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Falling-Object Inspection Checklist

This document is a falling-object inspection checklist used to inspect jobsites for safety hazards. It contains 8 sections to inspect: 1) job safety analyses, 2) exclusion zones and barricades, 3) guardrails, 4) opening covers, 5) scaffolding, 6) hoisting and rigging, 7) housekeeping, and 8) tools and equipment. The inspector checks that proper exclusion zones, barricades, guardrails, covers, scaffolding, hoisting procedures, housekeeping practices, and tool security are in place to prevent falling objects.

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Falling-Object Inspection Checklist

This document is a falling-object inspection checklist used to inspect jobsites for safety hazards. It contains 8 sections to inspect: 1) job safety analyses, 2) exclusion zones and barricades, 3) guardrails, 4) opening covers, 5) scaffolding, 6) hoisting and rigging, 7) housekeeping, and 8) tools and equipment. The inspector checks that proper exclusion zones, barricades, guardrails, covers, scaffolding, hoisting procedures, housekeeping practices, and tool security are in place to prevent falling objects.

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Falling-Object Inspection Checklist

Project Date
Areas Inspected

Inspected By
Inspection Items
1. Job Safety Analysis □ JSA has been developed and reviewed.
2. Exclusion Zones Barricades
□ There is an accessible area below the work.
□ Barricades are in place.
□ Signs are in place to explain the reason for the barricades.
□ The exclusion zone is large enough.
Overhead Protective Structures
□ There is an accessible area below the work.
□ The area must remain accessible, so it requires overhead protection
instead of barricades.
□ Overhead protective structures are installed correctly.
3. Guardrails □ Toeboards are installed.
□ There are no gaps between the toeboards and the work surface.
□ There are no gaps between adjoining toeboards.
□ Toeboards are at least 3 ½ inches high (89 mm).
□ Guardrails have a mid-rail and a top rail.
4. Opening Covers □ Openings near the work area that require covers have been identified.
□ Existing covers are in place.
□ Existing covers are properly secured and marked.
5. Scaffolding □ All debris and unnecessary materials around the scaffold are removed
regularly.
□ Proper guardrails and toeboards are installed.
6. Hoisting and Rigging □ An exclusion zone has been established and barricades installed.
□ Warning signs have been posted where needed.
□ No workers are under the path of the overhead load.
□ Loads are properly secured.
□ Slings and other hardware are in good condition.
□ Tag lines are used to control loads.
□ Proper lifting containers are used.
□ Signallers are used when required.
7. Housekeeping □ Material is properly secured.
□ Material and equipment is kept at least 6 feet away from the edge.
□ Debris is cleaned up and removed regularly.
□ No tools or equipment is stored near edges or on railings or elevated
surfaces.
□ Material is stacked properly to prevent tipping.
□ Material is stored on level surfaces.
8. Tools and □ Hand tools are secured in work belts.
Equipment □ Carts are the correct size for the material being moved.
□ Carts are stable and have sides.
□ Anything extending over the sides of the cart is secured.

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