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  • Place

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Observed person:

Behavior Observation Checklist

  • He/she does continue working (reaction to observation)

  • He/she didn't re-arrange job (reaction to observation)

  • He/she didn't hide and didn't dodge (reaction to observation)

  • He/she didn't performed lockout (reaction to observation)

  • He/she didn't change position (reaction to observation)

  • He/she didn't change tool (reaction to observation)

  • He/she didn't adjusted required PPE (reaction to observation)

  • Eyes/Face protection on (PPE)

  • Head protection on (PPE)

  • Ears protection on (PPE)

  • Respiratory system on (PPE)

  • Body protection on (PPE)

  • Harness/ fall protection on (PPE)

  • Legs/feet protection on (PPE)

  • He/she couldn't be hit by an object (working position)

  • He/she couldn't fall (working position)

  • He/she couldn't be in contact with extreme temperature (working position)

  • He/she couldn't inhal, absorb or swallow hazardous substances (working position)

  • He/she couldn't be impact by electric current

  • He/she didn't perform repetitive movements (working position)

  • He/she didn't use excessive force (working position)

  • He/she used tools in good shape (tools and equipment)

  • He/she used tools correctly (tools and equipment)

  • He/she used tools/material suitable for job (tools and equipment)

  • Procedure or standards established (procedures and policies)

  • Procedure or standards known and understood (procedures and policies)

  • Procedure or standards followed (procedures and policies)

  • Procedure or standards adequate (procedures and policies)

  • Risk Assesment in place

  • Risk known and understood

  • Related to 16 Life Saving Rules

  • Briefly describe the incident or observation

  • Proposed action:

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