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JTC Electric Job Start Checklist

by Jason Lazzarini, from the Community

This Electrical Job Start Checklist helps crews and supervisors confirm critical safety and compliance steps before commencing work. It covers training and supervision, tool condition, PPE requirements, working at heights, roof pitch, and harness checks. It includes verification of isolations and lockout tagout, confirmation that work is not live, and licenses for EWP, scissor lifts, or forklifts. The checklist also prompts checks for asbestos, dangerous goods, slips, trips, and falling object risks, plus documentation and signatures. Use it to communicate hazards and send completed records to administration.

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