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Related Program Requirements

  • OSHA 300 Log Posted (February 1 through April 30)

  • Crew leader or supervisor first-aid certified 155-120(2)

  • First-Aid certified person(s) on site 155-120(1)

  • First Aid Kit available 800-15020

  • Labor Posters, Map and Phone Number of nearest Medical facility posted

  • Written APP, tailored to address hazards 155-110(2)

  • Does the employer conduct safety orientations? 155-110(3)

  • Crew Leader - Crew safety meeting held at the beginning of the job and weekly thereafter 155-110(5)(a)

  • Safety Meetings tailored to the operations 155-110(5)(b)

  • Safety meetings topics and attendance documented weekly 155-110(6)(d) and (e)

  • SDS's Available for chemical products present at this site.

  • Safety walk around inspections conducted at the beginning of the job and weekly thereafter 155-110(9)(a)

  • Walk around inspections documented and available at site 155-110(9)(b)

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

  • Hard hats available on site 155-205(2)

  • Hard Hats worn by all employees as required 155-205(3)

  • Safety Glasses worn 155-215(1)(a)

  • Face Shields worn as required depending on task 155-350(a)

  • Suitable Clothing - short sleeved and long pants worn 155-200(2)

  • High Visibility Vest 155-200

  • Gloves worn by employees as required 155-205

  • Proper footwear worn 155-212(1) and (3)

  • Hearing Protection worn at high noise levels 155-210

  • Leg protection used during chainsaw usage 155-211

  • Respirator worn by employees as required depending on task.

Electrical

  • Extension cords with ground pin 155-447(6)(f)

  • Electrical Cords free of improper splices 155-449(7)(b)(iii)

  • GFCI in use 155-447(2)(a)(i)

  • Strain relieve device engaged on cords 155-449(7)(b)(iv)

  • Multi-outlet J-boxes are waterproof 155-447(1)(a)(iii)

  • Electrical cords under risk of being pinched, e.g, extension cords going through installed windows.

  • Cords protected from traffic

  • Electrical Room/ Boxes Protected. Signs in place

  • Lock Out/Tag Out in place if needed

Fall Protection

  • Fall Protection Plan available and implemented 155-24505(1)

  • Employees have been trained on the proper use of Fall Protection Equipment

  • Opensided surfaces over 4' guarded by standard railing or equiv. 155-505(6)(a)

  • Fall protection used when exposed to 10' fall hazard 155-24510

  • PFAS lifeline adjusted to keep falls less than 6' 155-24510(1)(b)(vii)

  • Wall openings <36" from floor guarded by standard railing/equiv 155-505(5)(a)

  • Warning Line System setup correctly for low pitched roof 155-24515(3) and (4)

  • Floor openings (12" or more) are guarded and covered 155-505(4)(a)

  • Monitor system implemented correctly 155-24521(1) - (5)

  • Leading edge control zone set up correctly 155-24520(1)(a)-(g)

  • Anchoring Points adequate. Anchors installed properly

  • Fall Protection PPE inspected daily

  • Overhead Protection in place

  • Guardrails installed on stairs, ramps, walkways that are 4' or more from floor 155-24619(1)

Housekeeping and Sanitation

  • Toilets provided and maintained at job site 155-140(4)(b) & (4)(d)

  • Proper housekeeping maintained at the job site 155-029-(1)-(12)

  • Trash cans present in working area

  • Materials stacked in orderly fashion

  • Free access to all exits, fire alarm boxes, fire extinguishing and any other emergency equipment 155-020

  • Slip, Trip and Fall Hazards removed

  • Aisles, Hallways, Stairwells and Walkways clear 296-800-22005

  • Adequate supply of potable water provided? 155-140(1)(a)

  • Impalement/Rebar protection in place

Ladders/Stariways/Ramps

  • Stairway (temp/perm) installed in all structures 2 stories or more 155-477(1)(c)

  • Installed guradrail (ii) handrail (i) on stairways w/ 4 or more risers or 30" tall 155-477(3)(a)(i) and/or (ii)

  • Stair or ramp provided for break in elevation =>18" 155-476(1)

  • Ramp used for access is at least 18" wide 155-515(1)

  • Ladders extend 3' beyond upper landing and when not it is properly secured on top and bottom 876-40030

  • Ladders are used for purpose they were designed for 876-40005

  • Top of self supported ladder used as step 876-40050

  • Defective ladder marked and removed from service 876-30005

  • Training provided for ladder use 876-15005

  • Ladder set up on un-leveled or slippery surface secured 876-40015

Scaffolds/Pump Jack

  • Have all employees been trained in the proper use of scaffolds.

  • Inspected and tagged with undamaged components

  • Scaffold has been set up by competent person 874-20005

  • Work platform fully planked 874-20008

  • Scaffold provided with safe access 874-20022

  • Fall protection provided when scaffold is over 10' 874-20052

  • Legs, pools and frames are set up on firm footing 874-40006

  • Guardrail system meets the requirements 874-20064

  • Wood planks OSHA approved

  • Screw jacks and base plates in use

  • Scaffold properly secured to structure and proper base to height ratio present.

  • Pump jack base is bolted and proper bracing used on top and bottom

Motor Vehicles

  • Equipment opeated within 10' of power line/distribution equip 155-605(1)(h)

  • Dump truck followed safe backing procedures 155-610(2)(f)

  • Back-up alarm on equipment operating on site 155-610(2)(e)

Powered Industrial Trucks/Elevated Platforms

  • PIT operator trained 863-60005

  • Equipment designed to lift personnel on a work platform 155-615(3)(h)(i)-(ix)

  • Elevated platform used safely and with fall protection in place when applicable 869-60040

  • Plataform operator survey workplace for hazards 869-60010

  • Elevated platform operator trained 869-50005

Forklift, Scissor and Boom Lifts

  • Equipment inspected daily and documented before work begins.

  • Employees trained to operate Forklift, Scissor/Boom Lifts

  • Fall Protection PPE in place when operating a boom lift.

Hand and Power Tools

  • Cords in good condition

  • Tool in good condition

  • Proper tool for the job

  • Muzzle safety return spring in place 155-350(1)

  • Guards in place for held-held power circular saws, table saws, radial-arm saws, power miter saws (155-370(2), (3)(a), (4)(a) and (7)

  • Tools inspected.

Crane/Rigging/Hoisting

  • Operator Certified. Crane paper work and maintenance records in place.

  • Qualified rigger and signal person verified.

  • Tag Lines in use. Loads properly secured. Rigging inspected.

Hazardous Chemical Used on Worksite

  • Chemical inventory for chemicals on-site 800-17010

  • SDS available for each hazardous product on site 800-17015

  • Written Hazard communication program implemented 800-17005

  • HAZCOM training provided to all employees 800-17030

Environmental

  • Asbestos/Silica/Lead present.

  • Employee awareness training.

  • Silica dust controlled if present.

Excavations/Trenching

  • Daily Inspections documented.

  • Competent person present.

  • Sloped/Benched/Shored.

  • Perimeter protected/Barricades.

Confined Space

  • Employees have been trained in Confined Space.

  • Verified Non Permit or Permit Required Confined Space.

  • Documentation in place as required.

  • Supervisor/Attendant/Entrant clearly defined.

  • Atmospheric testing/conditions checked. Ventilation. Communication protocol. Regular Inspections.

  • Rescue Plan and Emergency numbers in place.

Site/Public Protection

  • Perimeter fences available

  • Public Protection Signage

  • Falling Object Protection

Fire Prevention

  • Enough fire extinguishers on site

  • Fire extinguishers inspected and documented monthly on tag

  • Flammable cabinet available

Hot Work /Fire Prevention/Protection

  • Hot Work Permit in place (welding, torching, burning)

  • Fire Extinguishers inspected. Adequate number of Fire Extinguishers.

  • Fire Watch when applicable.

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