Information

  • Project Name & Number

  • Location
  • Conducted on

  • Superintendent

  • Project Manager

  • Inspection reviewed with?

  • Prepared by:

Soft Tissue Operations Mitigation Program

  • Material handling plan in place. No lifting over 50 Lbs.

  • Material Moving Equipment on site and in use (i.e. carts, dolleys,hoist, wire carts, fork lifts, etc.)

  • Proper lifting procedures addressed on site specific plan and enacted on the field?

  • Team members trained on STOMP procedures

  • Repetitive motion tasks addressed and plan in place to prevent injuries?

  • Daily Safety Huddle being done

  • what was today's topic

  • was there a JHA Performed.

  • Safety Observations being performed?

  • Is safety Training being performed

  • Supervisor Audits and Observations being performed

  • Supervisor set proper example to address STOMP issues – mechanical aids – Observations.

Personal Protective Equipment

  • Hard hats, safety glasses in use by all personnel

  • Gloves (sharp edges, using knives, handling materials)

  • Proper foot gear and protective clothing. Traffic vest if necessary

  • comments

Administration

  • Is site specific Plan in place?

  • Employees on site signed

  • JHA updated according to changing scope of work?

  • Emergency program in place

  • trained personnel

  • Emergency Phone Number posted

  • State / Fed. Posters (English-Spanish) Posted?

  • Safety manual available?

  • Hazard communication program available?

  • IS there cold water provided

Hazard Communication (HazCom)

  • Employees trained on Hazard communication Risks ?

  • Proper labels on containers?

  • (SDS) Safety data Sheets manual current?

  • Emergency Action Plan available?

  • First-Aid Kit Available?

  • First-Aid/CPR trained personal onsite

  • (BBP) Bloodborne Pathogens control plan available?

  • Is there a Silica Exposure Control Plan In Place?

  • Is the competent person performing inspections and implementing the ECP?

  • Can the competent person identify existing and foreseeable silica hazards

  • are exposed employees trained on silica exposure and know how to mitigate it?

  • Do employees have access to SDS sheet on silica exposure in the workplace

Medical/Emergency

  • Incident investigation proecedure in place and forms available

  • Employees understand Incident<br>Reporting procedure

  • Map to medical facility posted

  • Have there been any incidents onsite

  • Employees trained to prevent similar incidents

  • Is employee back to work

  • Why

Electrical (General)

  • Are electrical rooms Compliant with company policies?

  • Electrical Rooms
  • Adequate lighting

  • Signage present

  • Electrical room protected

  • Electrical panels protected and locked

  • Energized parts protected

  • Extension cords in compliance per company policy

  • Extension Cords
  • Outer insulation damage on cords

  • Approves three wire extension cords

  • Ground prongs on cords

  • Cords protected from pulling

  • Cords protected from traffic

  • Temporary Panels in compliance

  • Temporary Panels
  • GFCI's used and functioning

  • Signage present

  • Proper use of temporary power<br>boxes

  • Safety plates on outlets and J boxes

  • J box knockouts utilized

  • Hardware splices in J boxes

LOCK OUT/ TAG OUT (LOTO)

  • LOTO procedures actionable

  • Are employees Authorized for the procedure?

  • Do they need to be Trained?

  • LOTO procedures log being used according to company policy

  • Do we have the necessary equipment for LOTO procedures including kit, tags, permanent locks

  • Is company procedure being followed?

  • what is the deficiency and how will it be corrected?

Hot Electrical Work

  • Is hot electrical work being conducted

  • JSA completed

  • All affected employees briefed

  • Proper level of PPE being used

  • Insulated gloves tested and up to<br>date

  • Electrical PPE inspected

  • LOTO procedures being used

  • Boundaries established and barriers set

  • Back up person trained in emergency<br>procedure

  • JSA steps and procedure being<br>observed

  • Components de‐energized

  • Energized parts protected

Ladders & Stairs

  • Are there ladders being used

  • Safe procedures being followed

  • Ladders inspected

  • Safe work distance kept from hazards

  • Employees not using top two rungs

  • Extension ladders only used to gain access? extend 3 feet above landing or secured at top

  • Step ladders in the open position

  • Rope for hoisting present with<br>extension ladders

  • Landings and treads filled on stairs

  • Handrails on stairs and landings

  • Stairs illuminated

  • Ladder inspection

  • Ladder Inspection
  • Side rails in good condition?

  • Steps or rungs not loose or damaged?

  • Spreader braces not damaged and open fully

  • Rivets, screws or bolts not missing or damaged

  • free from oil grease or slippery materials

  • All Decals are legible

  • Non slip feet in good condition

  • is ladder stable not loose or wobbly?

  • Are hinges spreaders in good condition?

Fall Protection (29CFR 1926.500's)

  • Are there fall hazards present?

  • Fall protection plan (site specific)

  • Guardrails present

  • Floor wall and window openings protected

  • Fall protection being used at 6 feet or higher

  • Proper anchorage points used

  • Harness being worn properly

  • Employees trained

  • Safety harness, lanyards, and<br>retractable inspected?

  • Overhead protection from falling<br>objects in place

  • HLL and vertical life lines inspected<br>and used properly

Scissor & Aerial Lifts

  • Are aerial lifts being used

  • Operators trained

  • Equipment/workplace inspections<br>completed and documented

  • Operators following safety<br>procedures

  • Harness and lanyard used in aerial lifts

  • Safe work distance kept from<br>elevation changes

  • Gate or chain secured

  • Nothing used to increase height

  • Load ratings observed

  • Is equipment operated on a flat level surface?

Motorized Equipment (Sky Jack, Backhoe etc.)

  • Is there earthmoving or telescopic handler equipment being used?

  • Operator trained on that particular<br>equipment

  • What kind of equipment?

  • Name the employees that require training and equipment.

  • How many years of experience does he have operating the equipment?

  • When do we need to conduct training?

  • inspections done?

  • Training documents available

  • Equipment inspections documented

  • Seat belt utilized

  • Back up alarm functioning

  • Horn functioning

  • Earth moving Equipment Inspection
  • What kind of equipment?

  • inspections done?

  • Training documents available

  • Seat belt utilized

  • Back up alarm functioning

  • Horn functioning

  • Are there any problems with the equipment

Hand & Power Tools

  • Is there a risk associated with hand and power tools?

  • Employees trained

  • Additional PPE provided or available

  • Safe practices being observed

  • Tool in good condition

  • Proper tool for the job

  • Information label on tool

  • Manufacturer instructions being<br>observed

  • Cord in good condition

  • Guards in place

Excavations

  • Are there any risk associated with excavations?

  • Competent person present

  • Walls sloped or shored to prevent cave in prior to employees getting inside?

  • Utilities located and marked

  • Employees trained

  • Daily Inspections documented

  • Proper access if is more than 4' deep

  • Access and exits within 25 feet

  • Fissures, cracks or shrinkage evident

  • Surface conditions acceptable

  • Perimeter protected/barricaded

  • Traffic exposure controlled

  • Top of shoring18 inches above ground

  • More than 6 inches between box &<br>excavation wall

  • Spoil 2 feet back from edge

  • Excavations more than 20 feet deep<br>engineered

  • Water entering excavation

Housekeeping

  • slip trip hazards risk

  • Slip, trip, fall hazards protected and<br>clearly visible

  • Slip, trip, fall hazards eliminated

  • Stairs clear of tripping hazards

  • Work platforms clean

  • Walkways clear

  • Clear access to building or site

  • Materials properly stored

  • Trash in protected container

  • Superintendent Signature

  • Comments

  • Add media

  • Project Manager

  • Address behavioral issues positive and negative – Other general comments – PPE worn – Supervisor set proper example – accidents / near misses reported

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