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Elevated Work Safety Checklist

Whenever elevated work is part of a jobsite's activities, safety must be kept top of mind at all times. And we're not just talking multi-story falls; many workers underestimate how dangerous a short fall can be. In general industry, work levels at a height of 4 feet or more require fall protection.
Texas MPP
05/17/2024

Elevated Work Safety Checklist

Whenever elevated work is part of a jobsite's activities, safety must be kept top of mind at all times. And we're not just talking multi-story falls; many workers underestimate how dangerous a short fall can be. In general industry, work levels at a height of 4 feet or more require fall protection.

    What equipment will be used for elevated work?

    Ladder Condition

    Footing

    • Pass
    • Flag
    • Fail

    Rungs are not bent, broken or missing

    • Pass
    • Flag
    • Fail

    Rails are not damaged

    • Pass
    • Flag
    • Fail

    Ladder extensions properly lock in place

    • Pass
    • Flag
    • Fail

    Scissor Lift or Snorkel Lift

    Daily inspection has been performed

    • Pass
    • Flag
    • Fail

    Cage has a locking gate

    • Pass
    • Flag
    • Fail

    Cage floor is clean of any oils and trip hazards

    • Pass
    • Flag
    • Fail

    Cage slide out moves with ease and has locking pins

    • Pass
    • Flag
    • Fail

    Forklift w/ Man Basket

    Forklift daily inspection has been performed

    • Pass
    • Flag
    • Fail

    Cage has securement mechanism to secure to the mast

    • Pass
    • Flag
    • Fail

    Cage has locking gate

    • Pass
    • Flag
    • Fail

    Cage floor is free of any oils and trip hazards

    • Pass
    • Flag
    • Fail

    Cage railings are not damaged

    • Pass
    • Flag
    • Fail

    Harness Condition

    Harness straps are not frayed, cut or torn

    • Pass
    • Flag
    • Fail

    Buckles securely latch

    • Pass
    • Flag
    • Fail

    Life Line is not torn, frayed, damaged, or stretched

    • Pass
    • Flag
    • Fail

    Manufacturer labels are present and ledgable

    • Pass
    • Flag
    • Fail
Source: Texas MPP (Community Member)

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