OSHA Construction Self-Inspection Checklist
OSHA ConstructionSelf-Inspection ChecklistThis checklist has been compiled to aid those employers and employees whoseek to comply with the Rules and Regulations of the Occupational Safety andHealth Act. The objective of this checklist is to make employers and employeesaware of many of the factors to be considered when construction work is done.To edit this checklist, download it or make a copy.By:Date:Time:Administrative RequirementsSC Rules & Regulations Article I, Subarticles III and V1. OSHA Form 300: Are occupationaldeaths, injuries and illnesses recordedand reported as required? (Article I,Subarticle III, Section 302)YesNoN/AComments2. OSHA Form 300A: Is the annualsummary portion of the OSHA 300completed by February 1? Is thesummary posted from February 1through April 30? (Article I, SubarticleIII, Section 305)YesNoN/ACommentsConduct this inspection on your mobile device for free. Get Safesite on i OS , Android , or D esktop .
3. OSHA Form 301 or other records withthe same information as OSHA Form301: Is a supplementary individualrecord of each occupational injury andillness completed within 7 calendardays after a case occurs? (Article I,Subarticle III, Section 304)YesNoN/AComments4. Is the S.C. Department of Labor,YesLicensing and Regulation (LLR) posterSCLD-5-SH “Safety and HealthProtection on the Job” posted in aconspicuous place? (Article I, SubarticleV, Section 502A)NoN/AComments5. Is SC OSHA notified within eight hoursof any employment fatality or accidentwhich results in in-patienthospitalization of three or moreemployees? (Article I, Subarticle III,Section 308)NoN/ACommentsYesGeneral Safety and Health Provisions6.Safety and Training Education: Is eachemployee instructed in the recognitionand avoidance of unsafe conditionsand the regulations applicable to hiswork environment to control oreliminate any hazards or otherexposure to illness or injury?1926.21(b)(2)YesNoN/AComments7. Are employees who are required tohandle or use poisons, caustics, andother harmful substances instructed intheir safe handling and use, and madeaware of the potential hazards,personal hygiene, and personalprotective measures? 1926.21(b)(3)YesNoN/AComments8. Are employees who are required toenter confined or enclosed spacesinstructed as to the nature of thehazards involved, the necessaryprecautions to be taken, and in the useof protective and emergencyequipment? 1926.21(b)(6)(i)YesNoN/ACommentsConduct this inspection on your mobile device for free. Get Safesite on i OS , Android , or D esktop .
9. Housekeeping: Is form and scraplumber with protruding nails and allother debris kept cleared from workareas, passageways, and stairs?1926.25(a)YesNoN/AComments10. Personal Protective Equipment: AreYesemployees required to wear appropriatepersonal protective equipment whenthere is an exposure to hazardousconditions? 1926.28(a)NoN/AComments11. Medical Services and First Aid: WhereYeslife threatening injuries could occur, is afacility for the treatment of injuredemployees located within three minutesof the jobsite? If not, is there anemployee(s) trained in first aid at thesite? 1926.50(c)NoN/AComments12. Are telephone numbers of physicians,hospitals, or ambulancesconspicuously posted? 1926.50(f)YesNoN/AComments13. Sanitation: Are potable (drinking) waterand adequate toilet facilities availableat the jobsite? 1926.51YesNoN/AComments14. Occupational Noise Exposure: Are theregulations concerning protection ofemployees against the effects of noiseexposure understood and compliedwith? 1926.52YesNoN/AComments15. Gases, Vapors, Fumes, Dusts, andYesMists: Does the employer assure thatno employee is exposed to inhalation,ingestion, skin absorption, or contactwith any material or substance at aconcentration above those specified inthe “Threshold Limit Values of AirborneNoN/ACommentsConduct this inspection on your mobile device for free. Get Safesite on i OS , Android , or D esktop .
Contaminants for 1970” of theAmerican Conference of GovernmentalIndustrial Hygienists? 1926.55(a)16. Illumination: Are employees providedwith light not less than the minimumillumination intensities listed in TableD-3 while any work is in progress?1926.56 (a)YesNoN/AComments17. Ventilation: Does the employer ensurethat concentrations of hazardoussubstances such as dusts, fumes,mists, vapors, or gases produced in thecourse of construction work does notexceed the limits specified in1926.55(a)? 1926.57(a)YesNoN/AComments18. Hazard Communication: Does theYesemployer have any hazardous materialson site? If so: Does employer have awritten Hazard CommunicationProgram? 1910.1200(e)(1)NoN/AComments19. Does employer have a complete list ofhazardous chemicals used on site atthe worksite? 1910.1200 (e)(1)(i)YesNoN/AComments20. Does the employer either: (1) Provideother employers who may haveexposed employees with SDS or (2)Make SDS available at a centralworksite location? 1910 .1200(e)(2)YesNoN/AComments21. Does the employer inform otheremployers of any precautionarymeasures they may need to take?1910.1200 (e)(2)(ii)YesNoN/ACommentsConduct this inspection on your mobile device for free. Get Safesite on i OS , Android , or D esktop .
22. Does the employer inform otheremployers of labeling system?1910.1200(e)(2)(iii)YesNoN/AComments23. Are containers of hazardous chemicals, Yeslabeled, tagged, or marked?1910.1200(f)(1)NoN/AComments24. Do labels include product identifier,signal word, hazard statement,pictogram, precautionary statement,and the name, phone no., and addressof manufacturer if shipped out?1910.1200(f)(1)(i-vi) Note: Labels neednot be used on portable containers tobe immediately used by employeemaking transfer.YesNoN/AComments25. Does the employer have an SDS foreach hazardous chemical on site?1910.1200(g)(1)YesNoN/AComments26. Are SDS available to employees in theirwork area? 1910.1200 (g)(8)YesNoN/AComments27. Are employees trained in the hazards of Yeschemicals in their work area?1910.1200(h)NoN/ACommentsConduct this inspection on your mobile device for free. Get Safesite on i OS , Android , or D esktop .
28. Does training include the following:Requirements of the HazardCommunication Standard?1910.1200(h)(1)YesNoN/AComments29. Any operation in employee’s area where Yeshazards chemicals may be present?1910.1200(h)(2)(ii)NoN/AComments30.Where is the Hazard CommunicationProgram located and is it available toall employees? 1910.1200(h)(2)(iii)YesNoN/AComments31.What methods are used to detect achemical release? 1910.1200(h)(3)(i)YesNoN/AComments32.Have all physical and health hazardsrelated to chemicals on the jobsitebeen identified? 1910.1200(h)(3)(ii)YesNoN/AComments33. Details of employers HazardCommunication Program? (Labeling,SDS, and How to obtain and useinformation) 1910.1200(h)(3)(iv)YesNoN/AComments34. Does employer have a method ofYesinforming employees of the hazards ofnon-routine tasks, unlabeled pipes, etc?1910.1200(e)(1)(ii)NoN/ACommentsConduct this inspection on your mobile device for free. Get Safesite on i OS , Android , or D esktop .
35. Lead: Are employers who engage inconstruction work occupationallyexposed to lead? common operations whichinvolve potential employee exposure toLead:Application of coating materials(paints, primers) to surfaces,particularly spray applicationRemoval of lead containing coatings(surface preparation operations whichinvolve, abrasive blasting, scraping,grinding, heat gunning etc.)Lead burning, welding, brazing, torchcutting, torch burning, and soldering onor with materials containing leadRivet busting, demolition of structureswhere lead containing paint, mortars, orother materials containing lead(Note) To determine whether or not there isa lead exposure hazard, the followingresources should be consulted: (1)MSDS sheets of materials used (paint,welding materials, etc.), (2) Visualobservations of presence of suspectmaterials (paints used for corrosionresistance, red, yellow, or orangepaints), (3) Environmental surveyreports. Bulk samples of suspectmaterials should be tested to determineif material contains significant amountsof lead.36. Permissible exposure limit (PEL): Areemployers exposed to lead atconcentrations greater than 50ug/m3averaged over an 8-hour period?1926.62(c)(1)Conduct this inspection on your mobile device for free. Get Safesite on i OS , Android , or D esktop .
37. Exposure assessment: If the presenceof lead is indicated or constructionwork involving work listed above isbeing performed:YesNoN/ANoN/ACommentsHas a determination of employeeexposure to lead been performed byutilizing personal air sampling on arepresentative number of exposedemployees to specific lead relatedtasks over an eight hour time weightedaverage? 1926.62(d)If no, the employer must implementinterim protective measures as follows:-Provide respiratory protection specifiedfor operation-Provide protective clothing (coveralls,head covers)-Provide hand washing facilities Providebiological monitoring (Blood samplingand lead and ZPP analysis)- Provide training program to informemployees of the hazards of exposureto lead and and necessary measuresYesemployees must follow to protectthemselvesIf YES, then is level of employee eight-hourtime weighted exposure greater than 30ug/m3 (action level)?Then employer shall:-Provide a medical surveillance program foraffected employees. 1926.62(j)-Provide training program. 1926.62(l)Is exposure level greater than 50 ug/m3(PEL)? Then in addition, the employer shall:Implement engineering and work practicecontrols to the extent feasible. 1926.62(e)Develop a written compliance program.1926.62(e) (See next page)Conduct this inspection on your mobile device for free. Get Safesite on i OS , Android , or D esktop .
Provide appropriate respiratory protectionand appropriate practices governing theuse of respirators in accordance with1926.62(f).Provide and require the use of hygienefacilities (change rooms, showers and handwashing facilities). 1926.62(i)Ensure that employees do not eat, drink,smoke, or apply cosmetics in areas whereemployees are exposed to lead above thePEL. 1926.62(i)(4)Maintain all surfaces as free as practicableof lead. 1926.62(h)(1)Ensure that vacuums used to collect leadcontaminated dust are equipped with HEPAfilters. 1926.62(h)(4)Ensure that compressed air is not used toremove lead from surfaces unless used inconjunction with ventilation systemsdesigned to capture/contain dustgenerated from process. 1926.62(h)(5)38. Negative initial determination: Hasemployer developed a written recordwhich documents employeesdetermination that no employee isexposed to airborne concentrations oflead at or above the action level? Doesthis record includes at least theinformation specified in1926.62(d)(3)(i)? 1926.62(d)(5)YesNoN/AComments39. Engineering and work practice controls: YesAre engineering and work practicecontrols, including administrativecontrols, to reduce and maintainemployee exposure to lead to or belowthe PEL to the extent that such controlsare feasible? 1926.62(e)(1)NoN/ACommentsExamples of engineering controls:Conduct this inspection on your mobile device for free. Get Safesite on i OS , Android , or D esktop .
-Substitution with materials that do notcontain lead (paints)-Use of dust collection/local exhaustsystems-Use of negative air containment systems-Use of an alternative method ofapplication40.Employee information and training: InYesaddition to the requirements set forth in29 CFR 1910.1200, OSHA’s HazardCommunication Standard for theconstruction industry, does theemployer communicate informationconcerning lead hazards, including butnot limited to, warning signs and labels,safety data sheets (SDS), and employeeinformation and training?1926.62(l)(1)(i)NoN/AComments41. Does the content of the employerstraining program include at least thoseelements addressed in1926.62(l)(2)(i-viii)? 1926.62(l)(2)YesNoN/AComments42. Head protection: Are protective helmets Yes(hard hats) worn at all times wherethere is a possible danger of head injuryfrom impact, falling or flying objects, orelectrical shock and burns? 1926.100NoN/ACommentsPersonal Protective and Life Saving Equipment43. Hearing protection: Are ear protectiondevices provided and used wherever itis not feasible to reduce noise levels orwhere a deviation to exposures levelsspecified in Table D-2, Permissiblenoise exposure in 1926.52 exist?1926.101YesNoN/ACommentsConduct this inspection on your mobile device for free. Get Safesite on i OS , Android , or D esktop .
44. Eye and Face protection: AreYesemployees provided with and use eyeand face protection when machines oroperations present potential eye or faceinjury from physical, chemical, orradiation agents? 1926.102 Note: SeeTable E-1NoN/AComments45.Foot protection: Is the employerYesrequiring the wearing of appropriatepersonal protective equipment byemployees in all operations where thereis an exposure or potential exposure tohazardous conditions such as falling orrolling objects, objects piercing thesole, or electrical hazards? 1926.28 (a),1926.96, 1910.136(a) & (b)NoN/AComments46. Selection, Issuance, Use and Care ofRespirators: Are employers providedwith and use appropriate respiratoryprotective devices in emergencies orwhen controls required by Subpart D ofthis part either fail or are inadequate toprevent harmful exposure?1910.134(a)(1)YesNoN/AComments47. Working over or near Water: Areemployees working over or near waterprovided with and use U.S. CoastGuard-approved life jacket or buoyantwork vests and are ring buoys with atleast 90 feet of line and at least onelifesaving skiff provided? 1926.106YesNoN/ACommentsConduct this inspection on your mobile device for free. Get Safesite on i OS , Android , or D esktop .
Fire Protection48. General Requirements: Has a fireprotection program been developed?1926.150(a)(1)YesNoN/AComments49. Is firefighting equipment conspicuously Yeslocated? 1926.150(a)(3)NoN/AComments50. Is firefighting equipment periodicallyinspected and maintained in operatingcondition? 1926.150(a)(4)YesNoN/AComments51. Is firefighting equipment selected andprovided according to the listedrequirements? 1926.150(c)YesNoN/AComments52. Have employees been trained not toYesuse gasoline to start fires to burn trash,etc.?NoN/AComments53. Has an educational program tofamiliarize employers with the generalprinciples of fire extinguishers use andthe hazards involved been provided?1926.150(a)(1)NoN/ACommentsYesConduct this inspection on your mobile device for free. Get Safesite on i OS , Android , or D esktop .
54. Flammable Liquids: Are all flammableliquids stored and handled in approvedcontainers and portable tanks?1926.152(a)(1)YesNoN/AComments55. If more than 25 gallons of flammableliquid is stored in a room, is it in anapproved cabinet? 1926.152(b)(1)YesNoN/AComments56. Is at least one portable fire extinguisher Yeswith a rating of not less than 20-B:Clocated within 75 feet of each pump,dispenser, underground fill pipeopening and lubrication or refuelingservice area? 1926.152(g)(11)NoN/AComments57. Accident prevention signs and tags: Are Yesaccident prevention signs and tagsvisible at all times when work is beingperformed and/or removed or coveredpromptly when the hazard no longerexists? 1926.200(a)NoN/AComments58. Accident prevention signs and tags: Do Yesall traffic control signs or devices usedfor workers’ protection conform withPart IV of the Manual of Uniform TrafficControl Devices (MUTCD) 1988 editionrevision 3 or Part VI of the MUTCDMillennium Edition? 1926.200(g)(2)NoN/AComments59. Signaling: Is signaling by flaggers andthe use of flaggers, including warninggarments worn by flaggers, inconformance with Part vi of theMUTCD(1988 Edition, Revision 3 or theMillennium Edition) ?1926.201(a)NoN/ACommentsSigns, Signals and BarricadesYesConduct this inspection on your mobile device for free. Get Safesite on i OS , Android , or D esktop .
60. Barricades: Are barricades used forprotection of workers in conformancewith Part VI of the MUTCD (1988Edition, Revision 3 or the MillenniumEdition)? 1926.202YesNoN/ACommentsMaterials Handling, Storage, Use, and Disposal61. General requirements for storage: Arematerials which are stored in tierseither stacked, racked, blocked,interlocked, or otherwise secured toprevent sliding, falling, or collapse?1926.250(a)(1)YesNoN/AComments62. Are materials stored more than 6 feetfrom any hoistway or inside flooropenings and more than 10 feet fromany exterior walls that do not extendabove the top of the stored materials?1926.250(b)(1)YesNoN/AComments63. Are materials being stored beneathpowerlines being moved or unloaded?YesNoN/AComments64. Are safe procedures utilized whenunloading pipes?YesNoN/AComments65. Are aisles and passageways kept clearand in good repair to provide for thefree and safe movement of materialhandling equipment? 1926.250(a)(3)Conduct this inspection on your mobile device for free. Get Safesite on i OS , Android , or D esktop .
66. Rigging equipment for materialhandling: Do alloy steel chain slingshave a permanently affixed durableidentification stating size, grade,capacity, and manufacturer?1926.251(b)(1)YesNoN/AComments67. Are monthly inspection records beingmaintained on all alloy steel chainslings? 1926.251(b)(6)(ii)YesNoN/AComments68. Do any hooks, rings, oblong links,pear-shaped links, coupling links, andother attachments have a ratedcapacity at least that of the chain?1926.251(b)(2) Note: Job or shophooks and links or makeshift fastenersare not to be used 1926.251(b)(3)YesNoN/AComments69. Is all rigging equipment for materialYeshandling inspected prior to use on eachshift? 1926.251(a)(1)NoN/AComments70. When forming eyes in wire rope areU-bolt clips properly spaced andinstalled? 1926.251(c)(5) and (c)(5)(i)YesNoN/AComments71. Disposal of waste materials: Are wastematerials disposed of properly?1926.252YesNoN/ACommentsConduct this inspection on your mobile device for free. Get Safesite on i OS , Android , or D esktop .
Tools, Hand and Power72. General requirements: Are hand andpower tools furnished by employer oremployee maintained in a safecondition? 1926.300(a)YesNoN/AComments73. Are power tools, belts, gears, shafts,pulleys, sprockets, spindles, drums, flywheels, and chains properly guarded?1926.300(b)(1) & (2)YesNoN/AComments74. Power-operated hand tools: Are electric Yespower operated tools equipped withproper ground or are theydouble-insulated? 1926.302(a)NoN/AComments75. Are employees using foot protectionwhen using jackhammers or tampers?YesNoN/AComments76. Eye and Face protection: AreYesemployees provided with eye and faceprotection when machines oroperations present potential eye or faceinjury from physical, chemical, orradiation agents? 1926.102 Note: SeeTable E-1NoN/AComments77. Have all employees who operate power Yesactuated tools been trained in the useof the particular tool they use?1926.302(e)(1)NoN/ACommentsConduct this inspection on your mobile device for free. Get Safesite on i OS , Android , or D esktop .
78. Woodworking tools: Do all portablecircular saws have a guard above thebase plate and a guard below the baseplate that will automatically andinstantly return to the covering positionwhen the saw is withdrawn from thework? 1926.304(d)YesNoN/AComments79.Do all circular saws have an exhausthood or a guard to prevent accidentalcontact with the saw blade if there is apossibility of contact either beneath orbehind the table? 1926.304(d) ANSI01.1-1992 (R 2002)YesNoN/AComments80. Do hand-fed circular rip saws have anupper blade guard? 1926.304(i) ANSI01.1-1992 Section 2.2.4YesNoN/AComments81. Do hand-fed circular rip saws have aspreader? 1926.304(i) ANSI 01.1-1992Section 2.2.4)YesNoN/AComments82. Do hand fed circular rip saws havenon-kickback fingers or dogs?1926.304(i) ANSI 01.1-1992 Section2.2.4YesNoN/AComments83. Do all radial arm saws have upper andlower blade guards? 1926.304(g) ANSI01.1-1992 Section 2.2.3YesNoN/AComments84. Are radial arm saws equipped with anadjustable stop or sufficiently widetable so that saw blade does not passthe edge of the table? 1926.304(g)ANSI 01.1-1992 Section 2.2.3YesNoN/ACommentsConduct this inspection on your mobile device for free. Get Safesite on i OS , Android , or D esktop .
Welding and Cutting85. Gas welding and cutting: WhenYestransporting or storing compressed gascylinders, are cylinders secured andcaps in place? 1926.350(a)(1)NoN/AComments86.Are cylinders secured in a verticalposition when transported by poweredvehicles? 1926.350(a)(4)YesNoN/AComments87.Are all compressed gas cylinderssecured in an upright position at alltimes? 1926.350(a)(9)YesNoN/AComments88. Is the employer sure that all cylinders,full or empty, are never used as rollersor supports? 1926.350(c)(1)YesNoN/AComments89. Are employees instructed in the safeuse of fuel gas? 1926.350(d)YesNoN/AComments90.Are torches inspected for leaking shutoff valves, hose couplings, and tipconnections at the beginning of eachshift? 1926.350(g)(2)YesNoN/ACommentsConduct this inspection on your mobile device for free. Get Safesite on i OS , Android , or D esktop .
91. Are oxygen cylinders and fittings keptaway from oil and grease? 1926.350(i)YesNoN/AComments92. Are oxygen and fuel gas regulators inproper working order? 1926.350(h)YesNoN/AComments93. Arc welding and cutting: Are frames ofall arc welding and cutting machinesgrounded? 1926.351(c)(5)YesNoN/AComments94. Are employees instructed in the safemeans of arc welding and cutting?1926.351(d)YesNoN/AComments95. Are welding and cutting operationsshielded by noncombustible orflameproof screen wheneverpracticable? 1926.351(e)YesNoN/AComments96. Are electrodes removed and electrodeholders placed or protected so theycannot make electrical contact withemployees when the holders are leftunattended? 1926.351(d)(1)YesNoN/AComments97. Fire prevention: Is suitable fireYesextinguishing equipment immediatelyavailable in the work area and ready forinstant use? 1926.352(d)NoN/ACommentsConduct this inspection on your mobile device for free. Get Safesite on i OS , Android , or D esktop .
98. Are drums, containers, or hollowstructures which have contained toxicor flammable substances either filledwith water or thoroughly cleaned ofsuch substances, ventilated and testedbefore welding, cutting, or heating?1926.352(i)YesNoN/AComments99. Before heat is applied to a drum,container, or hollow structure, is a ventor opening provided to release built uppressure? 1926.352(j)YesNoN/AComments100. Ventilation and protection in welding,cutting, and heating: Is mechanicalventilation system of sufficientcapacity and so arranged to removefumes and smoke and keep theconcentration within safe limits?1926.353(a)(2) and (3)YesNoN/AComments101. When employees are welding, cutting,or heating in confined spaces, is eithergeneral mechanical ventilation, localexhaust ventilation, or airlinerespirators provided? 1926.353 (b) (1)& (2)YesNoN/AComments102. Are employees who are performingany type of welding, cutting, or heatingprotected by suitable eye protectiveequipment? 1926.353(e)(2)YesNoN/AComments103. Are employees welding inside of apipe?YesNoN/AComments104. Are pipes blanked off, and flushed etc. Yesbefore any welding operations takeplace?NoN/ACommentsConduct this inspection on your mobile device for free. Get Safesite on i OS , Android , or D esktop .
105. Is there a “Hot Work Permit” systemfollowed by your employees?YesNoN/AComments106. General requirements: Does theemployer examine all electricalequipment to ensure that recognizedelectrical hazards (i.e. exposed liveparts, splices in cords, missing groundpins, reverse polarity etc.) areidentified? 1926.403(b)(1)YesNoN/AComments107. Are disconnecting means legiblymarked to indicate purpose unlesslocated so that purpose is evident?1926.403(h)YesNoN/AComments108. Is sufficient working space providedto permit safe operation andmaintenance of electrical equipment?1926.403(i)(1)YesNoN/AComments109. Are live electrical parts guardedagainst accidental contact?1926.403(i)(2)YesNoN/AComments110. Wiring design and protection: Ispolarity of conductors nduct this inspection on your mobile device for free. Get Safesite on i OS , Android , or D esktop .
111. Are ground fault circuit interruptersused to protect employees?1926.404(b)(1)(i) If not, is an assuredequipment grounding program inplace? 1926.404(b)(1)(iii)YesNoN/AComments112. Are all 120-volt, single phase, 15- and20-ampere receptacle outlets onconstruction sites, which are not a partof the permanent wiring of the buildingor structure and which are in use byemployees, protected by a ground-faultcircuit interrupter(s) GFCI?1926.404(b)(1)(ii)YesNoN/AComments113. Are outlet devices correctly matchedYeswith load being served? 1926.404(b)(2)See Table K-4NoN/AComments114. Are all electrical circuits andYesequipment grounded? Is path to groundfrom circuits, equipment, andenclosures permanent and continuous?1926.404(f)(6) Are exposed noncurrentcarrying metal parts of cord andplug-connected equipment grounded?1926.404(f)(7)(iv) Are electricalextension cords of the three wire type?1926.405(a)(2)(ii)(J)NoN/AComments115. Are lamps for general illuminationprotected against breakage?1926.405(a)(2)(ii)(E)YesNoN/AComments116. Are flexible cords and cablesprotected from t this inspection on your mobile device for free. Get Safesite on i OS , Android , or D esktop .
117.Are conductors entering boxes,cabinets, or fittings protected fromabrasion and do unused openings incabinets, boxes, and fittings havecovers? 1926.405(b)(1)YesNoN/AComments118. Wiring methods, components, andYesequipment for general use: Do all pullboxes, junction boxes, and fittings havecovers? 1926.405(b)(2)NoN/AComments119. Are all cabinets, cut out boxes, fittings, Yesboxes, panel board enclosures,switches, circuit breakers, andswitchboards located in wet or damplocations enclosed in weatherproofenclosures. 1926.405(e)(1) and (2)NoN/AComments120. Are flexible cords and cables used as Yesa substitute for fixed wiring of astructure; run through holes in walls,ceilings, or floors; through doorways orwindows; attached to building surfaces;or concealed behind walls, ceilings, orfloors? 1926.405(g)(1)(iii)NoN/AComments121. Are fixtures and receptacles in wet ordamp locations identified for thatpurpose and installed so that watercannot enter? 1926.405(j)(1)(v) and(j)(2)(ii)YesNoN/AComments122. Hazardous locations: Is all electricalYesequipment used in hazardous locationseither approved for the location orintrinsically safe? 1926.407(b)NoN/AComments123. Safety-related work practices: Areelectrical cords or cables taken out ofservice when worn or frayed?1926.416(e)(1)NoN/ACommentsYesConduct this inspection on your mobile device for free. Get Safesite on i OS , Android , or D esktop .
124.Are contractors/subcontractors(painters) using aluminum extensionhandles (or ladders) around electricalpower lines?YesNoN/AComments125. General requirements. Capacity: Arescaffolds and scaffold componentscapable of supporting, without failure,its own weight and at least 4 times themaximum intended load applied ortransmitted to it? 1926.451(a)YesNoN/AComments126. Scaffold platform construction: Arescaffold platforms fully planked?1926.451(b)(1) Does the employerensure that each platform (on allworking levels of scaffolds) is fullyplanked or decked between the frontuprights and the guardrailsupports 1926.451(b)(1)(i) and (ii)YesNoN/AComments127. Criteria for supported scaffolds:YesWhere support scaffolds are used witha height to base width (includingoutrigger supports, if used) ratio ofmore that four to one (4:1) doesemployer ensure that scaffold isrestrained from tipping by guying, tying,bracing, or equivalent means?1926.451(c)(1) and 1926.451 (c)(i-iii)NoN/AComments128. Criteria for suspension scaffolds: Areall suspension scaffold supportdevices, such as outrigger beams,cornice hooks, parapet clamps, andsimilar devices, resting on surfacescapable of supporting at least 4 timesthe load imposed on them?1926.451(d)NoN/ACommentsScaffoldingYesConduct this inspection on your mobile device for free. Get Safesite on i OS , Android , or D esktop .
129. Access: Is safe access to scaffoldYesplatforms provided to employeesworking on scaffolds where crossbraces are not used as a means ofaccess? 1926.451(e)(1) Are hook-on,and attachable ladders positioned sothat their bottom rung is not more that24 inches (61 cm) above the scaffoldsupporting level? 1926.451(e)(2)(ii) Arerest platforms provided at 35-foot(10.7m) maximum vertical intervalswhere supported scaffolds are morethan 35 foot high? 1926.451(e)(2)(iii)NoN/AComments130. Use: Are scaffolds and scaffoldcomponents capable of supportingtheir maximum intended load or ratedcapacities, whichever is less?1926.451(f)(1)YesNoN/AComments131. Are scaffolds inspected for visibledefects by a competent person beforeeach work shift, and after anyoccurrence which could affect ascaffold’s structural integrity?1926.451(f)(3)YesNoN/AComments132. Fall Protection: Are employees whoare working from a scaffold more than10 feet (3.1m) above a lower levelprotected from falling to that lowerlevel? 1926.451(g)(1)YesNoN/AComments133. Falling object protection: In addition to Yeswearing hard-hats, are employeesprovided with additional protectionfrom falling hand tools, debris, andother small objects through theinstallation of toeboards, screens, orguardrail systems, or through theerection of debris nets, catch platformsor canopy structures that contain ordeflect the falling objects?1926.451(h)(1)NoN/ACommentsConduct this inspection on your mobile device for free. Get Safesite on i OS , Android , or D esktop .
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30-Hour OSHA Training – General Industry Course Topics Introduction to OSHA o Importance of OSHA o Worker Rights Under OSHA o Employer Responsibilities o OSHA Standards o OSHA Inspections o Where to Go for Help OSHA Inspection Procedures o Posting of Notice & Inspec
Nov 01, 2019 · OSHA 1-hour Lesson Directorate of Training and Education OSHA Training Institute Lesson Overview Purpose: To provide workers with introductory information about OSHA Topics: 1. Why is OSHA important to you? 2. What rights do you have under OSHA? 3. What responsibilities does your employer have under OSHA? 4. What do the OSHA standards say? 5.
Standards for General Industry OSHA 501: Trainer Course in OSHA Standards for General Industry OR OSHA 503: Update for General Industry Outreach Trainers OSHA 2015: Hazardous Materials OSHA 2045: Machinery and Machine Guarding Standards OSHA 2264: Permit-Required Confined Space entry OSHA 3095: Electrical Standards
OSHA Directorate of Training and Education 04.2010 OSHA Training Institute Introduction to OSHA STUDENT HANDOUT PACKET #1. Weekly Fatality/Catastrophe Report #2. OSHA Poster #3. MSDS Example #4. Your Rights as a Whistleblower Fact Sheet #5. Refusing to Work Because Conditions are Dangerous #6. OSHA 300 Log example #7. Employers Must Provide and .
OSHA Inspection An OSHA inspector may enter a job site for any of the following reasons: A fatality or incident requiring hospitalization. Random selection by OSHA. Follow-up inspection. Formal written complaint submitted to OSHA. During an OSHA Inspection OSHA
Standards for General Industry OSHA 501: Trainer Course in OSHA Standards for General Industry OR OSHA 503: Update for General Industry Outreach Trainers OSHA 2015: Hazardous Materials OSHA 2045: Machinery and Machine Guarding Standards OSHA 2264: Permit-Required Confined Space entry OSHA 3095: Electrical Standards
letter with the OSHA Area Office nearest you within 30 days of the alleged discrimination. In states with approved state plans, employees may file a complaint with both the State and Federal OSHA. To file a complaint, call 1-800-321-OSHA [6742] or contact the nearest OSHA regional, area, state plan, or consultation office listed at www.osha.gov.
