Construction Site Safety Checklist for Legislative Bldg.
1. General Site Safety:
- [ ] Site access is controlled and limited to authorized
personnel.
- [ ] Clear and visible signage indicating hazards, directions,
and safety protocols.
- [ ] Emergency contact numbers are posted and
accessible.
- [ ] First aid kits are stocked and readily available.
- [ ] Fire extinguishers are in place, accessible, and
inspected regularly.
- [ ] A designated safety officer or supervisor is present on
site.
2. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):
- [ ] Hard hats are worn by all personnel at all
times.
- [ ] Safety glasses or goggles are worn when
necessary.
- [ ] Hearing protection is available and used
in high-noise areas.
- [ ] Gloves suitable for the task are worn.
- [ ] High-visibility vests or clothing are worn.
- [ ] Safety boots with steel toes are worn by
all workers.
- [ ] Respiratory protection is provided and
used when needed.
3. Tools and Equipment:
- [ ] All tools and equipment are in good
working condition and regularly inspected.
- [ ] Power tools are grounded or double-
insulated.
- [ ] Operators are trained and authorized to
use specific equipment.
- [ ] Tools are stored properly when not in use.
- [ ] Safety guards and features are in place and
functional.
- [ ] Ladders and scaffolding are stable, secure,
and meet safety standards.
4. Electrical Safety:
- [ ] Electrical panels are secured and properly
labeled.
- [ ] Extension cords are in good condition and
rated for the job.
- [ ] Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCIs) are
used where required.
- [ ] Overhead power lines are identified, and safe
clearance is maintained.
- [ ] Lockout/tagout procedures are followed
during equipment maintenance.
5. Fall Protection:
- [ ] Fall protection is used when working at
heights (e.g., harnesses, guardrails).
- [ ] Ladders are inspected for stability and
properly secured.
- [ ] Scaffolding is erected on stable ground
and inspected daily.
- [ ] Fall hazards are identified and marked
clearly.
- [ ] Workers are trained in fall protection
procedures.
6. Hazardous Materials:
- [ ] Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) are
available for all hazardous substances.
- [ ] Hazardous materials are stored properly
in labeled containers.
- [ ] Proper ventilation is provided when
using chemicals.
- [ ] Workers are trained in handling
hazardous materials.
- [ ] Spill kits are available and easily
accessible.
7. Site Housekeeping:
- [ ] Work areas are kept clean and free of
debris.
- [ ] Waste is disposed of in designated bins
regularly.
- [ ] Walkways are clear of obstructions and
hazards.
- [ ] Materials are stored securely to prevent
falling or shifting.
- [ ] Regular inspections are conducted to
ensure cleanliness.
8. Heavy Machinery and Vehicles:
- [ ] Operators are certified and trained
for the machinery they use.
- [ ] Machinery is inspected before use
and regularly maintained.
- [ ] Backup alarms and lights on vehicles
are functional.
- [ ] Spotters are used when vehicles are
reversing.
- [ ] Traffic control measures are in place
(e.g., cones, flaggers).
9. Excavations and Trenching:
- [ ] Excavations are properly shored or
sloped to prevent cave-ins.
- [ ] Safe entry and exit points are provided
for trenches.
- [ ] Daily inspections are conducted by a
competent person.
- [ ] Utilities are located and marked before
digging begins.
- [ ] Workers are trained on excavation
hazards and safety procedures.
10. Emergency Preparedness:
- [ ] Emergency exits are clearly marked and
accessible.
- [ ] An emergency evacuation plan is in place
and practiced.
- [ ] Workers know the location of the nearest
emergency assembly point.
- [ ] Communication devices (e.g., radios) are
available and functional.
- [ ] Workers are trained in emergency
response and first aid.
Sign-Off:
- [ ] This checklist has been reviewed and completed by
the site safety officer.
- [ ] Any identified hazards have been reported and
corrective actions taken.
Signature of Site Safety Officer: ___________________
Date: ___________________
This checklist is a tool to help ensure that safety protocols
are followed on construction sites, reducing the risk of
accidents and injuries. Regular use of the checklist can
promote a culture of safety and compliance.

Checklist for Safety and Health Program.pptx

  • 1.
    Construction Site SafetyChecklist for Legislative Bldg. 1. General Site Safety: - [ ] Site access is controlled and limited to authorized personnel. - [ ] Clear and visible signage indicating hazards, directions, and safety protocols. - [ ] Emergency contact numbers are posted and accessible. - [ ] First aid kits are stocked and readily available. - [ ] Fire extinguishers are in place, accessible, and inspected regularly. - [ ] A designated safety officer or supervisor is present on site.
  • 2.
    2. Personal ProtectiveEquipment (PPE): - [ ] Hard hats are worn by all personnel at all times. - [ ] Safety glasses or goggles are worn when necessary. - [ ] Hearing protection is available and used in high-noise areas. - [ ] Gloves suitable for the task are worn. - [ ] High-visibility vests or clothing are worn. - [ ] Safety boots with steel toes are worn by all workers. - [ ] Respiratory protection is provided and used when needed.
  • 3.
    3. Tools andEquipment: - [ ] All tools and equipment are in good working condition and regularly inspected. - [ ] Power tools are grounded or double- insulated. - [ ] Operators are trained and authorized to use specific equipment. - [ ] Tools are stored properly when not in use. - [ ] Safety guards and features are in place and functional. - [ ] Ladders and scaffolding are stable, secure, and meet safety standards.
  • 4.
    4. Electrical Safety: -[ ] Electrical panels are secured and properly labeled. - [ ] Extension cords are in good condition and rated for the job. - [ ] Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCIs) are used where required. - [ ] Overhead power lines are identified, and safe clearance is maintained. - [ ] Lockout/tagout procedures are followed during equipment maintenance.
  • 5.
    5. Fall Protection: -[ ] Fall protection is used when working at heights (e.g., harnesses, guardrails). - [ ] Ladders are inspected for stability and properly secured. - [ ] Scaffolding is erected on stable ground and inspected daily. - [ ] Fall hazards are identified and marked clearly. - [ ] Workers are trained in fall protection procedures.
  • 6.
    6. Hazardous Materials: -[ ] Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) are available for all hazardous substances. - [ ] Hazardous materials are stored properly in labeled containers. - [ ] Proper ventilation is provided when using chemicals. - [ ] Workers are trained in handling hazardous materials. - [ ] Spill kits are available and easily accessible.
  • 7.
    7. Site Housekeeping: -[ ] Work areas are kept clean and free of debris. - [ ] Waste is disposed of in designated bins regularly. - [ ] Walkways are clear of obstructions and hazards. - [ ] Materials are stored securely to prevent falling or shifting. - [ ] Regular inspections are conducted to ensure cleanliness.
  • 8.
    8. Heavy Machineryand Vehicles: - [ ] Operators are certified and trained for the machinery they use. - [ ] Machinery is inspected before use and regularly maintained. - [ ] Backup alarms and lights on vehicles are functional. - [ ] Spotters are used when vehicles are reversing. - [ ] Traffic control measures are in place (e.g., cones, flaggers).
  • 9.
    9. Excavations andTrenching: - [ ] Excavations are properly shored or sloped to prevent cave-ins. - [ ] Safe entry and exit points are provided for trenches. - [ ] Daily inspections are conducted by a competent person. - [ ] Utilities are located and marked before digging begins. - [ ] Workers are trained on excavation hazards and safety procedures.
  • 10.
    10. Emergency Preparedness: -[ ] Emergency exits are clearly marked and accessible. - [ ] An emergency evacuation plan is in place and practiced. - [ ] Workers know the location of the nearest emergency assembly point. - [ ] Communication devices (e.g., radios) are available and functional. - [ ] Workers are trained in emergency response and first aid.
  • 11.
    Sign-Off: - [ ]This checklist has been reviewed and completed by the site safety officer. - [ ] Any identified hazards have been reported and corrective actions taken. Signature of Site Safety Officer: ___________________ Date: ___________________ This checklist is a tool to help ensure that safety protocols are followed on construction sites, reducing the risk of accidents and injuries. Regular use of the checklist can promote a culture of safety and compliance.