Title Page

  • Customer name

  • Job Site Name

  • Job Site Location
  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Crew Foreman

Safety Training

  • Have employees been trained on the proper use, inspection, and maintenance of tools and equipment

  • Has a job briefing been completed before the start of the job

  • Is the job briefing formal

Electrical Hazards

  • Do electrical hazards exist on this job site

  • If yes fill out the rest of the questions in the Electrical Hazards section

  • Have employees been trained to recognize and qualified to work within proximity to electrical hazards

  • Are the employees aware what the voltage of the lines are

  • Are the employees at the proper distance

  • If the distance is not correct did the employer implement a hazard abatement plan

  • Are employees using non-conductive equipment and tools when working around energized electrical conductors<br>

  • If employees are closer than 10 feet to an energized line, is there a second qualified line clearing worker within visual or voice communication

  • Are tie-ins for climbers above the work area and located so if the worker were to slip it would swing them away from the energized line<br>

Traffic Control

  • Is the job site exposed to traffic

  • If Yes, answer the following questions in the Traffic Control section

  • Have employees been trained in working next to traffic and setting up signs & barricades

  • Are employees exposed to traffic wearing high visibility apparel

Emergency Proceedures

  • Is there a first aid kit on the job site

  • Have employees been trained in identifying poisonous plants & animals

  • Have employees been trained in emergency response and rescue procedures

  • Have employees been trained in general first aid and CPR

Personal Protective Equipment Compliance

  • Hard Hat

  • Face Protection

  • Hearing Protection

  • Eye Protection

  • Cut resistant leg protection for chainsaw operators on the ground

Chain Saws

  • Do climbers have their chain saws secure when working aloft

  • Are employees operating the chain saws with two hands

  • Are climbers that are using chain saws using a second means of being secure to the tree

  • If the chain saw is being carried more than two feet is the chain brake engaged or saw shut off

General

  • Is equipment being run at least 10 feet from refueling areas

  • Are flammable liquids stored and dispensed from approved containers<br>

  • Is smoking prohibited when handling or working around flammable liquids<br>

  • Are fire extinguishers seen on the job

  • Ladders in good condition

  • Are the tree climbers secure at all times while working in the tree, including climbing up

  • If work is above 12 feet is there a second worker trained in emergency procedures within visual or voice communication

  • Is the tie-in position above the climber in the tree

  • Has a safe drop zone and communications been established between employees before cutting begins

  • Are large limbs that cannot be controlled by the climber lowered down with rigging line

  • If workers are installing a cabling system are they positioned to the side of it

  • Is brush being chipped, shredded, or dumped and not burned

Brush Chippers

  • Have employees been trained on how to operate wood chippers

  • Do chippers without mechanical in feed systems have anti-kickback device

  • Are the chippers with mechanical feeds equipt with quick stop and reversing device

  • Is the proper PPE being used loading the chipper

  • Are employees loading the chipper in a safe manner

Stump Grinders

  • Are employees properly trained on how to use wood chippers

  • Are there enclosures or guards on the grinder

Pesticide Applications

  • If pesticides are being applied fill out the rest of the questions in this section

  • Are pesticide applicators liscensed

  • Have employees been trained in OSHA's HAZCOM Standard

  • Is there a clean water source at the work site for emergency decontamination<br>

  • Is proper PPE being used based on the chemicals SDS sheets

Vehicles and Aerial Devices

  • Vehicle #

  • Are outriggers or stabilizers out and on pads

  • If there are no outriggers, are the wheels chocked<br>

  • If there are no outriggers, are the wheels chocked

  • Dielectric Date

  • Signs

  • Cones

  • Are employees wearing the correct fall protection in the bucket<br>

  • Fire Extinguisher

  • Pre/Post Trip Inspections

  • Vehicle #

  • Are outriggers or stabilizers out and on pads<br><br>

  • If there are no outriggers, are the wheels chocked

  • Are employees wearing the correct fall protection in the bucket

  • Dielectric Date

  • Signs

  • Cones

  • Fire Extinguisher

  • Pre/Post Trip Inspections

  • Vehicle #

  • Are outriggers or stabilizers out and on pads

  • If there are no outriggers, are the wheels chocked

  • Dielectric Date

  • Signs

  • Are employees wearing the correct fall protection in the bucket<br>

  • Cones

  • Fire Extinguisher

  • Pre/Post Trip Inspections

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