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  • Client / Site

  • Mechanics Name

Safety Documentation:

  • Does Employee have a safety manual?

  • Has a Job Hazard Analysis been documented as required?

  • Are the applicable F.P.P.checked off and incorporated into the JHA<br> Personal Protective Equipment<br> Lock-Out/Tag-Out/Try-Out<br> Jumpers<br> Live Electrical Troubleshooting<br> Mechanical Stored Energy<br> Cartop and Pit Access<br> Barricades<br> Fall Protection<br> False Cars and Running Platforms<br> Hoisting and Rigging<br>

  • Are the applicable 5 Behavioral Safety Traps checked off and incorporated into the JHA<br> Lack of Awareness<br> Diminishing the Risk<br> Lack of Concentration<br> Unintentional Pressure<br> Fear Factor<br>

Clothing & Personnel Equipment:

  • Are Employees wearing proper footwear?

  • Are safety glasses being worn?

  • Are proper gloves being worn?

  • Does employee have Arc rated gloves and sleeves available for immediate use?

Machine Room:

  • Is there safe access to the machine room?

  • Is the work area clear and clean of debris?

  • Is the area properly illuminated?

  • Are all guards in place, holes properly covered?

  • Does the Machine Room have a properly sized and rated fire extinguisher certified within 12 months?

Electrical Safety:

  • Are all power cords in use plugged into GFCI?

  • Are extension cords & drop light cords in good condition including ground prong?

  • Are drop lights properly guarded and are flashlights non-conductive?

  • Are all power tools and chargers either double insulated or with a ground prong?

  • Is employee following proper live electrical and troubleshooting procedures?

  • Is TKE jumper policy being followed completely including only authorized & registered jumper use?

  • Are meter and leads properly rated per TKE Policy (Category III, 1000V)?

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Lockout/Tagout:

  • Are energy sources locked & tagged out as required by TKE lockout policy?

  • Does employee have personal lock, hasp & tag available?

  • Are all damaged & defective tools, power cords, & ladders tagged "Out of Service"?

Fire Protection:

  • Could employee find their way out safely if they could not see?

  • Is employee following fire regulations regarding storage of flammables & combustibles?

Hoistway Procedures:

  • Can employee demonstrate proper hoistway access procedures?

  • Are all pit ladders accessible without putting TKE employee at risk?

  • Is proper Hoistway illumination available and functioning?

  • Is there a functioning car top inspection station?

  • Are pipe stands available on site?

  • Are proper barricades in place as required?

  • Prior to entering, did employee confirm car top / pit clear of oil and debris?

  • Upon exit, are all covers and guards returned to proper position?

Fall Protection:

  • Are employees tied off when required by TKE policy?

First Aid:

  • Are adequate first aid supplies on hand?

  • Does employee know how to identify blood borne pathogens and where they might be found?

  • Does employee know how to protect themselves from contaminated sources?

Hand & Power Tools:

  • Are all tools in good condition?

Hazard Communication:

  • Are SDS's available on site for all chemicals and cleaners?

  • Are all containers and chemicals clearly marked with contents?

Ladders:

  • Are portable ladders in good condition & with non-metal side rails?

  • Are ladders being used properly & for all access over 19" when stairs or ramp are not provided?

Material Handling:

  • Are proper lifting techniques being followed? (back vertical / lifting with legs)

  • Are material handling dollies and hand trucks in good condition? (wheels, handles, etc.)

Are there any OTHER UNSAFE CONDITIONS, equipment or actions? If yes, explain below. N/A if there are none

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