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Trench Rescue: Operations Equipment List Mobile App

It is important to make sure contacts have been made prior to starting to dig a trench. For example, on all of the trenches, the spoil pile (the removed dirt) needs to be 2’ from the lip of the trench. The open trench needs to be properly secured, especially while unattended. If proper steps are not taken prior to digging trenches, there may be a trench collapse or other hazards that may put workers at risk of injury.

That is why the Trench Rescue: Operations Equipment List mobile app was developed to ensure that excavation teams are prepared in advance execute and emergency rescue. The app includes a detailed trench rescue equipment checklist that can be used to see if the trench was prepared properly in no time.

This app can be useful for trench safety training and rescue training. The trench rescue equipment checklist app can also be edited to include more information that your team may find helpful.

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Date
Site
Person Completing Equipment Check
Signature
– Backhoe with operator on site, to dig and collapse the trench.
or 2 – Dummy(s), to be put into the trench (a hose dummy works well).
– 4x8’ shoring panels with 2x12”x10’ strong backs.
– Sheets of ¾” plywood, for ground pads and supplemental sheeting in the trench.
– 4x 4”x12’ to be cut for shores.
”x12”x12’ lumber.
– 2x4”x10’ lumber.
– 6x6”x14’ timber.
lbs.
– Steel pickets.
– Carpenter nail pouches.
– Claw or framing hammers.
– 4-pound hand maul.
– 8-pound sledge hammer.
– Long-handle shovels.
– Folding military shovels.
– 5-gallon buckets (to remove the dirt from the trench).
– 25’ tape measures.
– Carpenter pencils.
– Chalk line.
– Square.
– 20’ sections of utility rope (1/2” minimum).
– Electric ventilation fan.
– Electrical power source (generator) with power cords.
...and More!