Information
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Audit Title
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Document No.
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Client / Site
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Location
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Personnel
Record-keeping, Posters, Training, Communication
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Site Board visible and current
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OSHA Notice / 300 Log Posted As Necessary
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Emergency Telephone #'s Posted/Office and Board
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Location of nearest Occupational Clinic
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Job Planning Documents On-Site
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Documented Pre-Install
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Written or Electronic Safety Program On-Site
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Stretching/Daily Warmup
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Daily Crew Huddle Documented
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Weekly Safety Mtgs Documented
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GHS Information Posted
Haz Com
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GHS Information Posted
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Employees know about the subject
First Aid and Emergency
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Stocked/Current first aid kit on-site
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Crisis Management Kit on-site
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Stokes Basket on-site and accessible
Public Vehicular Traffic Safety
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Barricades, cones, warning tape, used as needed
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Competent, instructed flag person wearing hi-vis garments
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Adequate warning signs and markers on equipment and roadway
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Dust control as needed
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Work zone of heavy equipment and danger zones protected from pedestrians and other traffic
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Equipment inspected daily and safe to use
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Back-up alarms and horns functional
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Lighting adequate
PPE
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Hardhat, Safety Glasses, Work Gloves, Proper Boots
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FR Clothing
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High Visibility Clothing
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Respiratory protection used as necessary
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Hearing protection used as necessary
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No shorts/sleeveless shirts
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Other PPE (face protection; specialty equipment; etc.)
Cranes, Riggers, Signal Person
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Annual Inspection Documented
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Daily Inspection by competent person
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Inspection Log maintained
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Load Capacity Chart on machine
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Crane within 1% level
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Proper cribbing and/or mats
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Power lines deactivated, removed, protected, or safe distance
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Qualified Operator
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Qualified Rigger/Signal Person
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Swing Radius Controlled
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Critical Lift Permit used if necessary
Motor Vehicles and Heavy Equipment
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Daily inspection completed as required
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Horn and backup alarm operable
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Seat belts used
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Job traffic controlled
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Adequate signage for safe travel
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Inspected and charged fire extinguisher on equipment
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Weights and loads controlled
Stairways and Ladders
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Properly Inspected and in good condition
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Properly Secured
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Necessary labels visible and legible
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Straight ladders extend 3' above landing area
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Step ladder properly used
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Guard rails provided for stairway landing areas
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Handrails provided for stairways with 4 or more risers
Scaffolding
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Properly erected and supervised by competent person
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Properly tagged
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Fall protection/prevention used at 10' and above
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Scaffolding tied to structure 30' horizontally and 20' vertically
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Scaffolding plumb, cross bracing in place
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Fully planked and toe boards in place
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Plank spacing is 1" or less
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Plank extends 6" or more (or) plank ends cleated
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Base plates and mud sills used as necessary
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Ladder access provided
Fall Protection
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Proper fall protection at 6' or greater
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Personnel below are protected from falling objects
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Controlled access zones used
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Warning lines 6'-10' from edge
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Wall opening guarded
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Open sided floors or platforms 6' or more from lower level equipped with proper guardrail
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Floor openings 2" or more properly barricaded/protected/secured/marked/covered
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Guardrails in place/replaced after each load received
Housekeeping
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Clean and organized work trailers
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Trash picked up and disposed of regularly
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Walkways and passageways clear
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Portable toilets/handwashing stations - adequate, cleaned, and serviced
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Work areas neat and organized
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No projecting nails/Screws
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Material stored in orderly and safe manner
Fire Protection & Prevention
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No unauthorized burning
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1 fire extinguisher/3000sqft
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Fire extinguisher within 50' of flammable liquids
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Bulk fuel - labeled, grounded, and stored >25' from construction operations
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Approved metal safety containers for gasoline and diesel
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No Smoking posted and enforced
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Flammable and explosive materials stored and handled safely
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Required number of fire extinguishers are inspected and tagged
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All vehicles & other mobile equipment provided with fire extinguisher
Aerial Lifts
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Daily Inspection
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Proper Use
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Fall Protection if required
Hot Work
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Hot-work permit completed/posted
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Personnel qualified
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Welding screens provided
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Fire extinguisher present
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Proper additional PPE provided
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Equipment in good repair, insulators, grounding, welding leads
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Adequate ventilation or respirator utilized
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Fire watch provided 30 minutes post work
Concrete and Masonry
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Proper scaffolding
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Safe hoisting equipment
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Masonry walls over 8' braced if required/applicable
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Limited Access Zone established (height of wall >=4')
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Fall protection/prevention
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Guardrails on all open floors
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All protruded rebar guarded
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Other PPE
Electrical
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Assured Grounding Program up to date
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All electrical equipment in good condition
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Lighting cords and wiring secured with NON-conductive material
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Power tools are protected with GFCI or internal grounding
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Pinch/drive-over hazards eliminated
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Terminal boxes properly covered
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Exposed light bulbs equipped with protective cage and bulbs in place
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Good work practices (cords out of pathways, kept out of water, etc.)
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Adequate Arc Flash Protection
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Arc Flash Equipment inspected and in good condition
Hand Tools
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Guards in place
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Safe work practices
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Stored safely
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Maintained properly and in good condition
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Correct tool used/used for intended purpose
Confined Space
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Declared Permit or non-permit
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Rescue Plan communicated and understood
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Air monitor on site (properly calibrated, properly used)
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Atmosphere test results documented
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Energy sources locked out/tagged out
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Adequate ventilation
Cylinders
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Compressed gas cylinders stored and secured upright
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Empty gas cylinders marked
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Stored properly
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Cylinders capped
Excavations
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Competent person on-site
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Was one-call system contacted
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Protective system
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Holes, trenches, excavations, etc. are identified and protected
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Surface encumbrances protected/supported
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Ladder or ramp within 25' of all employees in trenches 4' or greater in depth
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Utilities protected/supported
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Spoil piles minimum of 2' from edge of excavation
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Overhead power lines minimum distance of 20'
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Only Vogel Bros employees using Vogel Bros equipment
Haz-Mat
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Lead
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Asbestos
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Silica
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Mercury
Miscellaneous
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Proper lifting/material handling
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Unusual exposures identified and controlled
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Potable water available
Other items found
Positive Insight
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Comments
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Safety Representative
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Superintendent
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Foreman