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BAPKO Metal Daily Field Hazard Assessment

by Jeff Trout, from the Community

Use this daily field hazard assessment to guide site supervisors and crews through a structured safety review before work begins. The checklist covers special hazards, PPE availability and use, housekeeping, crane certifications and erection plans, hazard communication, tool guards, fire protection, fall protection and access to elevated areas, scaffolds and ladders, first aid kits, compressed gas cylinder security, electrical cords, welding leads and air hoses, and overall tool condition. Record deficiencies, note corrective actions, and document comments and signatures.

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Use this site safety assessment template to evaluate construction site readiness before work begins. The checklist covers tool condition and defects, guards and electrical cords, storage and missing parts, PPE availability and competency, ladders and tags, first aid kits and fire extinguishers, and equipment registers. It also prompts signage setup, subcontractor sign-in, hazard identification, photos of tools and site setup, and customer communication about safe zones. Ideal for supervisors and crews aiming to standardize inspections, reduce risk, and document compliance.

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Construction Job Site Hazard ID and Risk Assessment

This checklist helps supervisors and crews identify and control common construction site hazards through a structured risk assessment. It covers housekeeping, hazard communication, first aid readiness, excavation and trenching controls, ladder and scaffolding safety, electrical and temporary power, PPE, hand and power tools, welding and cutting, cranes and rigging, floor and wall openings and stairways, concrete work, structural steel erection, heavy equipment operation, aerial lifts, and fire prevention. Use it to document observations, note corrective actions, and sign off on site safety compliance.

by Chad Lennon, from the Community

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Hazard Assessment Checklist

Use this comprehensive hazard assessment checklist to identify, evaluate, and control workplace hazards across industrial environments. Sections cover general housekeeping, PPE, walkways and stairs, elevated surfaces, exits and doors, ladders, hand and power tools, machine guarding, lockout tagout, welding and hot work, compressed air and gas, hoists and cranes, forklifts, spraying operations, confined spaces, environmental controls, flammable materials, fire protection, hazardous chemicals, hazard communication, electrical safety, noise, fueling, piping identification, material handling, transportation of employees, ventilation, sanitation, tire inflation, emergency action planning, infection control, ergonomics, HVAC, and crane inspections. Add notes, photos, and corrective actions, capture signatures, and export reports.

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CMC Field Safety Walk Checklist

Conduct a structured field safety walk to spot and correct common construction site hazards. This checklist covers behavior and pre task planning, housekeeping and work areas, job site posters, first aid and eyewash, PPE, fall protection, ladders, tools and equipment, excavations, confined space, electrical, fire safety, rigging and hoisting, scaffolds, crane setup and operation, mobile equipment, and hazard communication. Capture findings, recommend corrective actions, and record sign offs from safety and site leaders to drive safer site performance.

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BAPKO Metal Daily Field Hazard Assessment

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