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    Construction Housekeeping Checklist v1

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    This document contains a checklist for assessing safety in work areas. It addresses whether walking surfaces are kept clear, debris and materials are properly stored and secured, hazardous openings are covered, and waste is regularly collected and disposed of according to regulations to maintain safe and organized work areas.

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    This document contains a checklist for assessing safety in work areas. It addresses whether walking surfaces are kept clear, debris and materials are properly stored and secured, hazardous openings are covered, and waste is regularly collected and disposed of according to regulations to maintain safe and organized work areas.

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    Construction Housekeeping Checklist v1

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    Jhon Paul Gervacio
    This document contains a checklist for assessing safety in work areas. It addresses whether walking surfaces are kept clear, debris and materials are properly stored and secured, hazardous openings are covered, and waste is regularly collected and disposed of according to regulations to maintain safe and organized work areas.

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    Yes No A
    Work Areas

    Is safe access to the job site provided for all workers?


    q q q
    Are walking/working surfaces kept clear and any liquid or other spilled material
    cleaned up immediately?
    q q q
    Are stairways, passageways, and gangways kept free of material, supplies, or
    q q q
    obstructions?

    Are all debris and trash picked up and placed in their proper containers?
    q q q
    Are protruding nails, forms, scrap lumber, and other debris kept clear from work
    areas, passageways, and stairs, and in and around buildings or other structures?
    q q q
    Are structural openings covered/protected adequately (e.g. sumps, shafts, floor
    openings, etc.)?
    q q q
    Materials and Storage
    Are items not being used (e.g., tools, cords, or chains) stored in their proper
    locations?
    q q q

    Are materials storage areas kept clean and free of unnecessary materials and debris?
    q q q
    Is loose scrap or light material, which may be blown off by high winds, properly
    secured?
    q q q
    Are empty cement bags and other dust-producing materials removed from the work
    areas?
    q q q
    q q q
    Are materials at least 6 ft (2m) from openings, roof edges, excavations or trenches?

    Are nails from protruding lumber bent over or removed?


    q q q
    Waste
    Are trash and recyclable containers with self-closing covers placed throughout the job
    site, marked for proper use, and emptied at regular intervals?
    q q q

    Are chutes provided to remove waste from above-grade floors?


    q q q
    q q q
    Are drip pans used to collect oils and fluids?
    Are all scrap, waste, recyclable, and surplus materials disposed of in accordance with
    q q q
    federal regulations and local codes?
    Are all oil-soaked and paint-saturated rags, clothing, waste, or combustible refuse
    placed in non-combustible receptacles with self-closing covers?
    q q q

    Is combustible waste scheduled for frequent collection and removal?


    q q q
    q q q
    Are used oil containers and dumpsters locked to secure them from unwanted waste?

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