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Appendix J, Rad Health and Safety, Health and Safety, Project Inspections OP-556 - OP-556 ProjetSafetyInspections20170329
ML19098A926
Person / Time
Site: 07000371
Issue date: 03/01/2018
From:
Cabrera Services
To:
NRC Region 1
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Site $afety,Flan, YES NO NA

@d on site or accessibleto all emolovees?

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2. Have potential hazards been described to employees on site?

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@ta sheets available for review bY emplovees on site?

n n F

4. ls there a designated SSHO on site?

E' n tr

@ledgeable of the results of ootential exoosures?

.V f, n

Slte Postars YES NO NA Are the fotlowing clocuments posted in a prominent and accessible area?

6. Cabrera Safety Policy and Guiding Principles H

tr n

@Piotection (or state-osHA eouivalent) fl n

n L Equal EmPloyrnent Opportunity E

n tr Medical and:First Aid YES NO NA

9. Are first aid kits accessible and identffied?

tr n

n

10. Are emergency eye wash and safety showers available?

x n

D tl. Are daily logs for first aid present and up to date?

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n n

12. Are first aid kits inspected weekly?

n n

YES NO NA

13. Are work zones clearly defined?

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@d to minimize exPosure from a ootential release?

6, n n

15. ls general housekeeping up to Cabrera standards?

6 n

n ffiipment, YES NO NA

16. Have levels of personal protection been established?

X n

tr

17. Do all employees know their level of protection?

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n

@ntaminated, inspected, and stored according to standard Procedures?

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n n

iE:EavAEmFioyeesTeen fi t-tested?

L n tr

20. ls defective personal protective equipment tagged?

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n 21, Does compressed breathing air meet CGA grade "D" minimum?

n n v

22. Are there sufficient quantities of safety equipment and repair parts?

x.

tr n

Flre Prevention YES NO NA

23. ls smoking prohibited in flammable storage areas?

x T n

24. Are fire lanes established and maintained (where applicable?)

f, n E'

25. Are flammable dispensing systems grounded and bonded?

n f

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26, Are proper receptacles available for storage of flammables?

l n

27. Has the local fire department been contacted to infom of work ops?

n tr E.

Welding and Cutting YES NO NA

28. Are fire extinguishers present at welding and cutting operations?

T tr k

29. Are confined spaces, such as, tanks, pipelines, and trenches, tssied prior to cuttinq and weldinq oDerations?

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30. Are hot work permits available?

n D a(

31. Are proper helmets, aprons & gloves available for weldinq/cuttinq oos?

n n tr

32. Are welding and machines properly grounded?

n D w

33. Are orygen and fuel gas cylinders stored a minimum of 20 feet aparl?

T f, 8, 34" Are only trained perconnel permitled to operate weldingicutting equipment?

D n N lland And Power Tools YES NO NA

35. Are defective hand and power tools tagged and taken out of service?

K D

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36. ls eye protection available and used when operating power tools?

6 n

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37. Are guards and safety devices in place on power tools?

w n n

38. Are power tools inspected before each use?

K n n

39. Are non-sparking tools available?

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MotorVehicles YES NO NA

+0. Rie vEtrictes inspected before each use?

X n

I Zi:mpersonnel iiGnsed for the equipment they operate?

Y f, n

TZlAre un#E vAhicias tagged and reported to supervision?

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43. Are nehLlEa Chut down before fueling?

E,J n

ZI-Wirenfmns vehiCles, are spotters provided (when necessary)?

6 tr n

YES NO NA

45. Are emergency telephone numbers posted?

x n

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46. Have emergency escape routes been designated?

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47. Are employees familiar with site-specific emergency signals?

f, tr Mqtefialg Handtlng,,

YES NO NA

48. Are materials stacked and stored as to prevent sliding or collapsinq?

x n

49. Are flammables and combustibles stored in non'smoking areas? x n

50, ls machinery braced when personnel are perforrning maintenance?

n n

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51. Are tripping hazards labeled?

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52. Are semi-trailers chocked?

Ll n 9

53. Are fixed jacks used under semi-trailers?

f n B

54. Are riders prohibited on materials handling equipment?

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55. Are cranes inspected as prescribed and logged?

f n

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56. Are OSHA-approved manlifts provided for the lifting of personnel?

xL E

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57. Are all containers labeled as to contents?

x, n

n

58. Are flamrnable liquids stored in approved safety cans?

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tJ nqzilidouq-Wrige/Envfuonmental Compliance yEs NO NA

59. Are hazardous wastes stored in DOT approved containers?

n n

60. ls hazardous waste stored in a secure area?

n n

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61. Are hazardous waste containers labeled and dated?

n n

62. Are waste container dates outdated?

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63. ls a contingencY Plan on file?

n l

64. ls there a preparedness and prevention plan in effect?

n

65. Are warning signs posted where required?

tr u

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66. Have the project's environmental hazards been assessed?

n n

t 67, Has a reg. permit needs assessment been completed for the Proiecl?

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YES NO NA 68, Has a fire warning system been established?

t n

69, Do employees know the location and use of all fire extinguishers?

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70. Are fire extinguishers marked and inspected weekly?

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71. Are combustible materials segregated from open flames?

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,Eleotrical YES NO NA

72. Are warning signs exhibited on high voltage equipment (>250 v)?

n L] q

73. ls electrical equipment and wiring properly guarded?

T n

N.

74, Are elec{rical lines, extension cords, and cables guarded and maintained in qood condition?

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75. Are extension cords kept out ofwet areas?

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76. ls damaged electrical equipment tagged and taken out of service?
77. Have underground electrical lines been identified by proper authorities?

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78. Has a positive lock-out system been established by the project electrician?

tr n X YES NO NA

79. Are damaged slings, chains, and rigging tagged and taken out of service?

n N

80, Are slings inspected before each use?

tr n

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81. Are slings padded or protected from sharp comers?

n.u trL

82. Do employees keep clear ofsuspended loads?

x.

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YES NO NA

83. Are breathing air cylinders charged only to prescribed pressures?

n n

N.

84. Are like cylinders segregated in well ventilated areas?

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85. t$ smoking prohibited in cylinder storage areas?

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86. Are cylinders stored secure and upright?

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87. Are cylinders protected from snow, rain, etc.?

x n

88. Are cylinder caps in place before cylinders are moved?

K U

89. Are fuel, gas, and 02 cylinders slored a min. of 20 feet apart?

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90. Are ladders/scaffolds placed on a flat, firm surface?

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91, Are ladders/scaffolds planks free of mud, ice, grease, etc.?

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92. Are ladders/scaffolding inspected before each use?

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93. Are defective ladders or scaffold parts taken out of service?

q n

94. Does scaffold height exceed 4 times the width or base dimension?

n X

95. Does scaffold planking overlap a minimum of 12 inches?

tr q

96. Does scaffold planking extend over end supports 6" t0 1 8"?

n q.

Walking and Working Surfaces YES NO NA 97;Are accesa ways, stairways, ramps, and ladders clean of ice, rnd, snow or debris?

ES tr tr 9& Do ladders exceed maximum lengths?

n K

tr TeTreladaers uiCo in pas$ageways, doors, or driveways?

K-n tr i00. Are broken or damaged ladders tagged and taken out of service?

6 n

D l0t. Are metal ladders prohibited in electrlcal service?

tr tr x 102. Are stairways and floor openings guarded?

n tr -K 103, Are safety feet installed on straight and extension ladders?

n T

104. ls general housekeeping up to Cabrera standards?

d D

n 10E. Are sueport trailers accessible for emergency vehicles?

)K n

tr t0e. ls ttre site properly secured during and after work hours?

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YEs, NO NA lIi:itleavy;quipment inspec{ed as recommended by the manufacturer?

6 n

n T06. E-aeE-ctive heavy equipment tagged and taken out of service? 6 n

n 109. Are project roads and structures inspec{ed for load capacities and proper clearances?

n n x 110. ls heavy eguipment shut down for fueling and maintenance?

n tr Excavation YES NO NA I 1 L Are the sides of excavations sloped or shored to properly?

n n

112. Are guardrails orfences placed around excavations, near pedestrian or vehiele thoroughfares?

n n

113. Prior to opening excavations, are utilities located and marked?

n u

1'14. Are ladders used in trenches over4 feet deep (when entered)?

n tr t

115. ls material excavated placed a minimum of 3 ft from the trench?

n n

q Confined Spaces YES NO NA 1 1 6. Have employees scheduled to be part of the confined space entry team been trained to the level of their resDonsibilities?

D n

F 117. Are confined space permits available on project site?

tr n

I t 8. ls a confined space entry procedure on the project site?

D n

YES NO Nh 119, Are decontamination stations set up in the site contamination reduction zone(s)?

tr n

tr 120. Are waste receptacles available for contaminated clothing /

PPE?

K x

tr 121. Are steps taken to contain liquids used for decontamination?

E" n

n 122. Have decontamination steps and procedures been covered by the site supervisor or actinq site safety officer?

K tr n

123. Are personnel using utility knives or FOBKs to doff PPE?

I D

n 124. ls all personal protective equipment and respiratory equipment being cleaned on a daily basis (when applicable)?

D n

lgpegtionSummary Comments:

I have reviewed this inspection checklist with the safety inspeclor/SSHO, fully tions and will make every attempt to immediately corrective actions; t{'ql, s ProjecUField pM.nrO.t Date U

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