JOB SITE INSPECTION CHECKLIST

JOB SITE INSPECTION CHECKLIST

Appropriate attire and personal protection procedures and equipment are crucial in preventing hazards on the job site. Eye Protection: Safety glasses, goggles, or shields should be worn on all construction sites. Head Protection: Foot Protection: Respiratory Protection: Scaffolding: Electrical safety:
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DESCRIPTIONS ACTION TAKEN
1. SITE ACCESS
Clean, level ground
Adequate ramps
Adequate stairs
Adequate ladders
2. PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
Hard hats worn
Fall protection worn
Skin protection:                 Worn
                                             Available
Eye & face protection:      Worn
                                             Available
Hearing protection:           Worn  
                                             Available
Respiratory protection:     Worn
                                             Available
3. GUARDRAILS, BARRICADES
Located where required
Properly constructed
Adequately secured
4. LADDERS
Secured
Proper angle (extension ladders)
Proper size and type
Safe, usable condition
Properly Used
Prper Handrail and Landings
Non-Slip condition
5. FIRE PROTECTION
Extinguishers where required
Fully charged
Adequately identified
Master emergency plan
6. PUBLIC WAY PROTECTION
Properly located (within 4.5 m)
Covered where required
Min. height, width requirement
Proper rail on street side
Proper lighting, where required
7. HOUSEKEEPING
Clear walkways
Clear work areas
Clear access and landing
8. FALL PROTECTION
CSA Approved
Properly worn
Safe, usable condition
Unprotected openings and edges
Working from:                   Ladders
                                          Scaffolds
                                          Swings tages
9. STAIRWELLS AND RAMPS
Proper filler blocks in metal stairs
Proper cleats on ramps
Adequate lighting in stairwells
Proper handrails or guardrails
10. SCAFFOLDS
Properly erected (all parts used)
Proper access to platform
Proper guardrails, toeboards
Properly planked
Properly secured
Acceptable loading
11. POWER TOOLS, EQUIPMENT
General condition
Proper guards, cords, PPE
Tagging as Defective
12. EXTENSION CORDS
Outdoor-type, rated over 300 volts
Condition of casing, ends, connections
13. GAS CYLINDERS
Properly located
Properly secured
Properly moved or lifted
Properly hooked up
14. WORKER EDUCATION
WHMIS training
Company safety policy and program
Injury reporting
Hazard reporting
OHS Act and Regulations
Personal HS responsibilities
15. FIRST AID REQUIRMENTS
Adequate qualified first aiders on jobsite
First aid kits:             Adequate number
                                 Adequate contents
16. CRANES, HOISTS, ETC.
Competent signaller
Proper lifting containers
Safety catches on all hooks
Proper use of tag lines
Condition of slings, hardware
Maintenance log available
Competent operator
Safe setup of equipment
17. TRAFFIC CONTROL
Trained traffic controllers
Properly located
Clean, regulation sign
Properly dressed (including vest)
18. WELDING
Fire extinguisher readily available
Rods and cylinders properly labeled
Proper eye protection worn
MSDSs readily available
Properly secured ground cables
Gas cylinders upright and secured
Proper screens and exhaust
19. ELEVATING WORK PLATFORM
Working Training
Properly used
Safe, unsafe Condition
Acceptable loading
Manufacturer’s operating manual
20. TEMPORARY POWER SUPPLY
Properly identified
Overhead lines flagged and secured
Surface cables buried or protected
21. SIGNS AND PRINT MATERIAL
OHS Act and regulations
Warning signs
MSDSs
Emergency phone list
Report forms
WSIB Form 82 poster
22. MATERIALS STORAGE
Properly moved or lifted
Safely piled, stacked, bundled
Properly labeled (WHMIS)
Properly located
23. TRENCHES AND EXCAVATIONS
Trench
Appropriate shoring used
Proper access to trench
Excavated soil properly placed
Proper storage of materials in and above
24. CONFINED SPACES
Proper access to trench
Proper access to trench
Proper access to trench
Safety harness, lifeline properly anchored and used.
Rescue equipment readily available
Air testing before entry
Proper access
25. SUSPENDED SCAFFOLDS
Properly attached and capable of at least 4 times maximum load
Outrigger beam tied to fixed support with adequate counterweight
All mechanical/electrical devices in good working condition
Independent lifelines for each worker (extend to ground)
Engineer’s drawing on site if required
26. FORMWORK
Guardrails and fall-arrest system
Inspection statement by engineer or competent worker
Design drawings kept on project
27. HYGIENE
Cleanliness of facilities
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