1) The checklist is for excavation work and ensures proper safety measures are in place such as adequate shoring materials, daily and weekly inspections of excavations and shoring, sloped or shored excavations to prevent cave-ins, barriers to prevent falls, adequate ladders for entry and exit, barricades for deep pits, proper access and egress points, and control of spoil and equipment near edges to prevent collapses.
2) The checklist is to be completed by the site safety officer, site engineer, and site in-charge to document inspections and ensure compliance with safety measures for excavation work.
3) Ten points are listed on the checklist relating to shoring,
1) The checklist is for excavation work and ensures proper safety measures are in place such as adequate shoring materials, daily and weekly inspections of excavations and shoring, sloped or shored excavations to prevent cave-ins, barriers to prevent falls, adequate ladders for entry and exit, barricades for deep pits, proper access and egress points, and control of spoil and equipment near edges to prevent collapses.
2) The checklist is to be completed by the site safety officer, site engineer, and site in-charge to document inspections and ensure compliance with safety measures for excavation work.
3) Ten points are listed on the checklist relating to shoring,
1) The checklist is for excavation work and ensures proper safety measures are in place such as adequate shoring materials, daily and weekly inspections of excavations and shoring, sloped or shored excavations to prevent cave-ins, barriers to prevent falls, adequate ladders for entry and exit, barricades for deep pits, proper access and egress points, and control of spoil and equipment near edges to prevent collapses.
2) The checklist is to be completed by the site safety officer, site engineer, and site in-charge to document inspections and ensure compliance with safety measures for excavation work.
3) Ten points are listed on the checklist relating to shoring,
No. 1 An adequate supply of materials such as timbers, trench sheets & props with which to shore the sites of excavation has been delivered to the site before the excavation work is to be begin 2 There are daily inspections of excavations to determine the possibility of a cave-in and weekly recorded inspections of the shoring 3 The sites of excavations are sufficiently shored, or sloped back to 450 4 There are barriers to stop persons falling into the excavation 5 A sufficiently long ladder for safely getting in and out of excavations is available and in use 6 Depth of pit more than 600 mm is having hard barricades. 7 Barrier has minimum two horizontal members (waist rail and knee rail located at 1010mm and 550mm from the ground. 8 Adequate access to, and egress from the trench or pit are provided at a regular interval not more than 50 m apart 9 Arrangements such as properly occurred stop blocks to prevent vehicles driving into the excavation. 10 There is no spoil of odd equipment close to edge (minimum 0.5 m away from the edge) of the excavations likely to cause a collapse at the sites