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ACCIDENT/INCIDENT REPORT
Type of Accident/Incident : Fatal Other Lost Time Non Loss Time First-Aid Case
Age : _______________________________________
Location : _______________________________________
Cause of Accident/Incident :
Nature of Injury/Damage :
Date :
EQUIPMENT NUMBER :
STATUS :
DESCRIPTION OF REQUIREMENTS 1 2 3 4 5
Serial No.
Capacity
Location
Date Serviced
Cartridge status
Hose
No corrosion
Accessibility
Inspection by :
Signature :
Date :
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REG. NO:
MAKE:
CAPACITY:
1. GENERAL CONDITION
2. HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
3. HORN
5. STEERING
6. GAUGES IN CABIN
7. TYRES CONDITION
9. FIRE EXTINGUISHER
12. LIGHTS
OPERATOR: DATE:
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PROJECT NUMBER - )
ITEM DESCRIPTION YES Remark
SCAFFOLDS
1. Employees working off scaffolds using fall protection as required? Yes
2. Is there safe access for all of the scaffolds? Yes
3. Are scaffolds having Top Rail, Mid-Rail and Toe Boards? Yes
4. Any modification done on scaffold, other than scaffolders? no
5. Are stairways with four or more steps equipped with stair rails? Yes
6. Are scrap generated removed from the scaffold at the end of the day? Yes
7. Do all scaffolds have the appropriate tags? Yes
8. Do all scaff-tags signed by inspector within seven days? Yes
9. Do all ladders extend 3 feet above landings platform? Yes
10. No stacking of construction material on the scaffold platform? no
11. Employees working on scaffold follow the scaff-Tag system? Yes
Are ropes placed beside access point / ladders for raising materials? Yes
HOT WORK PERMIT
12 Is PTW (Permit To Work) required? no
13 All permit conditions are being fulfilled? n/a
14 Proper working shield provided during Hot Work? no
18. Scaffold boards rest squarely and evenly on the transoms YES
19. Double transoms to be placed where the end boards meet and no over hangs YES
boards by more than 4 (four) times its thickness and not less than 50 mm
20. Each scaffold board should have 3(three) supports(transom) YES
21. The width of working platform a) for footing not less than 80cm YES
22. b) for material stocking- not less than 100cm YES
23. Guard rails between 90 cm and 115 cm above the platform YES
24. Toe boards must be at least 15 cm above the working platform YES
25. Access ladders from ground to scaffold platform secure properly at top and YES
bottom
26. Every 3 (three) meters climbing a rest platform should be available YES
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EQUIPMENT NO:
MAKE: .
TYPE OF CRANE: .
CAPACITY: .
No. ITEMS
1 There is a written procedure for Hot Works on site Yes No
N/A
2 Hot Work Permit is required for Hot Works on site/storage yards Yes No
N/A
3 A competent person is assigned for hot works on site Yes No
N/A
4 The permit is applied daily and a copy displayed on site Yes No
N/A
5 The safety measures are indicated on the permit complied Yes No
N/A
6 A fire watchman is available during hot works Yes No
N/A
7 The fire watchman is identified on site Yes No
N/A
8 Workers performing hot works are provided with adequate protective Yes No
clothing, welding shield and leather gauntlet gloves N/A
9 Dry powder fire extinguishers are located within close proximity to hot Yes No
work areas and they have been inspected N/A
10 A proper fire retardant blanket is provided/used to control slag/sparks Yes No
from falling down N/A
11 There is Mandatory warning signs provided at the hot work area or the Yes No
area beneath N/A
12 The hot work area is barricaded adequately Yes No
N/A
13 All combustibles are cleared away from hot work area Yes No
N/A
Remarks:
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No. ITEMS
1 There is a regular housekeeping program documented for all contractors to Yes No
follow N/A
2 Adequate refuse bins are provided at various points on site for refuse disposal Yes No
N/A
3 The refuse bins are cleared of debris daily Yes No
N/A
4 Working areas are maintained in a clean and orderly condition Yes No
N/A
5 Storage yards are maintained in a clean and orderly condition Yes No
N/A
6 The site offices are maintained in a clean and orderly condition Yes No
N/A
7 All spilled materials or liquids are cleaned up immediately Yes No
N/A
8 Hazardous waste, metal scrap and other general waste are disposed separately Yes No
on site N/A
9 There are sufficient bins and they are identified for easier disposal Yes No
N/A
10 The site building areas are maintained in a clean and orderly condition Yes No
N/A
11 Pits, confine spaces, and excavations are cleared of waste debris/stagnant Yes No
water daily N/A
12 The wood with sharp protruding nails is disposed or the nails are either Yes No
removed or bent and the wood stacked in an orderly manner N/A
13 Scaffold platforms are kept in a clean and orderly condition daily Yes No
N/A
14 Loose tools and equipments are kept in a tool box Yes No
N/A
15 Passageways and walkways are kept free of obstruction at all times Yes No
N/A
16 A minimum number of toilets and washing facilities are provided and Yes No
maintained N/A
17 Platforms are erected, maintained and housekept daily Yes No
N/A
Remarks:
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PPE CHECKLIST
No. ITEMS
1 All contractors including vendors and visitors are informed of the basic site PPE Yes No N/A
requirements
2 Training has been provided to each employee required to use /wear PPE Yes No N/A
3 All personnel on site are wearing the PPEs adequate Yes No N/A
5 Mandatory PPE signs are put up at various locations on site Yes No N/A
6 All workers are issued with ear-plugs and is used when required Yes No N/A
7 The contractors have provided adequate hand protection and gloves Yes No N/A
8 Approved respirators are provided for emergency use when needed Yes No N/A
9 There is a written respirator program Yes No N/A
10 A spill kit is available to clean up spilled toxic or hazardous materials Yes No N/A
11 Protective equipment is maintained in a sanitary condition at all times Yes No N/A
12 Harnesses used are inspected regularly and the inspection is documented Yes No N/A
13 Rubber shoes with steel toe cap are used if required Yes No N/A
14 The site has eyewash facilities within work area in case of emergency Yes No N/A
15 PPEs are inspected regularly for any defects and it is documented Yes No N/A
16 Workers use ear plugs when working at high noise areas or machinery Yes No N/A
17 Workers check their PPE daily prior to start working Yes No N/A
Remarks:
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