Information

  • Document No.

  • Jobsite Safety Audit

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by Shingobee

  • Location
  • Personnel

Jobsite Inspection

Job trailer or construction office

  • Does the job trailer have the required safety essentials? AWAIR & RTK Programs? (3)

  • Are weekly toolbox talks being conducted? (4)

  • Are construction barricades and construction signage erected to warn of potential hazards? (3)

  • Is there a heater in the portable toilet? (1)

  • Has SBI safety rider been covered with all employees? (2)

  • Do your daily reports include safety comments? (2)

Concrete/Masonry (Subpart Q- 1926.700)

  • Are all impalement hazards eliminated? (4)

  • Are precautions being taken when employees are exposed to silica? How are you controlling the exposure? (3)

  • Is the guard on the concrete mixer closed? (3)

Confined Space (Subpart AA- 1926.1200)

  • Has the atmosphere been tested for toxic gasses? (Carbon monoxide, etc.) (3)

  • Is a permit required before entry into the confined space? (3)

  • Have employees entering confined space been trained? (3)

Cranes (Subpart CC - 1926.1400)

  • If performing craning operations, is your operator certified? (5)

  • Has a daily inspection been performed on the crane and is there an annual inspection document/sticker available? (5)

  • Is the swing radius of the crane barricaded? (5)

  • Rigging equipment in compliance? (5)

  • Are all other trades out of the area when craning operations are being performed? Area barricaded? (5)

Electrical Safety (Subpart K - 1926.400)

  • Are GFCI's being used on all temporary power and frequently tested? (3)

  • Are all extension cords in compliance and not exposed to sharp edges and vehicle traffic? (2)

  • Are all temporary lights fully caged to prevent accidental breakage and are they secured properly? (2)

  • Is temporary panel in compliance? No openings? (2)

Fall Protection (Subpart M-1926.500)

  • Is there a documented fall protection plan in place for roofing activities and is it being followed? (5)

  • Are all employees exposed to fall hazards of 6' or more protected with fall protection? (5)

  • Are all floor holes 2" or larger covered, labeled and secured? (5)

  • Are employees who are wearing PFAS properly trained in how it works? (5)

  • When guardrails are used for fall protection are they at the right height and capable of withstanding a force of at least #200? (5)

Fire Extinguishers (Subpart F -1926.150)

  • Are fire extinguishers on site and are they being monthly inspected? (2)

  • Are fire extinguishers placed by egress/EXIT doors? (2)

  • Do we have a fire extinguisher for every 3,000 sq feet of the protected building and located not more than 100 feet from each other? (2)

Flammable and compressed gas cylinders (Subpart F- 1926.152)

  • Are approved flammable containers labeled as to contents? (2)

  • Are compressed gas cylinders capped and secured in an upright position? (2)

  • Are LP tanks stored outside when not in use? (2)

HAZCOM-Right To Know (Subpart D - 1926.50)

  • Are safety data sheets (SDS) readily available for hazardous chemicals? (2)

Housekeeping (Subpart C -1926.25)

  • Housekeeping being conducted and aisles free of debris? (4)

Ladders (Subpart X- 1926.1053)

  • Are step ladders in good condition and being used for their designed purpose? Opened up and not leaning against a wall? (4)

  • Are extension ladders in good condition and if used for access, do they extend at least 3' and are they secured? (4)

Machine Guarding (Subpart I - 1926.300)

  • Are machine guards in place on all rotating/reciprocal tools & equipment? (3)

  • Are all hand tools free from visible defects and in good condition? (3)

Motor Vehicles & Equipment (Subpart O - 1926.600)

  • Are all employees exposed to or working adjacent to moving motor vehicles wearing at least a class 2 high visibility garment? (4)

  • Are daily inspections being conducted on ALL motorized equipment and are operators trained and authorized by their employer? (3)

  • If an aerial lift basket is used on a construction forklift, is it the right size ( does not exceed more than 10" of the wheelbase), secured and fall protection provided? (3)

  • Is the equipment current with annual inspection?(2)

  • Are chains across gate in scissor lifts? (4)

  • Seatbelt being worn? (2)

  • Is audible alarm working? (3)

PPE (Subpart E- 1926.95)

  • Is PPE being worn and in compliance with site and OSHA requirements? (5)

Scaffolding (Subpart L - 1926.450)

  • Has the scaffold been erected /dismantled by a competent person? (5)

  • Have all the employees working on the scaffold had user training? Are they aware of the hazards? (4)

  • Is the scaffold bearing on baseplates and mudsills and is it level? (4)

  • Are ALL of the open sides and ends of the scaffold barricaded for fall protection? (4)

  • As a best practice, is the scaffold tagged "ready for use" or " not ready for use"? (3)

Silica

  • Is exposure to silica being controlled and monitored? (3)

Stairways (Subpart X - 1926.1050)

  • Is there a handrail or stair rail along each unprotected side or edge? (4)

  • Are stairs with 4 or more risers or rising more than 30" equipped with a handrail or stair rail? (3)

  • Is the temporary handrail at least 3" from the wall? (3)

  • At points of access higher than 19", is a step, walkway or ramp being used? (4)

Steel Erection (Subpart R - 1926.750)

  • Has a site specific steel erection plan been developed and being followed? (5)

  • Has a site specific SEQUENCING plan been developed and is it being followed? (3)

  • Are all other trades out of the area and is the area barricaded while performing steel erection? (5)

  • Has a fall protection plan been developed and discussed with erection crew? (0)

Trenching/Excavating (Subpart P - 1926.650)

  • Is there a competent person on site while performing trenching/excavating? (5)

  • Is there adequate cave-in protection for employees working in trenches/excavations greater than 5' in depth? (5)

  • Is there an access/egress ladder in the trench/excavation ( 4' or deeper) and is it within 25' of the workers? (5)

  • Are the spoil piles back at least 2' from the face of the excavation? (5)

  • Are all audible alarms in operation on earthmoving equipment and loud enough to hear? (5)

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