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AIAL Health and Safety Inspection Checklist

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Use this AIAL health and safety inspection checklist to verify safe work planning, hazard identification and permitting; plant and machinery prestarts and competence; segregation around moving equipment; working at heights controls and scaffolding tags; cranes and lifting plans; housekeeping and storage; electrical and service awareness; tools and equipment guards and tags; confined space permits and gas testing; fitness for work, PPE, and emergency equipment and plans.

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