Information

  • Audit Title / Job (optional)

  • Client / Site (optional)

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Select all foremen present and involved in work at the time of observation

  • Select all non-foremen present and involved in work at the time of observation

  • Personnel present at job site but not listed in drop down

  • Vehicle numbers

PPE

PPE

  • Hard Hat (.135)

  • Safety Glasses (.133)

  • Safety Shoes (.136)

  • Gloves (.132)

  • FR Clothing (.269(l))

  • Rubber Gloves (.137)

  • Rubber Sleeves (.137)

  • Personal Fall Protection (.269(g))

  • Safety Vest in Work Zone (MUTCD)

  • Face Shield or Goggles (.133)

  • Hearing Protection (.95)

  • Respiratory Protection (.134)

  • Sunscreen

Work Area Safety

Work area safety

  • Tail board meeting - .269 (c)

  • Personal protective equipment

  • Energy source control

  • Procedures

  • Special precautions

  • Hazards

  • Take a picture of the tail board

  • Explain why unsatisfactory

  • Work area walk around

  • Safe & clean working environment

  • Tool condition - .269 (i)

  • Live line tools clean & serviceable - .269 (j)

  • First aid kit - .151

  • Fire extinguisher - .157

  • Proper traffic control - MUTCD

  • Wheel chocks set - .67

  • Outriggers set - .67

  • Vehicle condition - .67

  • Pre-flight aerial lift checks - .67

  • Vehicle properly grounded - .269 (q)

Work methods

Work methods

  • Substation maintenance - .269 (u)

  • Test area properly barricaded - .269 (o)

  • Testing procedures OK - .269 (o)

  • Overhead line work - .269 (q)

  • Underground line work - .269 (q)

  • Proper use of puller/tensioner - .269 (l)

  • Live -- Stick work - .269 (l)

  • Climbing poles / Pre-climb inspection - .269 (q)

  • Pole handling - .269 (q)

  • Protective grounding - .269 (n)

  • Confined/Enclosed spaces - .269 (e)

  • Gas tests

  • Ventilation

  • Rescue equipment

  • Barricade/100% or attended

  • Ladder safety - .25

  • Meter/Relay testing or installation - .333(c)

  • Proper testing

Misc

Miscellaneous

  • Crew morale or cooperativeness

  • Eyes and minds on task

  • Training needs identified

  • General Comments

Ergonomics

  • Body preparation, stretching

  • Lifting technique

  • Bending, twisting, repetition

  • Using correct tool for the job

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