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Appendix J, Rad Health and Safety, Health and Safety, Project Inspections OP-556 - OP-556 ProjetSafetyInspections20170317
ML19098A928
Person / Time
Site: 07000371
(SNM-0368)
Issue date: 03/01/2018
From:
Cabrera Services
To:
NRC Region 1
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25. AreliemmAble oispensing systems grounded and bonded?

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TK Ze. Are Fiopei receptacles available for storage of flammables?

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30. Are hot work permits available?

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

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32. Are welding and machines properly grounded?

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TErArc oxySen andiuel Sas cylinders stored a minimum of 20 feet apafi?

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34. Are only trained personnel permitted to operate welding/cutting eouioment?

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@eitools tagged and taken out of service?

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

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S?. Are Suards and safety devices in place on power tools?

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38. Are power tools inspe6led before each use?

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39, Are non-sparking tools available?

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$ite Safety Plan YES NO NA I:ffi;iiElmt pien posted on site or accessible to all emnlovees?

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

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4. ls there a designated SSHO on site?

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S. nre eniptoiees aware and knowledgeable oi the results of potential exPosqre.s?

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Site Fosters YES NO NA Are the following documents posted in a prominent and accessible area?

6. Cabrera Safety Policy and Guiding Principles B

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9. Are first aid kits accessible and identified?

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10. Are emergency eye wash and safety showers available?

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

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12. Are first aid kits inspected weekly?

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13. Are work zones clearlY defined?

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li7re sr.rpport trailers located to minimize exposure from a ootential release?

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15. ls general.housekeeping up to Cabrera standards?

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16. Have levels of personal protection been established?

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17. Do all employees know their level of protection?

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1. Are personnel licensed for the equipment they ope 42 g7e) unsafe vehicles tagged and reported to supervision?
43. Are vehicles shut down before fueling?
44. When backing vehicles, are spotters
45. Are emergency telephone numbers posted?
46. Have emergency escape routes been designated?
47. Are ernployees familiar with site-specific emergency signals?
48. Are materials stacked and stored as to prevent sliding or
49. Are flammables and combustibles stored in non-smoking areas?

50, ls machinery braced when personnel are performing rnaintenance?

51. Are tripping hazards labeled?
53. Are fixed jacks used under semi-trailers?
54. Are riders prohibited on materials handling equipment?
55. Are cranes inspected as prescribed and logged?
56. Are OSHA-approved manlifts provided for the lifting of personnel?
57. Are all containers labeled as to contents?
58. Are flammable liquids stored in approved safety cans?
59. Are hazardous wastes stored in DOT approved containers?
60. ls hazardous waste stored in a secure area?
61. Are hazardous waste containers labeled and dated?
62. Are waste container dates outdated?
63. ls a contingency plan on file?
64. ls there a preparedness and prevention plan in effect?

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

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67. Has a reg. permit needs assessment been completed for the oroiecl?

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68. Has a fire warning system been established?

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69. Oo employees know the location and use of all fire extinquishers?

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70. Are fire extinguishers marked and inspected weekly?

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71. Are combustible materials segregaled from open flames?

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

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73. ls electrical equipment and wiring properly guarded?

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74. Are electrical lines, extension cords, and cables guarded and maintained in qood condition?

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75. Are extension cords kept out of wet areas?

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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 pro.iect electrician?

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

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80. Are slings inspected before each use?

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81. Are slings padded or protected from sharp comers?

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82. Do employees keep clear of suspended loads?

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

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84. Are like cylinders segregated in well ventilated areas?

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

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

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

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Ladders and Scaffoldin g YES NO NA

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 inspecled before each use?

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

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

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

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96. Does scaffold planking extend over end supports 6" to 18"?

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\\tYalking and l#orking Surfaces YES NO NA 97, Are access ways, stairways, ramps, and ladders clean of ice, md. snow or debris?

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98. Do ladders exceed rnaximum lengths?

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99. Are ladders used in passageways, doors, or driveways?

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{01. Are metal ladders prohibited in electrical service?

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'105. Are support trailers accessible for emergency vehicles?

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106. ls the site properly secured during and after work hours?

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'107. ls heavy equipment inspected as recommended by the manufacturer?

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109, Are project roads and structures inspected for load capacities and proper clearances?

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1{ 0. ls heavy equiprnent shut down for fueling and maintenance?

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D Excavation YES NO NA I 1 1. Are the sides of excavations sloped or shored to properly?

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E 112. Are guardrails or fences placed around excavations, near pedestrian or vehicle thoroughfares?

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113. Priorto opening excavations, are ulilities located and marked?

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I 1 4. Are ladders used in trenches over 4 feet deep (when entered)?

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

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Confingd $paces YES NO NA I 1 6. Have employees scheduled to be part of the confined space entry team been trained to the level of their responsibilities?

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T YE8 NO NA 119. Are decontamination stations set up in the site contamination reduction zone(s)?

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