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🚧 OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart P

Excavation & Trenching Permit

Cave-In Protection & Hazard Control

⚠️ DANGER: Excavations can collapse without warning. Never enter an unprotected excavation. A competent person must inspect daily and after any hazard-increasing event.

📋 Permit Information

District / Base *

Date *

Start Time *

Expected End Time *

Excavation Location *

GPS Coordinates

Work Description *

👥 Personnel

Competent Person *

Equipment Operator

📏 Excavation Details

Excavation Type *

Dimensions:

Length (ft)

Width (ft)

Depth (ft) *

Soil Classification *

Protection Method *

Slope Ratio (if sloping)

⚡ Utility Locates

One-Call/811 Completed?

Utilities Marked on Site?

Hand Dig Zone Identified?

One-Call Ticket Number

✅ Hazard Controls Checklist

Surface encumbrances removed?

Underground utilities located?

Exposed utilities protected?

Spoil pile 2+ ft from edge?

Water accumulation controlled?

Atmosphere tested (if >4ft)?

Protective system inspected?

Access/egress within 25 ft?

Barriers/barricades in place?

Equipment inspected?

Spotter assigned for equipment?

Overhead hazards cleared?

🦺 Required PPE

Hard Hat

Safety Glasses

Hi-Vis Vest

Safety Boots

Gloves

✍️ Authorization Signatures

Competent Person Signature *

Supervisor Signature *

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