Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Job safety hazard analysis (JHA) completed

  • JHA complete as required

Equipment

  • All truck license tags, insurance cards, and fuel cards valid

  • Indicate which is found valid

  • All trucks have CURRENT DOT inspections

  • Wheel chocks and outrigger pads on all equipment where required

  • Indicate which has been found

  • All vehicle cabs are clean and free of debris

Traffic Control

  • Proper signs, cones, and laggers used as required

PPE

  • Rubber gloves and sleeves have been dielectrically tested as required

  • Rubber gloves are being worn when required

  • Hard hats, road vest, safety glasses, and leather gloves worn as required

  • Indicate which has been found

  • Rubber over shoes worn as required

  • Employees working aloft are wearing non-conductive body harness

  • And lanyard attached to the proper anchor point

  • Proper FR clothing worn as required

Cover Up

  • Rubber goods are properly stored to prevent damage

  • Rubber goods inspected before use and in date

  • Energized conductors and equipment are properly covered

  • Neutral and all secondary points of contact properly covered

Safety Protective Grounds(SPG's)

  • SPG's have been inspected as required and test date current

  • SPG's are installed, and used, per SEPCO requirements

  • All equipment requiring grounds are grounded properly

  • Is EPZ grounding done?

Crane Trucks

  • Daily inspection complete

  • Outriggers and pads properly applied

  • Man basket free of debris and in good working order

Rigging Inspection

  • Rating Tag, Checked for damage etc.

Comments

  • Comments

  • Signature of auditor

  • Add drawing

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