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fire extinguishers should have a uniform location for all vehicles (typically within immediate reach for the driver). I see fire extinguishers in different spots, even on the passenger side of a pickup truck, and dead center on the back of a forklift, just standing up unprotected (easy to knock off).

Truckers taking chains off before load is in place to pick

Concrete contractor standing at top of wall 8’ above grade with no fall protection
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Flammables left on top of Flammables cabinet instead of inside.

Architecture finished product store on racks with wood shims on the Architecture finished

Huge mess around the tilt table. steel, pallets, insulation and other stuff all over the ground.

Cable left on walking ramp creating a tripping hazard.

Tracy Roberts was moving sides on the B5. After setting down and bolting in the last side on the west side of the form, he unhooked the south crane and tried to raise it up and move it out of the way. He had the wrong remote in his hand and was raising the north crane which was still hooked up to the form. The crane let loose and broke the safety brake on the cable.

there are cable laying along the B5 and running down the walking ramp next to the B5 creating a tripping hazard

Bar shop employees are using an I beam attached to the forklift to lift bundles of rebar and place them on trailers.

Clean and safe operation for best results

Observed Daniel Sanders walk from the Plant Maintenance Shop to the Batch Plant without PPE. I called out to him to have him put on the appropriate PPE. He acknowledged me, then jumped in the bobcat without putting any PPE on. He did not have a vest, safety glasses, or hardhat.