Construction Project Safety Checklist Date * Time * 121234567891011 : 0030 AMPM Person Completing Form * BryceColtonDougJohnKenMikeRichTom Is this a new client? * Yes No Client * Abby Brown Deppert Diederich Guidi Harrington Higham Kulas MacPherson Musgrave Prefontaine Schacht Uppal Weisner Zielke New Client Name * Site Address * City * Province * Postal Code 1. GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES FOR SAFETY & HEALTH The prime contractor is responsible to do everything reasonably practicable to ensure compliance with all legal requirements. #1.1 * Yes No n/a Sub Contractors Registered #1.2 * Yes No n/a WSBC Clearance Letters Obtained 2. NOTICE OF PROJECT (NOP) The Owner or Prime must submit a NOP before any construction project (including demo or excavation) where the total costs exceed $100K, or the project includes an excavation more than 1.2m(4ft) in depth, in which a worker may be required to enter. #2.1 * Yes No n/a Notice of Project Obtained 3. TRAINING, INSTRUCTION, AND SUPERVISION OF WORKERS #3.1 * Yes No n/a Workers are provided with the information, instruction, training, and supervision necessary to ensure their safety and the safety of any other workers at the workplace. This requirement applies to each contractor on site. 4. HAZARD ASSESSMENT #4.1 * Yes No n/a Voltage of overhead power lines in the work area determined through power authority & minimum distance of approach. #4.2 * Yes No n/a Power authority contacted if minimum distance from electrical conductors cannot be maintained and movement by a worker or equipment may result in entering the minimum distances. #4.3 * Yes No n/a Underground Services Identified. BC One Call: 1-800-474-6886 or *6886 from mobile phone #4.4 * Yes No n/a Construction fencing & KC barriers in place as required. #4.5 * Yes No n/a “Construction Site – Do Not Enter Without Hard Hat & Safety Boots” sign is clearly visible and in good order. #4.6 * Yes No n/a “Keith Construction” sign clearly visible and in good order. 5. CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL HAZARDS #5.1 * Yes No n/a WHMIS Education and training; current applicable safety data sheets (SDS) readily available; online is ok. #5.2 * Yes No n/a Procedures in place for: use, storage, and disposal of chemicals and designated substances (eg. roof tar, damp proofing, isocyanates, glues, coatings, concrete grinding, drywall sanding). #5.3 * Yes No n/a Use of Internal combustion engines indoors: venting, service & maintenance, emission control (eg. gas powered cut off saws, skid steers, loaders, excavators, soil compactors) 6. FIRST AID SUPPLIES AND EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT #6.1 * Yes No n/a First Aid Services and Equipment Provided (in accordance with First Aid Assessment for site). #6.2 * Yes No n/a Written First Aid procedures in place; map showing directions to nearest hospital on site. #6.3 * Yes No n/a Charged, certified, Fire Extinguisher on site 7. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT #7.1 * Yes No n/a Safety footwear worn, in good condition, and with green CSA triangle. #7.2 * Yes No n/a Safety eyewear worn when applicable (flying debris). #7.3 * Yes No n/a Safety headgear worn when applicable (overhead/side hazards). #7.4 * Yes No n/a High visibility apparel when applicable (working in proximity to mobile equipment). #7.5 * Yes No n/a Respirators used where applicable (eg. exposure to asbestos fibers or silica dust). 8. HEARING CONSERVATION #8.1 * Yes No n/a Construction workers’ hearing is tested annually. #8.2 * Yes No n/a Hearing protection provided/worn where exposure exceeds 82 dBa over eight hours: Carpenter/Framer (91dBa) Concrete Worker (92 dBa) Crane Operator (90 dBa) Drywaller (89 dBa) Electrician (89 dBa) Jackhammer Operator (97 dBa) Labourer (93 dBa) Mobile Equipment Operator (91 dBa) Roofer (95 dBa) Truck Driver (88 dBa) Welder (92 dBa) 9. TRENCHES, EXCAVATIONS, AND UNDERGROUND SERVICES #9.1 * Yes No n/a Excavation work carried out in accordance with instructions of Geotech or the requirements of the WCB. Workers shall not enter any trench or bulk excavation more than 1.2 m (4 ft) in depth unless: The sides are sloped to a safe angle at least 3 horizontal to 4 vertical, or The sides have been supported by shoring and bracing, or A combination of both sloping & shoring is used, or There are stamped/sealed written instructions for safe worker entry available on-site by a p. Eng. #9.2 * Yes No n/a Excavations sloped/shored appropriately or evaluated by a p. Eng./Geotech. 10. ELECTRICAL SAFETY #10.1 * Yes No n/a Overhead high-voltage electricity. #10.2 * Yes No n/a General limits of approach reviewed with all workers. #10.3 * Yes No n/a Electrical power tools and cords. #10.4 * Yes No n/a Electrical cords inspected. Cords with broken/frayed insulation or missing ground prongs not in use. #10.5 * Yes No n/a Class A GFCI used for portable electrical tools when working outdoor &/or in wet/damp conditions. 11. SAFE ACCESS, OPENINGS, & LADDERS #11.1 * Yes No n/a Elevated walkways at least 50 cm (20 in) wide. #11.2 * Yes No n/a Stairways complete with handrails installed before beginning work on the next floor level. #11.3 * Yes No n/a Floor and roof openings effectively covered/guarded. #11.4 * Yes No n/a Suitable access openings for safe delivery of drywall from boom truck/forklift into structure as applicable. #11.5 * Yes No n/a Suitable ladders, work platforms, and scaffolds provided for activities above a floor or grade. #11.6 * Yes No n/a Ladders in good condition and secured from slipping. #11.7 * Yes No n/a Ladders project at least 1 m (3ft) above upper landing to which they provide access. 12. SCAFFOLDS #12.1 * Yes No n/a Major components of scaffolds used in accordance with technical data provided by manufacturer, or written instructions of a p. Eng. (as applicable). #12.2 * Yes No n/a Documentation on site. 13. YOUNG AND NEW WORKERS #13.1 * Yes No n/a Health & Safety Orientation and training (specific to the workplace) provided to young & new workers before starting work in the workplace. #13.2 * Yes No n/a Orientation is documented. If any of the above answers are "No" or "n/a", please provide an explanation You can also upload pictures along with your explanation Drop a file here or click to upload Choose File Maximum file size: 131.07MB Captcha If you are human, leave this field blank.
