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Ground Crew Electrical Safety Inspection

by Wes Hellrich, from the Community

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Streamline ground crew electrical safety inspections for telecom sites. This checklist guides crews through JSA verification, PPE requirements, first aid and fire equipment, GFCI use, extension cord condition, lockout tagout, and insulated tools. Confirm site readiness including tower and carrier check-in, shade or warmth, water, traffic control, safety banners, and certification cards. Promote housekeeping standards and capture inspector sign off to document compliance and reduce risk.

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This civil ground crew safety inspection template helps telecom site teams verify job safety before and during work. It covers site details, crew presence, and JSA quality with hazard controls. PPE checks include hard hats, high visibility apparel, safety glasses, gloves, and appropriate work attire. Equipment readiness includes first aid kits, fire extinguishers, GFCI use, safe extension cords, secured trenches or holes, insulated tools, and any site specific PPE. Site controls include logging in with tower owner and carrier, providing shade or warmth and water, traffic cones or barricades, and warning banners. It also prompts verification of certification cards such as authorized or competent climber, rigging, first aid or CPR, RF awareness, crane, and aerial lift. Housekeeping standards and sign off by the inspector are included.

by Wes Hellrich, from the Community

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Small Cell Safety Inspection Checklist

This small cell safety inspection checklist helps telecom field teams verify crew readiness and on-site controls before and during work. Review JSA completeness, PFAS inspection logs, and a written rescue plan for elevated tasks. Confirm PPE such as hard hats, high visibility clothing, safety glasses, gloves, and appropriate work attire. Check first aid kits, fire extinguishers, RF monitors, GFCI use, and extension cord management. Assess site conditions including water, shade or warmth, traffic cones or barricades, correct rigging and rigging condition, safety banners, required certification cards, and housekeeping. Capture signatures to document compliance and accountability.

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Tower Safety Inspection Checklist

This telecom tower safety inspection checklist helps crews verify critical pre-work and on-site controls. It covers JSA completeness and hazard mitigation, crew login with tower owner and carrier, daily PFAS and capstan inspections, and a written rescue plan for elevated work. Confirm crew certifications for climbing, rigging, RF awareness, first aid and CPR, crane and aerial lift operations. Check PPE including hard hats, high-visibility clothing, safety glasses, gloves, and task-specific gear. Verify first aid kits and fire extinguishers are accessible and inspected. Ensure a tower rescue kit is staged and complete, RF monitoring is in place, GFCI is used, cords are managed, and rigging follows the plan and industry standards. Review environmental controls: safety banners, shade or warmth, water, traffic cones or barricades, trench and hole protection, and housekeeping.

by Chris Wille, from the Community

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DAS Safety Inspection Checklist

This DAS safety inspection checklist supports telecom field teams working on Distributed Antenna Systems. It covers pre-job paperwork and JSA quality, verification of crew training and carrier login, PPE such as hard hats, high-vis, safety glasses, gloves, and work attire, and critical equipment including stocked first aid kits, fire extinguishers with annual and monthly tags, RF monitors, and GFCI use. It also checks ladder safety, extension cord management, task-specific PPE, and environmental controls like warnings, traffic cones, shade or warmth, water availability, and housekeeping to keep sites free from debris.

by Christopher Wille, from the Community

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