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2. Have all people working under this SWP received the necessary facility and/or site orientation? Yes
Emergency procedures, alarms, evacuation routes, assembly points, and location of nearest safety shower(s), eye bath(s), fire
extinguisher(s) and telephone and/or intercom are reviewed with, and understood by, the worker(s)? Yes
Scope and boundaries of any work that could potentially impact the permitted work has been reviewed and is understood? Yes N/A
Other workers in adjacent areas were notified if this permitted work could impact their work/area? Yes N/A
All equipment to be worked on is properly prepared, identified and is ready to work on? Yes N/A
For demolition or renovation work, has the work area been inspected for asbestos? Yes N/A
Portable electrical equipment used has a GFCI/RCD (EWP-10) or follows an approved Assured Grounding Program (EWP-10) Yes N/A
Will the work create holes, unprotected edges or other fall hazards? If triggers for elevated work are met, complete Section VIII Yes N/A
Do workers have specialty training as required? [ ] HAZWOPER [ ] Asbestos [ ] Lead [ ] Silica [ V ] Other: Emergency Yes N/A
3. Additional information, permits and/or checklists used (based on scope and type of work) are attached to the SWP? JSA Yes N/A
4. Field Tests/Monitoring needed (other than that specified in Hot Work VI or CSE Section IX)? (e.g., noise, etc.) Yes No If yes,
describe the Scope of Monitoring:__________________________________________________________________________________________________
Monitoring performed by: ____________________________ Date: _____________ Time_____________
Field Tests and/or Monitoring Results:______________________________________________________________________________________________
5. Chemical Hazards List the chemical hazards of the work area, and/or process chemical(s) last contained in equipment, and any job Doesn’t Apply [ ]
specific chemicals used. See SDS(s) for health & safety hazard(s).
Chemical(s) Name:__ Compound_______________________________ [ ] Flammable [ ] Corrosive [ ] Reactive [ ] Toxic [ ] Carcinogen
[ ] Sensitizer [ ] Asphyxiation [V ] Skin Irritant [ ] Inhalation [ ] Other: ____________________________________________________
If chemical hazards exist, describe safeguard(s) used: Use Face shield, ear plug, heavy duty leathergloves, safety glasses, safety shoes, safety
helmet, long sleeves, Dust mask ___________________________________________________________________
6. Physical Hazards List the hazards of the work, area, equipment and tools used, e.g., Doesn’t Apply [ ]
[ ] Oxygen Deficient Atmosphere [V ] Vibration [ ] Pressure [ V ] Noise (>85dBA) [ ] Radiation [ V ] Sharp Edges
[ ] Electricity/High Voltage [ ] Shock Hazard [ ] Arc Flash [ ] Heights [ V ] Falling Objects [ ] Flying Debris [ V ] Pinch Points
[ ] Congested Area [ ] Heat/Cold Stress [ V ] Burns [ V ] Dust [ ] Line of Fire [ ] Other: ______________________
If physical hazards exist, describe safeguard(s) used: Use Face shield, ear plug, heavy duty leathergloves, Chemical Resistant
Gloves, safety glasses, safety shoes, safety helmet, long sleeves, Dust mask
________________________________________________________________________________
7. Biological Hazards, e.g., [ ] Water or waste contaminated with potentially infectious materials Doesn’t Apply [ V ]
[ ] Insects [ ] Animals [ ] Microorganisms [ ] Harmful/Poisonous Plants [ ] Other: ______________________
If biological hazards exist, describe safeguard(s) used:
8. Environmental Considerations, e.g., [ ] Waste Disposal [V] Housekeeping [ ] Lead Paint Doesn’t Apply [ ]
[ ] Waste generation (solid waste / wastewater) [ ] Management of generated waste [ ] Impact to air, ground or water [ ] Other:____________
If environmental considerations exist, describe safeguard(s) used: Provide construction junk area and Construction junk shall be evacuated out from
Metropolitan complex daily
9. Ergonomic Considerations, e.g., [ V ] Bending [ V ] Lifting [ ] Awkward Posture/Position Doesn’t Apply [ ]
[ ] Pushing/Pulling [ ] Forceful Exertion [ V ] Repetitive Motion [ ] Heavy Object(s) [ V ] Manual Handling [ V ] Inadequate Lighting
[ ] Other: If ergonomic considerations exist, describe safeguard(s) used: use Back Corset, trolley, safety talk about material handling,
provide standing lights
10. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) PPE below is not inclusive of all PPE available. Refer to Facility / Business PPE Grids and SDSs as needed
Face/Head Respiratory Protection Hands Body Feet/Legs
[ V ] Face Shield, Type: [ ] Air Pack (SCBA) [ ] Chemical Resistant [ ] Apron [ ] Composite Toe Shoes
_________________ [ V ] Dust Mask Gloves [ ] Chemical Resistant Suit [ ] Dielectric Boots
[ ] Hood, Type: [ ] Escape Respirator [ V ] Cotton Gloves [ ] Cooling PPE:___________ [ ] Knee Pads
_________________ [ ] Full Face Cartridge [ V ] Cut Resistant [ ] Fire Resistant Clothing [ ] Metatarsal Boots rated for
[ ] Welding Hood [ ] Half Face Cartridge Gloves [ ] High Visibility Clothing/Vest pressure being used
[ V ] Other: Cartridge Type: [ V ] Leather Gloves [ ] Personal Flotation Device [ ] Protective Leggings
Helm___________ __________ [V ] Rubber Gloves [ ] Tyvek Suit [ ] Rubber Boots
________________ [ ] Full Face Air Supply [ ] Welding Gloves [ V ] Other: Long sleeve T-shirt & [ V ] Steel Toe Shoes
[ ] Other: [ ] Other: Vest [ ] Other:
Eyes Ears Arms Electrical
[ ] Chemical Goggles Hearing Protection: [ V ] Long Sleeves [ ] Rubber Insulating Blanket/Matting [ ] Rubber Insulating Cover(s)
[ ] Cutting Goggles [ ] Single [ ] Double [ ] Protective Sleeves, [ ] Arc Flash PPE (EWP-21) [ ] Voltage-rated Tools (EWP-32)
[ V ] Safety Glasses with [ ] Limit time exposure: Cut Resistant [V ] Electrical Rubber Insulating Gloves (EWP-22)
Side Shields ____________________ [ ] Protective Sleeves,
[ ] FRP Live-line Tools (EWP-32) [ ] Temporary Protective Grounds
[ ] Other: ___________ [ V ] Other:<85 Dba : ear Leather
plug [ V ] Other: Non electrical contact_______________________
[ ] Other:
11. Barricades needed? Yes No If yes, describe method and barricade distance(s): ___________________________________________________
Warning Signs: [ V ] Caution [ ] Danger [ ] Hydroblast [ ] Splash Guards [ ] Nitrogen Purge [ ] X-Ray [ ] Respiratory [ ] Hearing
[ ] Abrasive Blast [ ] Traffic control (e.g., Fork Lift Trucks, Heavy Equipment) [ ] Other:
1. Master Red Tag System Used? Yes No 1. Individual Red Tag System Used? Yes No
Red Tag Master (RTM) #(s):___________________________ Scope of Isolation:_____________________________________
2. Have Isolator and Independent Reviewer documented their Yes 2. Isolator and Independent Reviewer documented their verification
verification of the isolation? of the isolation? Yes
3. Scope of isolation reviewed with SWP Receiver? Yes 3. Scope of isolation reviewed with SWP Receiver? Yes
4. Workers accepted the Red Tag Master? Yes 4. Workers attached their Individual Red Tag(s)? Yes
5. SWP Receiver reviewed scope of isolation with crew members? Yes 5. Workers completed their Individual Location Listing? Yes
6. SWP Receiver signed the Red Tag Master? Yes 6. SWP Receiver communicated scope of isolation to their workers? Yes
7. Did any workers use Individual Red Tags? Yes No If yes,
Are worker’s Individual Red Tag(s) attached? Yes
Did workers complete their Individual Location Listing? Yes
1. Energy Control Operating Procedure (ECOP) Used? Yes No If yes, procedure name: