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Scoring Sheet

  • 1) FALLS

  • #AtRisk

  • 2) SCAFFOLDS

  • #AtRisk

3) PPE

  • #AtRisk

  • 15) Confined Spaces

  • #AtRisk

  • AtRisk

  • AtRisk

  • AtRisk

  • AtRisk

  • Body Harness/Fall Protection

  • Inspected & Tagged by Compentant

  • Hard Hats

  • Confined space entry training program on site

  • 100% Tie Off Above 6'0"

  • Height < 3 x minimum base

  • Foot Protection

  • Signs posted to identify confined spaces

  • Lanyard / Retractable Anchored Properly

  • Scaffold Tied Off Securely

  • Eye Protection

  • PPE Specified

  • Handrail on Stairways

  • Decking, Rails & Access

  • Hearing Protection

  • Standby person identified

  • Carrying Things on Stairways

  • Solid Base

  • Nomex

  • Emergency equipment for standby person

  • All holes / openings properly covered, marked, secured

  • Not Over or Eccentrically Loaded

  • Hand Protection

  • Permit required precaution taken

  • Handrails: properly built top rail (42"), mid rail (21"), toe boards

  • Respiratory Protection (used when needed, stored properly)

  • Air monitoring equipment calibrated, area monitored, ventilated

  • Employees have been trained in fall protection

  • Permits posted prior to work and for duration

  • Harness/Lanyard current inspected Monthly

  • All required signatures for entry/testing

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4) LADDERS

#AtRisk

5) Recordkeeping, Notices, Posters

#AtRisk

6) HOUSEKEEPING

  • #AtRisk

  • 12) WORK ENVIRONMENT

  • #AtRisk

  • Proper Ladder

  • Emergency phones numbers posted

  • Clean Area / Proper Disposal

  • Sufficient Lighting

  • Proper Length

  • BG safety manual and substance abuse manual

  • Proper Storage / Labeling

  • Adequate Ventilation

  • Proper Angle

  • OSHA 29 CFR 1926 manual

  • Impalement Hazards Capped

  • Temperature Extremes Addressed

  • Tied Off

  • Emergency procedures and evacauation plans

  • Cords & Hoses Stored Properly

  • Awareness of Area Hazards

  • Secure Base / Footing

  • Requires posters displayed. "Job Safety and Helth Protection"

  • Cords Elevated 7' Crossing Aisles

  • Awareness of Area Alarms

  • HazCom Poster

  • Bend over nails

  • Slip/Trip Hazards

  • OSHA 300 log on site for previous year

  • Do the Subs have drinking water

  • BG Hazard Communication manual

  • Toilets / Sanitary facilities adequate and clean

  • MSDS available on josite for all trades

  • Dust Control

  • Designated HazCom representatives posted on site

  • Slips, Trips, and Falls

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7) FIRE PREVENTION

#AtRisk

8) CRANE SAFETY

#AtRisk

9) TOOLS & EQUIPMENT

  • #AtRisk

  • 16) Welding and Cutting

  • #AtRisk

  • Hot Work Permit

  • Swing Radius Barricade

  • Right Tool / Equipment for the Job

  • Welding hoses, leads and cords elevated or out of walkways

  • Proper Fire Extinguisher

  • Overhead Loads

  • Proper Use of Tool / Equipment

  • Welding shields and spark / slag catching blankets in place Flash arrestors present in proper location

  • Fully Charged & Inspected

  • Tag Line Attached to All Loads

  • Guards in Place

  • Fire watches trained, in place with proper fire extinguishers

  • Combustible Storage

  • Crane & Operator Certified

  • User Properly Trained

  • Fire hazards / combustibles removed before hot work begins

  • Flammable Storage

  • Horn Sounding

  • Tools in Good Condition

  • Gas cylinders secured upright

  • Extinguisher Access / Hydrants

  • Signal person in site

  • Correct / Current Inspection Tag

  • Fuel gas and oxygen cylinders separated in storage

  • Fire lane access

  • Daily inspection Completed

  • Seat Belts Worn by Occupants

  • Gauges and regulators maintained, removed when not in use

  • Hydrants Clear 15'0" radius

  • Outriggers have proper footing

  • Speed Limit Honored

  • Cylinder caps in place when regulators are off

  • Backup Alarm/Horn when Backing

  • Fire hazards checked / afterhours inspection, if necessary

  • Spotter when Necessary

  • Dikes bulk storage facilities

  • Parking Brake / Wheel Chocks

  • Fire extinguishers nearby but NOT on flammable storage units

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10) BODY MECHANICS

#AtRisk

11) Excavations and Shoring

#AtRisk

17) RIGGING SAFETY

  • #AtRisk

  • DATE:

  • 50 lb. Lift Limit Not Exceeded

  • Designated competent person on site

  • Personnel qualified?

  • Keeping Back Straight

  • Excavation permits in place

  • Procedures known/followed?

  • # OBSERVATIONS TOTAL:

  • Lifting with Legs

  • Correct shoring / sloping for soil type

  • Pre planning required/done?

  • # SAFE OBSERVATIONS

  • Not Twisting While Lifting

  • Spoils pile placed 2' minimum from sides of excavation

  • Is this a Critical lift?

  • # AT RISK OBSERVATIONS

  • Not Over Stepping

  • Adjacent structures properly shored

  • Load weight known/verified?

  • Not Lifting Off Balance

  • Ladders or ramps every 25 feet

  • Center of gravity identified?

  • Required daily inspections

  • Softners used as needed?

  • Confined space requirements

  • Equip. condition, inspected?

  • Proper Barricades in place

  • Signal person present?

TOTAL:

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  • Proper rigging, sling angle?

13) LINE OF FIRE

#AtRisk

14) ELECTRICAL SAFETY

#AtRisk

  • Stable soil, footing, etc.?

  • Grinding / Flying Projectiles

  • Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter

  • Proper clearance from elect.?

  • Process Materials / Burns

  • Insulation Intact

  • Swinging Loads

  • Electrical LT3

  • Traffic

  • (Bee Keeper Suit, etc.) Nomex

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Observations

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  • OBSERVATION

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TOTALS :

Email Copy of SO to:

TOTAL OBSERVATIONS :

Operations and Safety Offices within 24 hours of SO

Closed SO items report to Safety Office (within 48 hrs)

  • Inspected By:

SO Bullet Points

  • Safety Observations (SO) Bullet Point Checklist. Use this sheet to understand what you need to be

  • looking for when performing an SO walk

FALLS

  • RECORDKEEPING/NOTICES

  • Body Harness/Fall Protection

  • Emergency phones numbers posted

  • 100% Tie Off Above 6'0"

  • safety manual and substance abuse manual

  • Lanyard / Retractable Anchored Properly

  • OSHA 29 CFR 1926 manual

  • Handrail on Stairways

  • Emergency procedures and evacuation plans

  • Carrying Things on Stairways

  • Requires posters displayed. "Job Safety and Health Protection"

  • All holes / openings properly covered, marked, secured

  • HazCom Poster

  • Handrails: properly built top rail (42"), mid rail (21"), toe boards

  • OSHA 300 log on site for previous year

  • Employees have been trained in fall protection

  • Hazard Communication manual

  • Harness / Lanyard current inspected Monthly

  • MSDS/SDS available on jobsite for all trades

  • Retractable in use when access >12'

  • Designated HazCom representatives posted on site

LADDERS

  • SCAFFOLDS

  • Proper Ladder

  • Inspected & Tagged by Competent Person

  • Proper Length

  • Height < 3 x minimum base

  • Proper Angle

  • Scaffold Tied Off Securely

  • Tied Off

  • Fully decked at working levels

  • Secure Base / Footing

  • Solid Base/Mudsills as needed

  • Maintain 3 points of contact

  • Not Over or Eccentrically Loaded

  • Current Monthly InspectionColor Coded

  • Rails and or fall protection provided / addressed

FIRE PREVENTION

  • CRANE SAFETY

  • Hot Work Permit

  • Swing Radius Barricade

  • Proper Fire Extinguisher

  • Overhead Loads

  • Fully Charged & Inspected

  • Tag Line Attached to All Loads

  • Flammable/Combustible Storage

  • Crane & Operator Certified

  • Flammable Storage

  • Signal person on site

  • Extinguisher Access / Hydrants

  • Daily inspection Completed

  • Fire lane access

  • Outriggers have proper footing

  • Hydrants Clear 15'0" radius

LINE OF FIRE

  • ELECTRICAL SAFETY

  • Grinding / Flying Projectiles

  • Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter

  • Process Materials / Burns

  • Insulation Intact

  • Swinging Loads

  • Electrical LOTO

  • Traffic

  • Electrical Cord kept away from water

HOUSEKEEPING

  • PPE

  • Clean Area/Proper Disposal

  • Hard hats

  • Proper Storage/Labeling

  • Foot Protection

  • Impalement Hazards Capped

  • Eye Protection/Face shields/Welding Hoods

  • Cords / Hoses stored properly

  • Hearing Protection

  • Cords Elevated 7' crossing aisles

  • High Visibility ANSI Class II Vest / Shirt

  • Slip / Trip Hazards

  • Hand Protection

  • Respiratory protection (used when needed, stored properly

BODY MECHANICS

  • EXCAVATIONS/SHORING

  • 50 lb. Lift Limit Not Exceeded

  • Designated competent person on site

  • Keeping Back Straight

  • Excavation permits in place

  • Lifting with Legs

  • Correct shoring / sloping for soil type

  • Not Twisting While Lifting

  • Spoils pile placed 2' minimum from sides of excavation

  • Not Over Stepping

  • Adjacent structures properly shored

  • Not Lifting Off Balance

  • Ladders or ramps every 25 feet

  • Proper lifting technique

  • Required daily inspections

  • Confined space requirements

  • Proper Barricades in place

TOOLS & EQUIPMENT

  • WELDING AND CUTTING

  • Right Tool / Equipment for the Job

  • Welding hoses, leads and cords elevated or out of walkways

  • Proper Use of Tool / Equipment

  • Welding shields and spark / slag catching blankets in place Flash arrestors present in proper location

  • Guards in Place

  • Fire watches trained, in place with proper fire extinguishers

  • User Properly Trained

  • Fire hazards / combustibles removed before hot work begins

  • Tools in Good Condition

  • Gas cylinders secured upright

  • Correct / Current Inspection Tag

  • Fuel gas and oxygen cylinders separated in storage or have a non combustible barrier at least 5' high with a fire resistant rating of 30 minutes

  • Seat Belts Worn by Occupants

  • Gauges and regulators maintained, removed when not in use

  • Speed Limit Honored

  • Cylinder caps in place when regulators are off

  • Backup Alarm / Horn when Backing

  • Fire hazards checked / afterhours inspection, if necessary

  • Spotter when Necessary

  • Dikes bulk storage facilities

  • Parking Brake / Wheel Chocks

  • Fire extinguishers nearby but NOT on flammable storage units

PROCEDURES

  • WORK ENVIRONMENT

  • Permit Completed & followed

  • Sufficient lighting

  • Thorough STA done

  • Adequate ventilation

  • Barricades, Proper Signage

  • Temperature extremes addressed

  • Trained for CSE/line break, etc

  • Awareness of area hazards

  • Special Permits acquired

RIGGING SAFETY

  • HAND SAFETY

  • Personnel qualified?

  • Gloves Used when Required

  • Procedures known / followed?

  • Proper Glove Type in use

  • Pre planning required / done?

  • Hands Free of Danger Zone

  • Is this a Critical lift?

  • Gloves in good condition

  • Load weight known / verified?

  • Putting hand/arm in blind spot

  • Center of gravity identified?

  • Avoids hot / cold, sharp or corrosive materials / objects

  • Softeners used as needed?

  • Avoids repetitive motion and awkward positioning

  • Equip. condition, inspected?

  • Recognized hand hazards properly addressed with guards or physical barriers

  • Signal person present?

  • Proper rigging, sling angle?

  • Avoids use of excessive force

  • Stable soil, footing, etc.?

  • Hand STA completed

  • Proper clearance from elect.?

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