SEE Tracker Entries

1. The new Hollow Core Yard layout appears too close to the power lines i.e, crane use and high tension wires.
2. Loads are set too close to the power lines.

2 floor panels off the FS39 had no wood covers for the openings today. So the patch crew can put them of.

2 panels stacked on top of an insulated architectural panel for empirical in row 6

3 Chopin sprayers are not labeled. They are located by the Aqua Film

3 set ls of insulated panels stacked 3 high in row 6A

4 foot machine had a Hydraulic hose leak Friday. The plane was to replace both lines - Been 4 to 5 years since the last change out - We made the hoses internal in the Maintenance Dept with the newer Hose clamp equipment - The Maintenance Tech followed the information on the crimp machine on which tools and settings based off the data sheet. Location of the fitting was not defined, and no one measured the crimp OD to ensure the crimp met expectations. We ended up with 2 leaks, the first one Sprayed the Tech in the face - Safety Glasses on! -Cleaned him up and the Maintenance Manager pulled the Maintenance Members together to review the process - Found many of the Techs did not know the proper process

7 inch grainger set on vise press

A bundle of rebar on the right next to the south runway where a forklift can run over the bundle.

A double tee form was removed that exposed an open steam trench that was located under the bed. The open trench had a small cones in each corner which is inadequate protection around an open trench. We will be producing a slab to cover the opening but in the meantime Maintenance was instructed to place barriers around the open trench.

A driver was chipping out concrete on the top of his truck, no ear plugs. I offered him some, he refused. It was really loud even 20 feet away.

A finisher had a water bottle full of epoxy, and left it out in direct sunlight while he went to lunch.
after a long period of time, i happened to see the bubbling bottle leaking all over a weld plate on the bed, thought to immediately get it out of the sun. Turns out the bottle was incredibly hot, and mildly burned my fingers (not badly), even the employee with gloves on said he thought it was super hot too!
dangerous for unlabeled chemicals to be left unattended in the hot sun.

A ladder was resting again a dumpster rather than stored properly. In addition, we are going to leaning ladders, this ladder is not of that type.