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EPCM Working at Heights Loss Prevention Inspection

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Conduct a comprehensive working at heights loss prevention inspection with this EPCM checklist. Verify documentation and risk assessments, ensure 100% hook-up, confirm rated anchor points, and check PPE. Review drop-zone controls, tool management, and maintenance tags. Assess EWP operations, spotter communication, and safety devices. Evaluate scaffold condition, tagging, handrails, kick boards, and safe access and egress, and ensure a rescue plan and equipment are in place.

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Working at Height Safety Audit Checklist

This working at height safety audit template helps teams verify that critical controls are in place before and during elevated work. Assess pre-start checks, SIMOPS, and documentation such as risk assessments, permits, JSAs, and toolbox talks. Inspect scaffolds, ladders, handrails, and toe boards, and check access and walkways for obstructions. Review general safety conditions, lighting, tools and equipment status, and housekeeping. Confirm PPE and fall protection use, and validate emergency, first aid, fire, and rescue arrangements. Capture hazards and supporting evidence.

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