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Site conducted
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Location
Inspection Checklist
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Is the power cord for the saw (including plug) free of breaks and/or other damage?
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Location of damaged cord
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Are all covers, screws, and other fasteners on the saw in place and tightened?
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Location of items needing attention
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Did you fix this item?
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Is the saw blade in use suitable for the type(s) of material that is being cut?
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Is the saw blade in use free of chips, loose or missing teeth, warps, burn-marks, cracks, or other damage or deterioration?
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Location of blade
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Is the saw and the material to be cut set up relatively level and secured in place to prevent it from vibrating / moving around while being cut?
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Is the auto-adjusting saw blade guard in place and functioning so as to prevent contact with the turning blade?
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Location of cut station
Oberservations
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Is the saw operator provided with and using all required personal protective equipment
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(e.g.: safety glasses, face shield, hearing protection, proper type and size of gloves . . .)?
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Is the saw operator keeping both hands away from the blade while it is turning?
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Is the work area around saw operations kept free of scrap materials, excessive dust build- up, and similar hazards?
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Were you able to clean this up?
Extension Cords
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Power cords and extension cords being used are the proper type and size for the task. Specific cords approved for wet<br>locations are used when necessary.
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All extension cords are grounded cords, with the grounding pin intact.
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This should be taken out of service
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All power cords and extension cords are in good repair, without damage to the outer jacket insulation, plugs, or pins.
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This should be taken out of service
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Power cords and extension cords are not run through doorways, windows, or unprotected openings or holes in walls.
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Power cords and extension cords are run so that they do not create tripping hazards
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Was this issues fixed
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All equipment with damaged cords have been removed from service.
