Title Page

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Scope of Work Performed

  • Scope of work:

Safety Documentation

  • SSSP in place and all sections completed and up-to-date?

  • SDS sheets identified in SSSP and located on the project?

  • OSHA required postings in place?

  • HAZCOM, silica, glove, and noise chart posters in place?

  • Safety Bucket in place?

Safety Training

  • Hard hat stickers in place (new hire/tasks)?

  • Training certification cards for operators of equipment?

  • New Hire Program in place (green sticker)?

  • Employees are properly trained for tasks performed?

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

  • Hard hats?

  • Eye protection (safety glasses/face shields)?

  • Gloves?

  • Hearing protection (noise above 85 db)?

  • Proper foot protection/boots?

  • Respiratory protection?

Tool Safety

  • Right tool and equipment for the job?

  • Guards and handle in place?

  • GFCI use in place?

  • Tool and equipment energy shut off during repairs/maintenance?

  • Razor knives used properly with PPE?

  • Tools are not modified?

Aerial Lift Safety

  • Controls, gauges, and labeling visible and not covered by product material (paint, caulk, concrete, etc.)?

  • Operating Manual located on lift?

  • Fire extinguisher located on lift?

  • Right size lift for task?

  • Operated on flat, level surface?

  • Not used as a crane? - No suspended loads from lifts allowed.

  • Wind monitored and not used when wind speeds are 25+ mph or recommended speeds by the manufacturer?

  • Aerial lift inspections performed?

Material Handling Equipment Safety

  • Seatbelt use in place?

  • Back-up alarms in place and functional?

  • Load capacity identified?

  • Picking attachments used - No loads suspended from forks only?

  • No damage to windows, mirrors, or lights?

  • Horn in good working order?

  • Equipment inspections performed for forklift, lull, skidsteer, etc.?

Crane Safety

  • Certified Crane Operator - NCCCO or equivalent?

  • Rigging/Signaling completed by a competent person?

  • Signaling chart posted on the crane?

  • Loads being picked within crane's capacity?

  • Hoist Plan completed?

  • Tag lines used?

  • Safe distance from power lines?

Fall Protection

  • Individual harness inspections in place?

  • Anchor points rated for 5000 lbs.?

  • Fall protection equipment set up properly so employees reduce fall distance (6')?

  • Aerial lift fall protection in place?

  • Floor/roof openings protected?

  • Warning lines / hard barricades in place?

  • Roof Safety Monitor approved by Branch Manager?

Silica Exposure

  • Site specific Exposure Control Plan in place?

  • Vacuum systems used and maintained?

  • Water-fed systems used and maintained?

  • Work area properly ventilated (fans)?

  • Plan in place to rotate workers?

  • Proper signage in place to communicate silica hazard(s)?

  • Silica tasks not outlined in Table 1 properly controlled? Plan discussed with Safety Department?

  • Are any exposure assessments needed for job tasks?

  • Respiratory protection in place?

  • Respiratory storage in place?

  • Are employees clean shaven for respirator use?

HAZCOM & Fire Protection

  • Proper containment and labeling in place?

  • Flammables stored away from combustibles?

  • Propane cylinders secured and stored away from truck/equipment traffic?

  • Welding bottles stored upright/secured/capped?

  • Fire extinguishers located near flammables/generators/equipment?

Soft Tissue Injury Prevention - STOMP

  • ERGO tools/methods utilized?

  • Manual material handling not greater than 50 lbs.?

  • Material handling equipment used (forklifts, dollies, carts, wheels on trash cans)?

  • ERGO body positions: Proper lifting? Raised work height to prevent bending over? Arms overhead? Over-reaching?

  • ERGO body positions: Raised work height to prevent bending over?

  • ERGO body positions: Arms overhead?

  • ERGO body positions: Over-reaching?

Housekeeping

  • Safe access to work areas (clear paths)?

  • Work area free of slips, trips, and holes?

  • Barricades in place with proper communication?

  • Scrap/debris is addressed as it is created?

  • Trash cans/containment available?

  • Materials properly staged and organized?

  • Protection in place (STEPPS): STOP - THINK - EMPLOYEES - PUBLIC - PROPERTY - SAFETY

  • Adequate lighting in place?

Ladder Safety

  • Ladder use approved by Branch Manager?

  • Ladders Type 1 or 1A depending on weight capacity?

  • Ladder labels in place?

  • Ladders secured to prevent accidental displacement?

  • Ladders extend 3' beyond landing?

  • Ladders set up for 4' to 1' pitch?

  • Ladder rungs/rails free of dents and defects?

  • No ladder use on the top two steps?

  • Employees working within the rails of the ladder?

Electrical Safety

  • Assured grounding color coded tape installed on cords/tools?

  • Cords in good condition (no lacerations, no insulation showing)?

  • 12 gauge cords being used (construction grade)?

  • Swing stage power cable in good condition/properly set up?

  • Temporary power inspected?

  • GFCI's in use?

General Safety Focus

  • Radio frequency/microwave antennas verified "OFF?"

  • Tools and equipment have means to secure/lock overnight?

  • Fencing/barricading in place to protect public?

  • Foreman or any other crew member bi-lingual when necessary?

Suspended Scaffolding

  • Inspected daily by a competent person?

  • Beams properly connected with a beam splice security cable?

  • Beams have the correct ratio of counterweights?

  • Tools and equipment tethered?

  • Beams tied back and secured to a proper anchor point?

  • Fall protection anchor points rated for 5,000 lbs. and properly secured?

  • Have roof davits been inspected within the last 12 months?

  • If "C" hooks are being used - Is parapet inspected by a competent person?

  • Emergency brake and overspeed device have been tested?

  • Scaffolding is a safe distance from power lines?

  • Scaffold netting, guardrails, toeboards, and fall protection are in place?

  • Areas barricaded below to prevent struck-by hazards (Controlled Access Zone - CAZ)?

  • Are all materials secured in case of high winds that create flying debris?

  • Resources available to monitor wind speeds (25 mph. max)?

Frame Scaffolding

  • Inspected daily by a competent person?

  • Safe access for employees is provided (proper ladders, hatch openings secured)?

  • Baseplates and mudsills are installed on flat, level surfaces?

  • All gaps are less than 1" apart?

  • All working levels are fully planked?

  • Debris and trash being removed?

  • Scaffolding is a safe distance from power lines and electrical sources?

  • Scaffold capacity identified?

  • Weight is within capacity limits?

  • Guardrails, toeboards, and fall protection is set up properly?

  • Areas barricaded below to prevent struck-by hazards (Controlled Access Zone - CAZ)?

  • Are all materials secured in case of high winds that create flying debris?

Roofing

  • Safe access to roof areas (ladders, boom lifts, roof access)?

  • Warning lines in place and properly installed (flags every 6')?

  • Skylights/open holes properly covered/protected?

  • Roof hatch kept closed, or if left open, a guardrail system is in place to prevent falls?

  • All materials are secured in case of high winds that create flying debris?

  • Material landing/receiving area is set up with fall protection in place (warning lines, hard barricades, tie-off)?

  • Ladders set up for 4' to 1' pitch?

  • Ladders secured to prevent accidental displacement?

  • Ladders extend 3' beyond landing?

  • Fall protection in place outside of warning lines (raptor carts, retractables, rope grabs, etc.)?

  • Flammable materials are properly stored?

  • Fire watch being used?

  • Combustibles removed?

  • Safety Monitor use approved by Branch Manager?

  • Safety Monitor has completed the Western training course

  • Safety Monitor is wearing the required SM vest?

Sheet Metal

  • Proper cut rated gloves being used?

  • Sleeves in place when handling sharp metal?

  • Safety glasses and face shield being used for cutting metal?

  • Hands and body are clear of pinch points?

  • Sharp edges are protected from snagging clothing/body parts?

  • Proper cutting tools available?

  • Cords are protected from sharp metal edges?

Deck Coating/Painting

  • Mixing area is set up properly with good housekeeping practices?

  • Employees are protected from mixing material on clothes and skin?

  • Mixing materials are properly stored with fire extinguisher in place?

  • Painting and coating application is performed with ERGO long handled tools?

  • Respiratory protection is in place (if needed)?

  • Proper ventilation is in place (if needed)?

  • Barricading and signage is in place to protect employees and pedestrians?

Hot Kettle

  • All workers are trained on Hot Kettle safe work practices?

  • Hot Kettle set up is a safe distance from combustibles?

  • Has the structural capacity of the deck been verified to hold the weight of the kettle and materials?

  • Kettle operator is in close proximity to Hot Kettle when in operation?

  • Minimum of 2 fire extinguishers are in place?

  • Hot Kettle has a working thermometer?

  • Employees are instructed on how to properly use mops to prevent splashing of hot materials on their skin and clothing?

  • First Aid/Burn Kit is available on the project?

Concrete/Masonry

  • Traffic Control Plan formulated for work areas?

  • Signs, barriers, barricades, flashing lights, and flaggers utilized?

  • Demo plan engineered?

  • Rebar capped?

  • Deck capacities known and not overloaded?

  • Materials are stored a safe distance away from leading edges?

  • Materials are secured in case of high winds?

  • Holes are properly covered, secured, and labeled "HOLE?"

  • Silica - Use "Silica Exposure" section

  • Hearing protection in place?

  • Post tension safety practices in place and communicated to crew?

  • CO monitored and controlled to keep below action levels?

  • Air compressor safety is in place (pins in connections, hose whip devices)?

Worker Observation

  • Is the employee performing the task safely?

  • Focus on the "Safe" things identified and positively reinforce them.

  • Discuss any "At Risk" acts or conditions identified and communicate corrective actions.

  • Express concern for the employee's well-being and thank them for taking the time to speak with you.

  • Comments:

Confirmation

  • General Comments:

  • Inspector's Signature:

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