Struck-by Hazards in Poured Concrete Inspection

1. Are work and storage areas free of excess debris, trash, and other unnecessary material?

2. Are all walkways free from debris, spills, and other potential trip hazards?

3. Are all materials stored in tiers secured to prevent sliding, falling or collapse?

4. Is rebar storage stable?

5. Are scaffolds free of materials that are not needed for immediate operations?

6. Are materials, equipment, and tools secured when not in use?

1. Are legible traffic control signs posted and protected by traffic control devices?

2. Are legible work areas signs posted, clearly designating a work zone area?

3. If there are overhead hazards present (low beams, pipes, or overhead work platforms), is there signage present to alert personnel of potential hazards?

4. Is all signage in good condition (legible and clear)?

1. Have all mobile equipment gone through a daily inspection before use?

2. Is there traffic control and/or flagging for moving equipment?

3. Does all mobile equipment have a functional horn?

4. When traveling with a load, is the load strapped securely?

5. When the overhead crane is finished operating, is the hook moved out of the work area?

1. Are toeboards, screens, or guardrails systems in place to prevent objects from falling to a lower level?

2. If guarding is not in place to prevent falling objects, are barricades erected in areas where objects could fall, prohibiting employees from entering the barricaded area?