Information

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

1.Management Responsibility

  • Does the Principal Contractor have a copy of the Site-Specific Safety Management Plan available on site?

  • Is there a traffic management plan available and is it being implemented?

  • Has the Principal Contractor verified site workers as compliant with OSHA training and qualifications?

  • Has the Principal Contractor provided orientation, training and instruction to workers?

2. Communication

  • Has the Principal Contractor established a communication system for the site?

  • Are all visitors and workers required to sign in when entering site?

  • Are there signs at the entrance detailing all site safety and sign in requirements?

3. Risk Management

  • Are measures in place to manage the risk associated with construction work?

  • Has Principal Contractor and/or the subcontractors provided the necessary Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) documents for current high risk activities?

  • Have the JHAs provided been reviewed?

  • Is the Principal Contractor monitoring subcontractor compliance with OSHA regulations?

  • Has the Principal Contractor established procedures for managing site emergencies?

  • At the time of visit, are any observed high risk activities observed managed?

  • Are the necessary physical barriers in place?

  • Are employees properly equipped with the right PPE for their jobs?

4. Observed Safety Breaches

  • Observed safety breaches, if any

  • Have you brought any observed safety breaches to the immediate attention of the Principal Contractor site management representative?

  • Have you issued a site safety instruction for any observed safety breaches?

  • Additional Notes and Recommendations

  • Completed by

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