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EXCAVATION CHK LST

EXCAVATION CHECKLIST (To Be Completed by a "Competent Person") EXCAVATION LOCATION: DATE: TIME: COMPETENT PERSON: SOIL TYPE (See attached form): SOIL CLASSIFICATION: EXCAVATION DEPTH: EXCAVATION WIDTH: TYPE OF PROTECTIVE SYSTEM USED: (Indicate for each item: YES - NO - or N/A for not applicable) 1. General Inspection of Jobsite: A. EXCAVATION , adjacent areas, and protective systems inspected by prior to the start of work. a competent person daily B. Competent person has the authority to remove employees from the EXCAVATION immediately.

A. Excavation, adjacent areas, and protective systems inspected by prior to the start of work. a competent person daily B. Competent person has the authority to remove employees from the excavation immediately. C. Surface encumbrances removed or supported. D. Employees protected from loose rock or soil that could pose a hazard by falling or

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