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  • Client / Site

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  • Location
  • Personnel

1. Working at Heights

  • 1.1. Fall arrest/protection system used properly (including aerial lifts)?

  • 1.2. Protection from openings/edges/holes?

  • 1.3. Guardrail systems correct?

2. Scaffolds

  • 2.1. Scaffolds inspected and used properly?

  • 2.2. Daily inspection documented/posted?

  • 2.3. Scissor lift (mobile scaffold) inspected before use?

3. Material Handling Equipment - Aerial Lifts

  • 3.1. Personnel are not exposed to overhead (suspended/elevated) loads?

  • 3.2. Performed daily inspections?

  • 3.3. Operators manual, lifting charts, informational decals available/legible?

4. Ladders

  • 4.1. Appropriate and undamaged ladders?

  • 4.2. Correct positioning/set-up of ladders?

  • 4.3. Ladder suitable for job?

5. Trenching/Excavation and Confined Space/PRCS

  • 5.1. Underground utilities located/completed O.U.P.S work order (LE S24-1)?

  • 5.2. Supported utilities/foundation?

  • 5.3. Excavation inspection prior to entry?

  • 5.4. Protective system (selection, installation)?

  • 5.5. Appropriate access/egress (vertical/horizontal)?

  • 5.6. Traffic control (vehicle/pedestrian)?

  • 5.7. Compliance with confined space entry permit (LE S-9-2)?

6. Tools / Rigging

  • 6.1. Hand/Power tools are operational, functional, safe and applicable guards?

  • 6.2. Rigging is inspected, tagged and appropriate use?

7. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

  • 7.1. Proper Use and selection of PPE?

  • 7.2. Issue, inspect, replace and monitor PPE?

  • 7.3. Training in proper use, maintenance and inspection of PPE?

8. Work Environment

  • 8.1. Sufficient lighting?

  • 8.2. Adequate housekeeping (slip, trip, fall hazards, etc.)

  • 8.3. Adequate noise/ vibration control?

  • 8.4. Exits marked and unobstructed?

  • 8.5. Impalement hazards protected?

  • 8.6. Chemicals are properly handled, used and stored?

  • 8.7. Fire extinguishers inspected, unobstructed and available (travel distance)?

  • 8.8. Potable water and cups?

  • 8.9. Sanitary facilities adequate and clean?

  • 8.10. Proper handling, use and storage of chemicals?

  • 8.11. Adequate traffic control plan (MUTCD)?

  • 8.12. Walking/working surfaces and stairs in compliance?

9. Electrical Hazards

  • 9.1. Safe electrical conductor?

  • 9.2. All outlets/tools GFCI?

  • 9.3. Temporary lights elevated & lamps caged?

  • 9.4. Energized work plan/permit used?

  • 9.5. All openings in cabinets or boxes covered?

  • 9.6. Panels covered, locked and labeled?

  • 9.7. Conductors secured properly?

  • 9.8. Temporary splices covered?

  • 9.9. Appropriate ARC-Flash PPE?

10. Environmental Hazards

  • 10.1. Clear and/or controlled rodents, insects, snakes, wild/domestic animals?

  • 10.2. Adequate dust suppression control?

  • 10.3. Adequate systems to prevent contaminants entering stormwater drains?

11. Administrative Procedures

  • 11.1. Adequate Pre-Task Plan?

  • 11.2. Obtain applicable permits (Entry, Hot, EEWP, etc)?

  • 11.3. Site Emergency Action Plan?

  • 11.4. Toolbox Talks?

  • 11.5. Competent, qualified, licensed personnel (1st Aid/CPR, aerial/scissor lift, confined space, powder actuated tools, mobile equipment, crane/rigging)!

  • 11.6. Corporate Safety Manual?

  • 11.7. Safety Data Sheets readily available, on site?

  • 11.8. State/Federal Postings?

  • 11.9. First Aid Kit/Eyewash?

Corrective Actions

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