10/13/2020                                                          PPE Inspection Checklist - SafetyCulture
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   High Visibility Clothing
   High Visibility clothing must be in good condition with at least 775 square cm of
   reflective trim.
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   High Visibility clothing must be a color that contrasts with the environment.
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           e                     Risk
   Head Protection
   Hard hat must be High Visibility and Side Impact
           Saf                   At                       N/A
           e                     Risk
   Hard Hat must be cleaned regularly and stored appropriately
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           e                     Risk
   Hard hat must be free of cracks, dents or other damage.
           Saf                   At                       N/A
           e                     Risk
   Chin strap must be used when working around helicopters
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10/13/2020                                                        PPE Inspection Checklist - SafetyCulture
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           e                     Risk
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Eye and Face Protection
Safety Eyewear must fit properly and include side shields when necessary for
worker safety.
     Saf          At               N/A
     e            Risk
Hearing Protection
Hearing protection must be worn when working in noisy conditions for
prolonged periods of time or in posted noise hazard areas. WorkSafe BC's
regulations
regarding noise exposure are: 85dBA Lex daily noise exposure level and 140
DBC peak sounds level.
     Saf          At               N/A
     e            Risk
Safety Footwear
Must be of a design, construction and material appropriate to the protection
required for the work environment. Caulk boots must be worn when working
in the woods.
     Saf          At               N/A
     e            Risk
Rain Gear
Rain Gear must be adequate for conditions likely to occur throughout the
day when working in the woods.
     Saf          At               N/A
     e            Risk
PPE supplied by Employee
Safety Footwear
Must be of design, construction and material appropriate to the protection
required for the work environment.
     Saf           At               N/A
     e             Risk
Work Clothing
Work Clothing, needed for protection against the natural elements, must be adequate
for conditions likely to occur throughout the day when working in the woods.
     Saf           At               N/A
     e             Risk
Work gloves must be adequate to protect your hands and must be born when
required.
     Saf           At               N/A
     e             Risk
Other
Additional Comments:
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I have read the PPE Policy of my company and accept the policy as outlined. By signing this
form, I agree to use the appropriate PPE in the situations described above, and report any
deficiencies to my supervisor.
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Please note that this checklist is a hypothetical example and provides basic information only. It is not intended to take the place of, among other things,
workplace, health and safety advice; medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment; or other applicable laws. You should also seek your own professional
advice to determine if the use of such checklist is permissible in your workplace or jurisdiction.