 296-155-280)

  • Work on Energized Conductors (WAC 296-155 Part I)

  • Comments

  • Assistant Superintendent

  • Safety Representative

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