Information

  • Document No.

  • Project Safety Inspection

  • Inspection Conducted by:

  • Project Name:

  • Conducted on:

  • Superintendent

  • Personnel on site:

General

  • Job site photo's.

  • Housekeeping adequate?

  • Are First Aid kits available on site and properly stocked?

  • Site person trained in First Aid?

  • Sanitary facilities provided?

  • Adequate drinking water and cups?

  • Ice, oil or water removed from slick walking surfaces?

Hazard Communication 1910.1200

  • MSDS Chemical Inventory list and SDS available on site?

  • Do containers have product labels including hazard warnings?

  • Proper protection for any skin contact to isocyanate products?

Subpart E - Personal Protective Equipment

  • Are employees wearing proper PPE for task? (glasses, hard hat, respiratory protection, gloves). Hard hats required for ladder climbs.

  • PPE is fitted properly and in good condition?

  • Is hearing protection required?

Subpart F - Fire Protection and Prevention

  • Are adequate fire extinguishers provided?

  • Are fire extinguishers available within 50' of flammable liquid storage?

  • Are extinguishers inspected monthly and documented?

  • Are flammable materials stored properly?

  • Flammable liquid containers for fuel are metal safety cans?

  • If hot work is occurring, have hot work permits been issued?

  • If hot work is occurring is fire watch established and protective methods in place?

Subpart G - Signs Signals and Barricades

  • Proper signage present as needed?

  • Are company vehicles protected from traffic exposures?

  • Are barricades and traffic control devices available and being used properly?

Subpart H - Material Handling and Storage

  • Rigging condition is proper?

  • Rigging used properly?

  • Are areas below work locations properly secured for pedestrians and have alternate safe pathways been provided?

  • Materials dropped more than 20' have enclosed chute?

  • Employees are trying to minimize forces required for load handling? Using proper lifting techniques?

Subpart I - Tools - Hand & Power

  • Hand tools in good conition?(taped/cracked handles)

  • Power tools have required guards?

  • Power tool cords in good condition?

  • Tools used for intended purpose?

Subpart J - Welding and Cutting

  • Area free of flammable and combustibles within 35 feet

  • Fire protection equipment readily available?

  • Are bottles stored properly?

  • Proper set up of welding equipment?

  • Protection from arc flash provided?

  • Proper PPE for welder?

Subpart K - Electrical

  • GFCI or Assured Grounding Program in use?

  • Extension cords in proper condition? (ground prong/electrical tape)

  • Extension cords protected from traffic?

  • Overhead lines on this site in proximity to work areas?

  • Lockout/Tagout methods correct to protect workers from energized circuits?

Subpart L - Scaffolds

  • Scaffolding inspected and all workers are aware of any hazards?

  • Scaffolding not over loaded?

  • Wheels on rolling scaffolding locked while in use?

  • Scaffolding fully decked?

  • Fall protection in use during assembly and dismantling?

  • Proper access provided?

  • Proper tie off inside aerial lifts?

  • Aerial lifts set up properly? Controls labeled and tested daily? Workers are properly trained?

  • Employees using Aerial Lifts properly, standing only on the floor of the basket?

  • Scissor lifts used properly, workers properly trained?

Subpar M - Fall Protection

  • Fall protection equipment appears to be in good condition?

  • Proper connection used for tie off?

  • Employees using equipment properly?

  • Hole and floor covers properly installed and protection for skylights in place?

  • Walking/Working surfaces have the strength and structural integrity to safely support workers?

  • Guardrails are installed correctly or Personal Fall Protection being worn to protect workers?

  • Is safety monitoring or traditional Fall Protection used for work outside warning line?

  • Is set back for warning line correct at 6' or 10' where mechanical equipment is perpendicularly traveling?

  • Flags are high visibility and spaced every 6'?

  • Warning line 34"-39" high and tied to stanchions?

  • Roof hatchway protected or closed?

Subpart O - Motor Vehicles and Mobile Equipment

  • Have operators been properly trained?

  • Employees wearing seat belts while operating?

  • Equipment is inspected daily and in proper operating condition?

  • Glass free from obstructions?(clean/cracks)

  • Back up alarms functional where view to rear is obstructed?

  • Modifications or attachments made to powered industrial trucks have approved design with re- rated plate as needed?

Subpart P - Excavations

  • Underground utilities located prior to any excavating operations?

  • Guardrails in place where walkways are 6' or more in depth along edges of the excavation?

  • Daily inspection by a competent person?

  • Proper access/egress for excavations 4' or greater and lateral travel no further than 25 feet?

  • Cave-in protection in place when excavation is 5' or more if not in stable rock?

Subpart Q - Concrete and Masonry Construction

  • Limited access zone established prior to the construction of a masonry wall?

  • Rebar caps in place or other barrier to protect from impalement hazards?

  • When cement, sand, and water mixture is being applied, head and face protection is being worn?

  • Masonry walls over 8' are adequately braced?

Subpart R - Steel Erection

  • Columns anchored by minimum of 4 anchor bolts?

  • Written notification that concrete has reached sufficient strength to support loads?

  • Hoisting cables are inspected daily and manufacturers tag is clearly marked?

  • Perimeter cables properly installed and clearly marked every 6' with high viz material?

  • No activities occurring below steel erection other than those involved in this activity?

  • Materials, equipment and tools not in use are secured?

  • Proper training provided by qualified person for all workers engaged in steel erection activities?

Subpart T - Demolition

  • During demolition, continued inspections by a competent person as work progresses?

  • Engineering survey in writing given to prepared by competent person?

Subpart X - Stairs and Ladders

  • Proper access provided for elevation change > 19"?

  • Stair systems have railing if 4 or more risers or > 30"?

  • Is the proper ladder for the job being used?

  • Is handrail properly installed?

  • Job built ladders constructed according to ANSI standards?

  • Are stairways free of obstructions?(including cords)

  • Is ladder at proper pitch? (4:1 ratio)

  • Ladder extends 36" above platform for access/egress?

  • Ladder secured from displacement?

  • Employees using 3 points of contact to climb?

Subpart Z - Toxic and Hazardous Substances

  • Workers are not exposed to asbestos, lead, silica or any other toxic or hazardous substances?

Subpart CC- Cranes

  • Operator trained and licensed?

  • Crane inspections current?

  • Crane properly set up?

  • Swing radius barricaded?

  • Proper distance to energized power lines (>=20' unless using table A) maintained?

Notes

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  • Updated 12.5.2013

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