Ports, Marine Terminals & Shipyards Safety Checklist #18
This checklist supports safe operations at ports, marine terminals, and shipyards. It helps operators verify vessel interface safety, cargo handling, crane and lifting operations, hot work, confined spaces, environmental protection, and emergency response aligned with OSHA Maritime Standards, USCG requirements, and ISPS Code.
- Industry: Energy / Utilities / Infrastructure
- Frequency: Daily (each shift)
- Estimated Time: 30-45 minutes
- Role: Port Operations Supervisor / Shipyard Safety Manager
- Total Items: 35
- Compliance: OSHA 29 CFR 1917 Marine Terminals, OSHA 29 CFR 1918 Longshoring, OSHA 29 CFR 1915 Shipyard Employment, US Coast Guard Facility Regulations (33 CFR), ISPS Code (as applicable)
Vessel Interface & Access
Verify safe access between shore and vessel.
- Gangways/ladders secured and guarded?
- Mooring lines monitored and in good condition?
- Adequate lighting provided?
- Photo of vessel access point
- Vessel interface notes
Cargo Handling & Lifting Operations
Assess cargo handling and lifting safety.
- Lift plans reviewed and followed?
- Rigging inspected and rated?
- Exclusion zones established?
- Photo of cargo handling area
- Cargo handling notes
Cranes & Mobile Equipment
Verify crane and mobile equipment safety.
- Cranes inspected and certified?
- Operators certified and authorized?
- Spotters/signals used where required?
- Photo of crane condition
- Crane safety notes
Hot Work & Fire Prevention
Ensure controls for welding, cutting, and hot work.
- Hot work permit issued and posted?
- Fire watch assigned and equipped?
- Flammable materials removed or protected?
- Photo of hot work area
- Hot work notes
Confined Space & Enclosed Areas
Verify confined space entry controls.
- Confined spaces identified and labeled?
- Entry permits completed when required?
- Atmospheric monitoring conducted?
- Photo of confined space signage
- Confined space notes
Environmental Protection & Spill Response
Assess environmental controls.
- Spill prevention measures in place?
- Spill kits available and stocked?
- Waste managed per procedure?
- Photo of spill kit/controls
- Environmental notes
Emergency Response & Security
Verify emergency and security preparedness.
- Emergency response plan current?
- Security controls implemented per ISPS?
- Emergency drills conducted?
- Photo of emergency equipment
- Emergency notes
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Why Use This Ports, Marine Terminals & Shipyards Safety Checklist #18?
This ports, marine terminals & shipyards safety checklist #18 helps energy / utilities / infrastructure teams maintain compliance and operational excellence. Designed for port operations supervisor / shipyard safety manager professionals, this checklist covers 35 critical inspection points across 7 sections. Recommended frequency: daily (each shift).
Ensures compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1917 Marine Terminals, OSHA 29 CFR 1918 Longshoring, OSHA 29 CFR 1915 Shipyard Employment, US Coast Guard Facility Regulations (33 CFR), ISPS Code (as applicable), NFPA 51B Hot Work. Regulatory-aligned for audit readiness and inspection documentation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Ports, Marine Terminals & Shipyards Safety Checklist #18 cover?
This checklist covers 35 inspection items across 7 sections: Vessel Interface & Access, Cargo Handling & Lifting Operations, Cranes & Mobile Equipment, Hot Work & Fire Prevention, Confined Space & Enclosed Areas, Environmental Protection & Spill Response, Emergency Response & Security. It is designed for energy / utilities / infrastructure operations and compliance.
How often should this checklist be completed?
This checklist should be completed daily (each shift). Each completion takes approximately 30-45 minutes.
Who should use this Ports, Marine Terminals & Shipyards Safety Checklist #18?
This checklist is designed for Port Operations Supervisor / Shipyard Safety Manager professionals in the energy / utilities / infrastructure industry. It can be used for self-assessments, team audits, and regulatory compliance documentation.
Can I download this checklist as a PDF?
Yes, this checklist is available as a free PDF download. You can also use it digitally in the POPProbe mobile app for real-time data capture, photo documentation, and automatic reporting.