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  • General Inspection

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Job Briefing

  • Is there a current Job Briefng

  • Has all the hazards been identify

  • Has all signed the Job Briefing

HOUSEKEEPING

  • Working areas clean

  • Well maintained lay down yards<br>

  • Passageways & Walkways unobstructed

  • Adequate functional lighting

  • Oil and grease removed from floors

  • Outside walkways clear of obstructions

  • Stairs and handrails in place as necessary

  • Condition of breakroom

  • All exits clearly marked and identified

  • Exit lighting properly working

FIRE PREVENTION

  • Fire extinguishers identified and inspected monthly

  • Phone numbers of fire department posted

  • Electrical receptacles covered and operable

  • Access to all Fire Extinguishers is clear/unobstructed

HAND TOOLS

  • Neat Storage?

  • Damaged tools repaired or replaced?

POWER TOOLS

  • Tools and cords in good condition?

  • All mechanical safeguards in use?

  • Tools neatly stored when not in use?

  • Right tool being used for the job at hand?

  • GFCIs (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) available for electrical tool use?

  • Is all tools with current quarterly inspection?

LADDERS

  • Ladders inspected and in good condition?

  • Properly secured to prevent slipping, sliding, or falling?

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

  • Eye protection

  • Face shields

  • Proper hand protection

  • Respirators and masks

  • Head protection

  • Traffic vest and/or high visibility garment

  • Steel toe shoes

  • Personal fall arrest systems

  • Hearing protection

Aerial Lifts

  • Daily checklist preformed

  • Is fall protection being used

  • Standing on the floor of lift

FORKLIFT

  • Forklift meets code?

  • Inspection sheet documented on days used?

FLAMMABLE GASES & LIQUIDS

  • All flammable containers are clearly identified?

  • Proper storage practices observed?

  • Flammable cabinets in use?

  • Gas cylinders secured upright?

  • Flammable storage building

  • LP Tanks

  • LP transfer stations grounding/bonding

Confined Space

  • Is the location identified on the Confined Space Form

  • Is the form filled out correctly

  • Is the Attendant present

  • Is the Air Monitor running

  • Is the reading being recorded

  • Is the sign in and out list correct

Trenching

  • Are Ladders in for trench excavation four feet or greater

  • Is the spoil pile at least two feet back from the edge

  • Is air monitoring being done

  • If excavations is greater then 5 feet then is shoring being used

WELDING & CUTTING

  • Screens & Shields present

  • PPE (goggles, gloves, & clothing)

  • Equipment in proper operating condition?

  • Electrical equipment grounded?

  • Power cables protected and in good repair?

  • Fire Extinguishers of proper type nearby?

  • Area clear of fire hazards

  • Flammable material protected?

  • Gas cylinders chained upright?

  • Fuel or oxyacetylene protected and in good condition?<br><br>(Reminder: Oxygen/Acetylene tanks must be stored minimum 12 feet apart when not in use OR have fire proof barrier between the tanks)

  • Are all cylinder caps in place for tanks in storage?

  • Are regulators removed for tanks not in use?

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