Site-Specific Fall Protection Plan Inspection
Site-Specific Fall Protection Plan Inspection
Inspection template for verifying a site-specific fall protection plan for construction work, including anchorage points, guardrails, PFAS, leading-edge controls, and rescue provisions consistent with OSHA 1926 Subpart M requirements.
Inspection Details and Work Scope
- Site-specific fall protection plan is available at the work area
- Work scope matches the documented plan
- Competent person has reviewed and approved the plan
- Inspection date and time
- Inspector name and role
Hazard Identification and Exposure Control
- Leading-edge, unprotected edge, or opening hazards are identified in the plan
- Fall hazard locations are mapped to the work area
- Exposure controls are sequenced in the order work will occur
- Areas requiring controlled access are clearly defined
- Hazard communication and signage are posted where required
Anchorage Points and PFAS
- Anchorage points are identified by location and rated capacity
- Anchorage capacity meets the plan requirements for PFAS use
- PFAS components are specified for the task
- PFAS inspection records are current and available
- Tie-off locations prevent swing-fall exposure
Guardrails, Covers, and Work Surface Protection
- Guardrail systems are installed where conventional protection is feasible
- Top rail, midrail, and toe board conditions are intact where required
- Floor openings, skylights, and roof holes are covered or protected
- Cover markings and load capacity are visible and adequate
- Work surface housekeeping does not create slip or trip hazards near edges
Rescue Provisions and Emergency Readiness
- Rescue procedures are documented in the plan
- Rescue equipment is available at the site
- Rescue response time is defined and realistic for the work area
- Emergency contact numbers are posted and accessible
- Workers have been briefed on rescue and suspension trauma response
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