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green hat was cutting rebar next to bed and sparks were flying towards bed with stressed cable. Informed him of the fault and why it was important to cut away from bed

11/02/2021 - Various tools (hammer, scraper, scuff brush) were left on a ladder platform at an elevated position. This creates a hazard when moving the ladder and could lead to injury.

11/03/2021 - Held morning meeting reminding everyone of the potential hazard. It was further explained that all tools should be located on the shadow board or returned to their designated area when not in use.

Fire extinguisher was observed not charged and was replaced with a new extinguisher in the JLG manlift

Cut tie down belt

Miguel and Jose always makes sure to insert plunger on DTs that don’t have tripod retractable’s insert so crew member can be tied off on leading edges.

We had to move the lift on the opposite side of the job for a recaulk, so the only way to get to the back of the building was to drive the lift on the roads to get to the back of the job. So we posted road guards and had a vehicle with hazards on to guide the lift to the rear and road guards guided traffic

While rotating a wall panel, a piece of concrete popped loose and slid down the panel to the ground. Although no one was injured, this is a reminder that this can occasionally happen and to always position yourself away from beneath the panel.

The guys are doing good when the wind gets bad up to 25 and above no one get in man lift and they make sure there are no ladders standing up so no one gets hurt

We had an employee drive a skid steer directly behind a wall panel while we were re-hooking. We told the employee that this is a bad practice due to the panel wanting to tip away from the crane. In the future, drive between the crane and the piece.

With the winds at the speeds of 25 to higher gust today, we will not be working on ladders on the exterior of the building because it’s to big of a risk of being blown off a ladder