Excavation Safe Practices Checklist (For Small Business Owners and Contractors)
Business owners and contractors' responsibility is crucial to protect their workers from serious harm and danger at work. Use this checklist to guide authorized people perform safe excavation practices. Evaluate if designated competent persons adhere to regulatory excavation standards and if visual inspections are conducted. Use SafetyCulture as a record keeper of these inspections for safety purposes.
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This OSHA template converted using SafetyCulture is best used to evaluate an excavation area or site if safe before all workers set foot and perform their jobs under the ground. Use SafetyCulture to capture hazards and check if spoil placements, protection systems and access areas are in place. Evaluate the atmosphere and other environmental factors that may affect safety of the workers.
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The excavation safety checklist is used prior to all construction site excavations. Protective systems and pre-dig checks are included in this checklist.
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Excavation Risk Assessment
An excavation risk assessment aims to determine hazards and the severity and likelihood of each excavation hazard. This checklist can be used to prioritize which hazards need immediate actions to be controlled or eliminated. A reference chart is provided to categorize a hazard and rate it based on risk assessment matrices. Provide controls and preventive measures to improve safety in the workplace.
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