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Monthly Site Inspection Checklist

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  • Date:

  • Follow-up inspection required:

  • Item #

I - Work Practices

  • Daily Toolbox talks (Tailboards) properly documented

  • Field Level Risk Assessment properly documented

  • Signage (Barriers / Warnings) in place

  • Emergency Numbers displayed

  • Safety Concerns / Issues addressed

  • Emergency exits clearly marked & easily accessible

  • Item #

  • II - WHMIS / TDG / Flammable Cabinet

  • All containers having controlled products (WHMIS) label

  • Safety Data Sheet (SDS) available for each hazardouschemical

  • Safety Data Sheet easily accessible by employees

  • All SDS kept up-to-date (3 years old)

  • Employees trained /informed about hazards related to chemicals

  • Appropriate PPE used while using chemicals

  • Flammables / Corrosives separate-stored in the applicable cabinet

  • Flammable / Corrosive cabinets are grounded properly

  • Nothing is stored over the flammable cabinets

  • Solid waste containers labelled

  • Hazardous waste containers labelled

  • Item #

III - Personal Protective Equipments (PPE)

  • CSA approved footwear worn as required

  • CSA / Client approved class hardhats used as required

  • PPE fitted and worn properly ie: fall protection

  • CSA approved Safety Glasses/Goggles worn as required

  • Suitable gloves for the activity

  • High visibility vests / coveralls used as required

  • Respirator: Fit Tested, users trained and stored properly

  • Face shields worn appropriate to the task ie: Grinding / Welding

  • Hearing protection worn as required

  • Other PPE worn as required ie barrier cream, leathers, etc

  • Signs posted at locations where protection is required

  • Item #

IV - Forklift and Crane Operation

  • Only trained & certified Froklift operators are operating the forklift

  • Forklift inspection logbook filled as required

  • Crane inspection logbook filled as required

  • Crane lift plan prepared for lifting > 15 000 lbs

  • Crane is operated by only trained crane operator

  • Rigging only done by qualified person

  • Slings and Rigging (Labelled, Secured and Inspected)

  • V - Housekeeping

  • Walkways free of tripping hazards ie: extension cords, welding cables

  • Accumulation of combustile materials (boxes, paper, etc.)kept to a minimum in inappropriate areas

  • Walkways free of chemicals, oils or water

  • Garbage bins are cleaned at the end of the day

  • Lunch room clean and tidy

  • Areas free of nails and protruding objects

  • Exactos kept in down and locked position when not in use

  • All openings properly covered and protected

  • Storage/metal shelves bolted down and properly secured to prevent them from falling over

VI - Material Handling

  • Materials stacked / stored to prevent sliding or collapsing

  • Equipment available to assist in moving materials (ex.dolly)

  • All employees using an electric pallet lift or a lift truck certified

  • Employees received Safe Lifting/Back Safety Training

VII - Equipment / Tools

  • All grinder, saw, drill gruards in place and stored properly

  • Disc / Stone size is correct for the grinder

  • Powe, hydraulic, pneumatic tools used in a safe manner

  • Whip checks in place for pneumatic tools

  • Item #

VIII - Machine Guarding

  • Machines/equipment/hand tool with exposed moving parts have appropriate guardings

  • Indication of what PPE to use and warning signs on machine

  • Operational emergency stop well identified on the machine

  • Shield or guards in place to prevent and protect the employees from flying debris from machine

  • Welders are using double protection (safety glasses and face shield)

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IX - Accidents: Medical Aid

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First Aid

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  • Weekly first aid inspection is in place & complete

  • Emergency equipment readily available

  • All accidents & incidents are reported

  • Item #

X - Emergency Preparedness and Response

  • First aid kit seal is intact. Inventory contents if broken

  • First aid / RTW report forms available in the first aid room

  • List of the first aiders posted in the first aid room / job board

  • Date of first aiders' certification is adequate

  • A first aider is available at all times

  • First aid room / kit is tidy and organized

  • First aid kits accessible and clearly identified

  • First aid register available

  • Spill kits available near the chemicals use

  • Eye wash bottles / station is located near the chemical use

  • Eye wash station(s) available and inspected

  • If eye wash station is not connected to the municipal water system, expiration date on the equipment or the date of the last liquid change adequate

  • Fire extinguishers are in working order and inspected

  • Fire extinguishers clearly identified (sign)

  • Employees trained in the use of fire extinguishers

  • Fire safety / evacuation plan established

  • Operating fire/smoke detection system functionnal

  • Written emergency preparedness / medical emergency plan in place

  • Item #

XI - Electrical

  • GFCI's in place when required

  • Circuit breakers or fuse panels properly labeled, kept closed and accessible

  • Extension cords kept out of wet areas

  • Certified electricians used for electrical work

  • Appropriate permanent wiring preventing the excessive use of extension cords

  • Switches, circuit breakers and switchboards installed in wet locations enclosed in weatherproof enclosures

  • Cords, panels, receptacles and plugs in good condition

  • Item #

XII - Compressed Gas Cylinders

  • Oxy & Acet are stored separately from each other

  • Bottles are properly secured

  • Item #

XIII - Welding / Hot Work / Fire Protection

  • Fire station / extinguishers clear of clutter

  • Inspection and tags up to date

  • Welding screens used

  • Hot work permits in place for the activity / current

  • Flash arrestors in place

  • Equipment available ie fire blankets, metal bucket, fire extinguishers, etc

  • Item #

XIV - Confined Space and Rescue

  • Entry permit, filled out properly by competently trained person

  • Rescue plan available

  • Entry permit posted outside the confined space

  • Item #

XV - Fall Protection

  • Fall protection used above 3m (10 feet)

  • All openings are covered with a guardrail

  • Written fall protection plan in place for work with no permanent guardrails

  • Handrails / Guardrails installed properly

  • Proper anchor points having capacity of 5000 lbs

  • Fall protection equipment inspected / maintained properly

  • Plywood covered openings appropriately marked

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XVI - HSE Documentation / Work Practices

  • Tailboards properly documented

  • FLRA filled out / applicable for the task

  • Emergency numbers posted at conspicuous locations

  • Emergency escape routes designated and posted

  • Last version of the HSE policy posted at the site

  • Safety prevention program posted and available for consultation by employees and staff

  • Item #

  • XVII - Other

  • If any of the above items were checked as "No". A follow-up plan must be set up for it

  • Correctives actions (CA): CA to be SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achivable, Realistic, Time sensitive)Each cause has to be link to a corrective action identified in the analysis table

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Corrective / Preventive Measures

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Identification # (Information to be transferred in the Corrective Action Tracking Spreadsheet

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