Title Page

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

General Public

  • Proper and visible signage in place

  • Free of Obstacles

  • Traffic control when required

  • Access to site controlled

Safety Board

  • Copies of the rescue plan procedures signed by the employer and supervisor of the underground workers shall be posted in conspicuous place on the project<br>Section 264(2).

  • Notice of project and any other Ministerial documents (MOL)

  • Notices describing how to sound a fire alarm posted in a conspicuous place<br>Section 248

Safety Board Contents

  • Health and Safety at Work: Prevention Starts Here

  • What You Should Know About The Ontario Employment Standards Act

  • Occupational Health and Safety Act and Construction Regulations (Green Book)

  • WHMIS Regulations<br>Reg 860

  • Company Occupational Health and Safety Policy

  • Work Place Violence and Harassment Policy

  • JHSC or Safety Rep Poster and posted, minutes, meetings

  • In Case of Injury Poster

  • First Aid Regulations 1101

  • Names and Location of trained first aid rep and copies of tickets posted?

  • WHMIS Binder

  • Emergency Procedures (including Fire Plan, and rally points)

  • ERP in place

Hygiene Section 260

  • Heated Change Rooms<br>Section 260(1)

  • Change room available and cleaned every 24 hours<br>Section 260(4)

  • 1 shower and 1 wash basin with hot water for every 10 workers.<br>Section 260(6)

Emergency Responce

  • Emergency plan in place, communicated, signed and posted.<br>Section 264

  • Emergency numbers posted along with location description.<br>

  • First Aiders on site.<br>Section 261

  • 1 first aid kit at entrance and in every shaft/tunnel<br>Section 262

  • First aid kits and rescue equipment inspected monthly.

  • At least 1 basket stretcher<br>Section 263

  • Rescue tanks available in appropriate location<br>

  • Tank capacity appropriate for tunnel length <br>Section 266

  • Rescue tank inspected within last 30 days<br>Section 266

  • At least 4 rescuers available on site. Check current training and practice records (refresh within last 30 days)<br>Section 265

  • Is there an effective communications system while underground (tunnel phone)<br>Section 269

Fall Protection Plan

  • Must have a written plan provided for a workplace by the employer, which must specify fall hazards, fall protection and procedures for rescue.

  • Lifelines and safety harnesses are inspected per use and are being used according to manufacturers manual.

  • Lifelines attaches to an independent firm structural member.

  • Are openings controlled to prevent unauthorized acess

  • Lifelines have adequate breaking strength and documentation on site?

Access and Egress

  • Check to see if check in/out procedure that accounts for all underground personnel is being used

  • Safe means of entrance and egress including latching gate and railing at top shaft.<br>Section 282(4)

  • Handrails/guardrails in place.<br>Section 282

  • Hoist required if shaft is more than 30m.

  • Adequate lighting in tunnel (1 light every 10’)

  • No ice or loose objects at top of shaft<br>Section 283

  • Walkway provided in tunnel (at least 1 foot wide)<br>Section 313(2)

  • Top worker on site when workers below<br>Section 246

Atmospheric Conditions

  • Air monitoring in effect<br>Section 330

  • Dust, fumes, vapours etc., controlled at source.

  • Adequate ventilation in the tunnel<br>Section 329

  • Air monitor calibrated and bump checked as schedules

Onsite Vehicles

  • Traffic plan followed, signallers used as required

  • Operated at safe speed and manner

Air Tools

  • Air supply disconnected for servicing and adjustments

  • Trigger mechanism operating correctly

  • Hoses do not present tripping hazard

  • Hoses wired together and stacked neatly out of the way

WHMIS

  • Appropriate WHMIS labels

  • Contents on Label

  • Stored in a manner compatible with contents

  • No leaks

Personal Protective Equipment

  • No loose clothing near moving equipment

  • Green patch boots with steel shank and metatarsal protection

  • Hard hat, eye protection, hearing and realities protection all available

  • Safety Harness and lanyards

  • High visibility clothing worn

  • Self rescue devices inspected and “at hand” in the tunnel<br>Section 268

Compressed Gas Cylinders

  • Secured, standing on end, empties capped<br>

  • Stored away from heat and sparks.

Electrical

  • Ground fault circuit interrupters

  • Cords elevated or covered, “no tripping hazards”, insulation intact

  • Energized rooms are locked

  • Temporary lighting does not have broken or missing bulbs

  • Emergency lights tested<br>Section 276

Fire Protection

  • Fire extinguishers are accessible, in working order and inspected

  • Fire extinguishers at the top and bottom of every shaft

  • Fire extinguishers at each electrical panel, TBM and locomotive

  • Standpipe, fire line and hose as required in tunnel<br>Section 251-254

  • Fire line outlet and valve every 45 metres

  • Hose every 46 metres

  • Hose stored on rack

  • Siamese connection at the surface of the shaft

  • Gasoline and flammable also stored in approved containers away from the shaft.<br>Section 255-256

  • Maximum 8 hours worth of fuel underground in storage<br>Section 255(4)

  • No combustibles stored underground other than for immediate use<br>Section 258

  • Emergency phone numbers listed

  • Temporary heating devices provided with adequate clearance.

  • Danger signs in hazard area

Hazard Controls

  • Lock out procedure being adhered to when applicable

  • WHMIS and SDS is current (within last 3 years)

  • Signs and tags are in use for lock out/ tag out

Housekeeping

  • Work area is clean and free of debris.

  • Spilled or leaked liquids are cleaned up.

  • Adequate garbage containers available.

  • Nails are bent over

  • Materials and equipment stored in a safe manner.

  • Combustible waste materials stored safely and removed from work site.

Ladders

  • Rings, rails and rope in good condition.

  • Placed 1 foot away from the base for every 4 feet in height.

  • Extends 3 feet above platform being accessed.

  • Barricaded when used in passageways and stairwells.

  • Secured ladder at top and bottom.

  • Remove broken ladders from site

Machine Guards

  • Prevent any contact with moving parts.

  • Prevent access to danger area during operation.

Powder Actuated Tools

  • Hearing and eye protection being worn.

  • Operators trained and authorized to use.

Repairs to Equipment

  • Out of order equipment is shut down and locked out

  • Suitable signs have been posted

  • Suspended and raised equipment is blocked prior to work.

  • All repaired equipment to be tagged and identified

Crane, Rigging Equipment and Slings

  • Crane inspection done

  • Qualified crane operator

  • Loaded in accordance with allowable workloads rated capacities. Is rigger qualified

  • Check for wear, safe workload tags on slings/chains

  • Check storage area -chains/slings should be hung up in dry, covered area.

  • Tag line is being used for all lifts

Scaffolds

  • All braces, connectors on, guard rails on open sides and ends, toe boards, planks of minimum 2”-10” width with 6”-12” overhang

  • Plumb and tied to structure

Inspection of Haulage Equipment

  • No internal combustion engines shall be used in a tunnel on a project without the prior written consent of a director.<br>Section 36

  • A haulage locomotive shall have suitable brakes, an audible bell and controls that can be operated only by a worker at the drivers station.<br>Section 310

  • You the inspector had inspected such job location to the best of your knowledge

  • Co-Inspector

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