MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing) Safety Checklist

This checklist is designed to ensure safety during work on mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems. It covers key areas to inspect before, during, and after work to minimize risks and maintain a safe working environment.

Instructions: Complete this checklist before, during, and after MEP related tasks. Indicate whether each item is satisfactory (Yes) or needs attention (No). If 'No', specify the corrective action taken.

I. General Safety

• Job Safety Analysis (JSA) completed and reviewed with all personnel.
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• All workers trained and qualified for assigned tasks [1].
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• Appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) available and used correctly [2].
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• Emergency contact information readily available.
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• First aid kit available and adequately stocked.
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• Proper illumination in the work areas [2].
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II. Mechanical Systems

• Equipment is properly supported to prevent falls [3].
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• Rotating and moving parts are guarded [3].
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• Pressure in air, oil, lubrication, fuel, and cooling systems relieved before disconnection [3].
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• Hot surfaces are guarded or insulated to prevent burns [3].
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• Piping is protected against physical damage and corrosion 6, 17.
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• Valves are sufficient to control flow in normal and emergency situations [4].
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III. Electrical Systems

• Electrical equipment is properly grounded [5].
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• Lockout/Tagout procedures in place and followed [1].
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• Qualified person performing electrical work 12, 14.
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• Testing and troubleshooting done in electrically safe conditions 12, 14.
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• Instruments and equipment rated for the circuits being worked on [6].
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• Warning signs posted at entrances to areas with electrical hazards [5].
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IV. Plumbing Systems

• Piping is installed to allow for expansion, contraction, jarring, and vibration [7].
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• Underground piping is below the frost line and protected against corrosion [7].
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• Proper ventilation provided when working with gas lines [7].
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• Flammable gas lines purged before welding or cutting [7].
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V. Environmental Considerations

• Waste materials disposed of properly 2, 8.
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• Hazardous materials stored and labeled correctly [2].
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• Work area kept clear of debris and hazards [2].
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VI. Post-Work Inspection

• All systems tested and verified to be operating correctly.
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• Work area cleaned and all tools/equipment removed [2].
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• All guards and safety devices re-installed [3].
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Notes:

• Refer to specific equipment manuals and safety guidelines for detailed procedures.
• Report any unsafe conditions to the supervisor immediately.

Signatures:

Inspector: _________________________ Date: ____________

Supervisor: _________________________ Date: ____________