Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

1. Support Systems

  • 1.2 Is system counterweighted properly (4xLxR/B) and mechanically attached to beam?

  • 1.3 Are counterweights non-flowable material?

  • 1.4 All hardware in place and secure?

  • 1.5 Are roof rigs tied back to a substantial structure (4:1 safety factor)?

  • 1.6 Is the spacing of suspension points equal to hoist spacing?

  • 1.7 Is the roof rig loads on jacks, not casters?

  • 1.8 Is the maximum reach for beam not exceeded?

2. Cornice Hooks

  • 2.1 Are the hooks tied back to a substantial structure (4:1 safety factor)?

  • 2.2 Are the hooks on bearing blocks?

  • 2.3 Is the parapet wall structurally sound ( non-masonry)?

  • 2.4 Is the spacing of the hooks equal to hoist spacing?

  • 2.5 Is the load capacity decal legible?

  • 2.6 Is the hook capacity equal to or greater than hoist rated working load?

3. Parapet Clamps

  • 3.1 Are clamps tied back to a substantial structure (4:1 safety factor)?

  • 3.2 Are clamps securely attached to parapet wall?

  • 3.4 Is spacing of clamps equal to hoist spacing?

  • 3.5 Is load capacity decal ledgible?

  • 3.6 Is parapet clamp capacity equal to or greater than hoist rated working load?

4. Suspension Wire Rope and Hardware

  • 4.1 Is wire rope long enough to reach the bottom of the drop plus 4 feet of traction hoist for 4 turns on the drum?

  • 4.2 Is wire rope free of damage or defects?

  • 4.3 Is wire rope correct size, length, and construction for hoist (6:1 safety factor)?

  • 4.4 Is wire rope terminated with properly sized thimble?

  • 4.5 Is wire rope terminated with properly rated shackle?

  • 4.6 Is tip of wire rope properly brazed (no visible damage)?

  • 4.7 Are there any deformities in the swaged eye?

  • 4.8 Are there any fractures in the swage button?

  • 4.9 If used, are the fist grips properly torqued?

  • 4.10 Are fist grips properly spaced?

  • 4.11 Is the wire rope rigged with the correct number of fist grips?

5. Welding Protection

  • 5.1 Is wire rope protected 4' above hoist?

  • 5.2 Is wire rope protected below hoist past platform level?

  • 5.3 Is wire rope protected with insulated thimble?

  • 5.4 Is tail of wire rope protected with insulating material?

  • 5.5 Is platform to ground lead provided?

  • 5.6 Is insulating cover protecting hoist and overspeed brake in place?

6. Platforms

  • 6.1 Is platform in good condition and free from damage or defects?

  • 6.2 Is platform assembled per manufacturers instructions?

  • 6.3 Is load capacity decal installed and legible? <br>

  • 6.4 Is platform self weight listed on decal?

  • 6.5 Does actual working load exceed capacity of platform?

  • 6.6 Is top rail, mid-rail, and toe-board installed on all open sides?

  • 6.7 Verify that platform self weight plus working load does not exceed hoist capacities?

7. Hoist

  • 7.1 Hoist stirrup and platform connections properly secured with correct grade bolts, thread locking nuts, or cotter pins?

  • 7.2 Verify proper operation of hoist

  • 7.3 Verify proper operation of overspeed brake

  • 7.4 Is hoist rated working load listed?

  • 7.5 Verify that combined hoist capacity exceeds platform weight plus actual load

  • 7.6 Verify that combined hoist is in good condition, free of damage and defects

  • 7.8 Verify all warning and rating decals are in place and legible

  • 7.9 Is the operation manual attached to the hoist?

8. Electrical

  • 8.1 Is power supply adequate for the combined hoist loads (voltage and amperage)?

  • 8.2 Is each platform on dedicated circuit?

  • 8.3 Is circuit protected by circuit breaker?

  • 8.4 Are electrical connections in good condition?

  • 8.5 Is electrical cable free of damage or defects?

  • 8.6 Does power cord have strain relief at source and all connection points?

9. Fall Arrest

  • 3.3 Is parapet wall structurally sound?

  • 9.1 Verify that each anchorage point is independent

  • 9.2 Anchorage points meet 5,000 pound strength requirement

  • 9.3 Is anchorage directly above worker?

  • 9.4 Is lifeline in good condition, protected at each chaffing point, and reaches the lowest level?

  • 9.5 Is rope grab compatible with diameter and type off lifeline?

  • 9.6 Is rope grab arrow facing up?

  • 9.7 Is rope grab in good condition free of damage or defects?

  • 9.8 Is shock absorbing lanyard in good condition free of damage or defects?

  • 9.9 Is full body harness in good condition free of damage and defects?

  • 9.10 Is full body harness adjusted properly to fit worker?

  • 9.11 Is lanyard attached to "D" ring in back of harness, between shoulder blades (not to side or front of "D" rings)?

Corrective Actions

  • List all corrective actions taken or to be taken by item number ( i.e. 1.1, 1.2, 1.3....)

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