MIOSHA the answers are all "Yes"

Question 1

Is there an employee with First Aid Training and a First Aid Kit available onsite?

Question 2

Is there an adequate supply of potable water available at the jobsite?

Question 3

Are unprotected sides or edges more than 6’ in height guarded (Roof or Floor)?

Question 4

Are holes greater than 2” in their least dimension protected by covers, guardrails, or PFAS?

Question 5

Are wall openings greater than 30” in height and 18” in width guarded?

Question 6

Are open sides of stairs and stair landings protected by guardrails and a handrail provided?

Question 7

Are anchorage points capable of supporting 5000 lbs. or maintaining a safety factor of 2x the
intended loaded provided and installed according to the manufacturer’s instructions?

Question 8

Is there a rescue plan in place that assures rescue within 15 minutes in the event that a fall
occurs?

Question 9

Are harnesses worn and adjusted correctly? (Snug fit- 2 fingers beneath straps, D-ring in center
of back, chest and leg straps adjusted properly)

Question 10

Is the top rail located at a height of 42” +/- 3” from the walking/working surface?

Question 11

Is the mid rail located at a height of 21” or halfway between the top rail and the walking/working
surface?

Question 12

Are vertical guardrail supports spaced at intervals not to exceed 8 feet?

Question 13

Are guardrails constructed or installed to resist a load of 200 lbs. when applied within 2” of the
top rail in an outward and downward direction?

Question 14

Are guardrails that will be subjected to loads greater than 200 lbs. constructed of a heavier stock
with vertical supports spaced closer than 8’ apart?

Question 15

Are wire rope guardrails flagged every 6’ with a high visibility material?

Question 16

Are safety nets installed as close as possible beneath employees? Distances may not exceed
30 feet.

Question 17

Do safety nets extend outward from the outermost projection of the work surface as follows?
8’-0” if more than 5’ below an employee

Question 18

Are covers capable of supporting without failure twice the weight of employees, equipment, and
materials that may be imposed on the cover at any one time?

Question 19

Are covers color coded or marked with the words “Hole” or “Cover” to provide warning of the
hazard?

Question 20

Do portable ladders in use have a duty rating of at least Type 1 or heavier duty?

Question 21

Are extension ladders secured against displacement, set to proper 4-to-1 pitch, and extend at
least 3’ above working surface?

Question 22

Are scaffolds inspected by a competent person at the beginning of the shift?

Question 23

Are scaffolds more than 10’ in height protected by guardrails on the back and both ends?

Question 24

Are working levels fully planked or decked and secured against displacement?

Question 25

Are enclosed scaffolds guyed, tied, or braced against wind loads?

Question 26

Are scaffolds more than 4 times the height of their least base dimension tied into the structure or
otherwise secured?

Question 27

Are employees working on or near scaffold wearing hard hats and implementing falling object
protection (toe boards, screens, solid sheeting, etc.)?

Question 28

Are anchorage points and vertical lifelines for PFAS secured independently of the supported
scaffold suspension system?

Question 29

Are GFCIs in use for all electrical tools or equipment on temporary circuits?

Question 30

Have power lines (both above and below ground) been identified and procedures set in place to
maintain safe distances (at least 10’ up to 50K volts)? Or protected against incidental contact by
de-energizing and grounding, moving, or insulating circuits?

Question 31

Aluminum ladders and cranes must maintain a distance of 20’ from power lines up to 50K volts.

Question 32

Are generators, compressors, portable light stands grounded per the manufacturer’s
recommendations?

Question 33

Is temporary lighting supported by a proper fixture and protected by the use of a guard?

Question 34

Is the temporary lighting maintained without missing or broken bulbs?

Question 35

Are stacks of brick, block, bagged products, or lumber to be handled limited to being stacked only
2 cubes, 2 pallets, or 6’ height?

Question 36

Are materials on the roof or upper floors of a structure stored within 10’ of the unprotected
exterior edge?

Question 37

Is the area into which material is being dumped barricaded at least 6’ feet from the fall zone?

Question 38

Are penetration checks done prior to operating pneumatic or powder actuated fasteners?

Question 39

Are sequential triggers used on pneumatic staplers and nailers to prevent accidental discharge?

Question 40

Are safety clips or retainers installed on pneumatic impact tools to prevent dies and tools from
being accidentally expelled from the barrel?

Question 41

Are safety fasteners provided at connections between tools and hose lines and at all quick
makeup-type connections to prevent accidental disengagement?

Question 42

Are table saws equipped with a guard to protect the operator from flying splinter or broken saw
teeth?

Question 43

Are suspended loads controlled by the use of tag lines?

Question 44

Are the swing radii of rotating equipment superstructures barricaded or marked to warn employees
of the hazard of rotating equipment?

Question 45

Are employees working in the public right-of-way wearing proper PPE, reflective apparel, and
positioned appropriately?

Question 46

Are functional back-up alarms or spotters used when backing up equipment that has an obstructed
view to the rear of the equipment?

Question 47

Are excavations continuously inspected for hazardous conditions?

Question 48

Are ladders located in excavations greater than 4’ in depth and at intervals not greater than 25’?

Question 49

Are sides of excavations properly shored, sloped, or shielded?

Question 50

Are spoils and other retained materials closer than 2’ of the top of an excavation?

Question 51

Are stop logs placed where necessary along the top of an excavation?

Question 52

Are belts, pulleys, shafts, gears, & spindles guarded on all machinery and equipment?

Question 53

Are workers trained not to position themselves between equipment and immovable objects?