Trenching & Excavation Daily — Deep
OSHA 1926.652 expanded trench daily — protective system, atmosphere, soil class, egress, adjacent loads.
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Built for: Construction · Utilities · Civil
What's inside this template
Protective System (5+ ft)
- Slope, shore, or shield in place per soil class
- Soil classified A / B / C by competent person
- Manufacturer / engineering tabulated data on site for shore / shield
Atmosphere (4+ ft)
- O₂ 19.5–23.5%, LEL <10%, H₂S <10 ppm tested before entry
- Continuous monitoring if hazardous atmosphere expected
Egress
- Ladder / ramp every 25 ft for 4+ ft trenches
- Ladder extends 3 ft above edge
Surface Conditions
- Spoils / equipment 2+ ft from edge
- No standing water in trench or controls in place
- No vibration, traffic, adjacent excavation that could induce collapse
Documentation
- Competent person inspection signed today
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