Sierra Construction Site Safety Inspection

Is the site organized and clean?

Is safety signage in place?

Is Accident Prevention Documentation current (weekly meetings, weekly site walks, orientations)?

Is the first aid kit adequately supplied?

Are Material Safety Data Sheets available on site?<br>

Is the required site personal protective equipment in use?

Are all vertical hazards capped? Includes rebar, curb stakes, conduit etc.

Is work lighing adequate?

Overhead hazard check.

Site access clear and marked?

Are fire extinquishers charged and tagged with current dates?

Temporary power and extension cord check.

Is fuel stored properly and are no smoking signs posted appropriately?

Inspect all masonry and tilt up bracing.

Are access points to building clear of debris and tripping hazards?

Do back up alarms appear to be working on operated equipment?

Inspect for protruding nails or other puncture hazards.

Are oxygen and combustibles stored separately? (Acetylene)

Inspect all ladders for damage.

Extension ladder check. Secured adequately? Set at the proper angle? Do they extend a minimum of 36" above the landing area?

Stepplader check. Are any being used as leaning ladders? Is anyone standing too high on a ladder? Are ladders set on stable surfaces?

Is the scaffolding set on a firm base?

Is there adequate and safe access to the scaffold?

Is the scaffold guardrail adequate?

Are platforms levels completely planked and adequately supported?

Is the scaffolding adequately attached to the structure if required?

Is the scaffolding a safe distance from electrical hazards?

Are workers protected from falling objects?

Are platforms and walkways free of debris and tripping hazards?

Are seatbelts provided and being used?

Are any vehicles traveling at an excessive or unsafe speed?

Inspect fall protection equipment.

Floor and wall openings planked over to barricaded?

If in use, is fall protection equipment being used correctly?

Are leading edges protected?

Are warning lines being used properly? 15' back from roof or deck edge.

Observe safety monitor system if in use. Warning line 6' back from edge.

Inspect all anchor points.

Are trenches sloped and/or shored properly?

Is access provided in treches over 4'/ every 25' minimum?

Are barricades or caution tape in place per the affected area?

Inspect trench walls for distress.

Slopes covered or protected when necessary to prevent erosion.

Are construction areas barricaded from public access?

Inspect fences, locks and gates.

Pathway lighting adequate?

Traffic control devices used when appropriate?

Pedestrian walkways free from debris and construction materials?

Pathway elevation changes marked?