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3s check sheet
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Store no.
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Location
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Store manager
Monthly check list office service
Select and remove office
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Whether vertically-pilled documents are left on the desks
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Whether unnecessary private belongings, office supplies that become unusable or packaging materials such as cartoon boxes are left as they are?
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whether unnecessary ON equipment machine parts, spare parts, or wirings are left as they are
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Whether surplus office supplies are found?
Select and remove service
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Whether waste materials, waste products or unnecessary scraps are left in work place
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Whether unidentifiable materials, intermediate materials or defective components are left
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Whether unnecessary parts and tools are left as they are
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Whether unnecessary equipment, machine parts or spare parts are left as they are
Sort. Office
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Whether clearly-stated location indicators is given for office supplies and slips that belong to the office
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If there are locations other than those described above such as warehouse or stack room is that location is the location indicator clear
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Whether office things on and around desk controlled by individuals are kept tidy accordance with the standard rule
Sort service
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Whether predetermined quantities of jigs tools or cleaning things are put in predetermined locations
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Whether signs are posted in a predetermined locations
Keep clean office
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Whether dust and contamination are removed from desk surfaces and floor surfaces
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Whether rubbish waste are separated into burnable and non burnable trash boxes and weather the trash boxes are full to the brim
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Whether unused outlets are capped and weather accumulation of dust is observed on plugs and outlets
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Whether defective unsuable equipment or wiring are left as they are
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Whether excessive load to one electric outlet is observed
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Whether lights are contaminated or damage and whether light bulbs are blown
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Whether the lines drawn on the floor surface are free from contamination and defacement
Keep cleaning service
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Whether dust and contaminations are remove from machines and floor surfaces
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Whether waste materials waste products are scattered and left as they are
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Whether bolts nuts and metallic foreign materials are fallen
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Whether oil is leaking from machine
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Whether lights are contaminated or damage or whether light bulbs are blown
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Whether the lines drawn on the storage location passages are clear and free from contaminations and defacement
Monthly checklist production site
Select and remove
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Whether waste materials waste products or unnecessary scraps are left in the workplace
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Whether unidentifiable materials intermediate or defective components are left
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Whether unnecessary parts and tools are left as they are
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Whether unnecessary equipment machine parts or spare parts I left as they are
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Whether things that can become foreign materials (such as wooden materials packing tape etc.) are left and whether things that are prohibited to bring in
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Whether the location and quantities are clearly stated regarding materials products cart pallet jacks and tools or administrative books
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Whether pallets carts reels readjusted articles reserved articles ets. Are put in predetermined locations in predetermined manners
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Whether predetermined quantities of jigs, tools or cleaning things are put in predetermined locations
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Whether indicators put on distributing board/operator board are clear and legible
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Whether signs are posted in predetermined locations
Keep clean
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Whether dust and contamination are removed from machines and floor surfaces
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Whether bolts/nuts and metallic foreign materials are fallen
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Whether oil is leaking from machine
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Whether water is leaking from machine
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Whether lights are contaminated or damage or whether light bulbs are blown
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Whether the lines drawn on the storage locations/passages are clear and free from contamination and defacement
3s program checklist
General plant checklist
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Do you have an active, plant/store-wide program for 3s
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Is one person clearly responsible for directing the 3s program
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Do you have 3s committed or team made up of management and employees that meets regularly and reports in writing on its activities and progress
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Do you encourage employees suggestions to improve 3s
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Are you keeping employees advised of 3s problems and successes
General plant checklist
General plant checklist
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Overall is the plant kept in good 3S condition ordely neat clean well maintained sanitary and safe? Is it a pleasant and efficient workplace?
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Are plant walkway floors machinery and equipment and building in good 3S condition? ( refer to the following checklist)?
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Combustible debris waste and scrap stored safely and removed promptly?
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Are all plant areas adequately illuminated?
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Are noise levels kept to a minimum?
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Is appropiate personal protection equipment ( safety glasses shoes and ear plugs) available and used where required?
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Are restrooms and hand washing facilities kept in good 3S condition:? Are principles a good hygiene promoted such as washing with soap?
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Are break area and locker rooms kept in good 3s condition?
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Are office areas kept in good 3s condition? Are desk tops kept uncluttered and papers neatly filed away or stacked at the end of the day?
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is team responsibility for cleaning up the plant and maintaining good 3s conditions promoted?
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is individual responsibility for cleaning up after oneself and maintaining good 3s habits promoted?
Workplace 3s checklist
Workplace 3s checklist
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Are walkway (including ailes, passageway, stairways, ramps, and exits) free of clutter?
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Are all walkways and exits kept clear of items that could inpede transit?
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is there safe clearance along the entire length?
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Is safe clearance for walking in aisles where forklifts operate?
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Are aisles clearly distinguished from work areas with lines or railings? Are any portions of the aisle or either area markings obscured or covered?
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Are there any bumps, steps, holes, or grooves in walkways or stairways that need to be repaired, covered, or otherwise made safe?
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Are walkways kept dry? Are slick surfaces covered with non-slip materials?
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Are all water, oil or chemical spills cleaned up immediately and according to proper procedures?
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Are there any potentially unsafe cords, or pipes Crossing the passageway? ( if temporary or necessary are they fully covered?
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Are all entryways and exits clearly signs or lights as required? Are they wide enough?
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Are all exits kept free of obstructions?
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Are doors or stairways that are not exit marked " Not an exit," or dearly labeled with a destination, such as "To offices" or "Storeroom"?
Work areas checklist
Work areas checklist
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Are work areas kept in good 3s conditions orderly, neat, clean, and safe?
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Are there any uneven places ( bumps, steps,holes, or groves) in the floor?
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Are floor opening covered or guarded?
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Are drains and grates maintained?
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Is there any oil or mounting compound spilled on the floor or equipment? Are floors and work surfaces kept dry? Are slick surfaces covered with non slip material?
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Are all cords, hoses and pipes safely and properly routed?
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Are work tools, equipment, end cleaning materials stored in designated locations,? Are the required special purpose receptacles used?
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is waste and scrap placed in the correct receptacles or on clearly label skids?
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Are this receptacles emptied (or skids removed) regularly?
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Are hazardous substances properly disposed of in the designated locations? Are the required special purpose receptacles used?
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Are electrical disconnect switches, fire extinguishers and emergency exit all clearly labeled and free of abstraction?
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Are fire extinguishers hung on the wall in the proper locations?
Dust and debris, waste and scrap checklist
dust and debris, waste and scrap checklist
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is the plant cleaned regularly so that dust debries do not collect? are accumulations of dust and dirt routinely sweat off floors and vacuumed off elevated surfaces, including the overhead structure of buildings?
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Is used oil stored in noncombustible containers with lids
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Are cleaning materials stored neatly and safely in specified locations?
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Is there an active program to reduce waste and scrap?
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Are receptacles for trash and containers skids industrial waste and scrap properly located and label?
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Is waste and scrap segregated by type indisposed of in the appropriate locations without overflowing?
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are waste and scrap storage locations kept in good 3s conditions?
machinery and equipment checklist
Machinery and equipment checklist
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is all machinery and equipment and surrounding areas kept neat and clean? Are any I unneeded tools or materials left on top under or next to equipment?
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is there a regular program of 3s inspections of machinery and equipment?
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Are there any leaks or spraying oil, steam, or other fluids gases? Are any particles or the debris being swepted out onto or around the machinery?
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are the Machine surfaces and controls kept clean and dry? Are any operating control panels or switches obscured by dust dirt or paint?
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Are controls, switches, and valves clearly labeled with their functions?
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Are any indicator lights, and, or LED/LCD/CRT displays obscured, illegible or burned out ?
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are all emergency stop buttons clearly labeled and colored red?
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Does each work area have a full set of that require work tools and equipment stored in a safe location, and organized in an easy to use Manner?
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Is sufficient clearance provided around and between machines to allow for safe operations, set up and servicing materials handling and waste removal?
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Are areas near projecting movin a rotating parts send off and or clearly marked?
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is there any danger of becoming wedge or pinched in drive mechanisms, or between machine and work benches materials or carts?
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are foot operated and other switches guarded old place to prevent accidental actuation why people or falling objects?
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are equipment and semi finished good play so that they will not collapse fall or tip over and so that people will not trip on them?
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Are there any breaks unevenness, or cracks in work mats all platforms? are any slippery floor areas covered with non slip materials?
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Is there any danger of tripping on power cords, air hoses, or pipes?
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Are working standards and safe operating procedures posted conspicuously?
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When required is equipment properly de - energized or disengaged and blocked or locked out during servicing? Is the proper lock out tag out or safe energy control procedures strictly followed?
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When compressed air, sharp implements, or hazardous solvents are used to clean machinery are proper safeguards and personal protective equipment used to protect employees from safety and health hazards?
maintenance and repair checklist
Maintenance and repair checklist
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Has the Maintenance Technician given notice and communicated adequately with other employees prior to the start of each maintenance or repair job?
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When required is machinery or equipment properly de - energized and blocked or locked out during maintenance servicing?
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Are signs and tags such as "no entry," "lookout/tagout" and Do Not Operate" displayed in the necessary locations?
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Lockout/Tagout locks, tags, keys, and pegboards in good 3S condition?
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Are the needed variety and size of tools, work equipment, personal protective equipment, and signage available? Are they organized in convenient locations and placed in a safe manner? Are the used appropriately?
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Is good 3S maintained in the work area during maintenance or repair? Is it being kept orderly, neat, clean, and safe?
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Are tools, replacements, and disassembled components placed in a safe manner? Are they put where they cannot fall or drop, or cause people to trip?
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Are any items placed on or leaning on control panels, equipment, or switches?
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Are small parts such as nuts and bolts put in small boxes or containers? Is any danger that those containers could fall?
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Is oil or other fluid from equipment being disposed off properly? Are drip pans or other containers for recovering fluids fluids well placed?
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Are ladders maintained in good 3S condition? Are they used properly, in a safe manner? Are any obstructed doors blocked open, locked, or guarded?
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Is welding equipment in good condition? Are safety rules strictly followed?
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Is cutting, welding, or grinding work involving open flames or sparks? Is there a hot work procedure available and being followed?
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Have any tools or parts being left behind at the location?
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Has leaked oil, fluids or scrapped items been properly removed?
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Have safety devices, covers, or stopped devices been restored to their original state?
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Have maintenance signs and LOTO tags been collected and returned?
Electrical Equipment checklist
Electrical Equipment checklist
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Are there any unnecessary items inside the power substation rooms, fences, or enclosures? Have locks and "No Entry" signs been installed?
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Is there any unnecessary or foreign materials inside, in front of or on top of the control panels or switchboards? Are they contaminated with dirt or dust?
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Are control panels and switch functions clearly labeled? Is there any interference with operation or incorrect reading?
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Is there any concern of rain from roof or other leaks entering electrical equipment? Do installations in damp areas meet NEC requirement?
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Do any extension cords or cables cross open spaces? Do any run through or along walls? Are extension cords being used instead of permanent wiring?
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Is proper personal protective equipment for electric work available and used?
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Are there any openings in electrical panels broken boxes or disconnects?
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Have any damaged cords or connectors been properly repaired or replaced? Are all cord cables and raceway connections intact and secure?
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Are ground lines properly connected and tested?
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Are water pumps or other electrical devices involving water properly grounded and equipped with devices to prevent shock or short circuits ( such as GFCIS)? Have these devices been inspected and tested?
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Are all Electrical disconnects labeled to indicate their voltage and purpose ( what they control )?
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Is a GFCI used when attached to an extension cord or in a wet location?
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When electrical equipment or lines are to be serviced maintained or adjusted are necessary switches opened locked out and tagged as required?
Hand held and portable power tools checklist
Hand held and portable power tools checklist
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Have you obtained tools of the appropriate type and size for the job?
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Are the tools in good condition?
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Is there any breakage or wear?
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Are pneumatic or hydraulic hoses checked regularly for deterioration or damage?
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Are tools stored in designated locations and conveniently positioned?
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Are they kept in dry locations secure from tampering and out of harm's way?
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Are cutting blades or edges regularly sharpened so that the tool will move smoothly without bidding or skipping?
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Are tools with sharp blades or points safely stored with protective covers?
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Are grinding wheels store in special cases or racks so that cannot be gouged cracked or bent?
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Are they ring - tested prior to installation?
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Are dust collectors and powered exhaust provided on grinders used in operations that produce large amounts of dust? Are splash guards mounted on grinders that use coolant to protect employees and reduce spillage?
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Are good 3S conditions maintained around grinders and other power tools?
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Is magnesia grinding and parts that can be damaged by moisture stored in a dry location? (Follow the manufacturer's directions for care)?
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Are any tools left unsecured in an elevated location from which they could fall?
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Are any hand tools left out in stairways passageways or work area floors?
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Are all power tools double insulated and equipped with 3 - wire plugs?
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Are safety glasses or face shields worn when using hand tools that might produce flying debris or with materials that could become projectiles?
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In locations where sparks could ignite fires or explosions are appropriate tools used such as beryllium alloy cutter or bits that could not generate sparks?
compressed gas cylinders checklists
Compressed gas cylinders checklists
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Are compressed gas cylinders segregated and labeled according to content?
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Are cylinders stored vertically away from stairs?
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Have countermeasure been taken against tipping striking puncturing dropping or rolling?
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Are all valves closed capped and protected even on empty cylinders?
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Is care used in handling and storage to prevent damage and corrosion?
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Are oxygen cylinders stored at least 20 feet away (or separated by a 5 foot 1/2 hour rated wall) from combination prompting gases such as oxygen or chlorine oil drums or other combustible materials?
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Are cylinders valves coupling regulators hoses etc.kept free of oil or greasy substances?
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Is the temperature of gas cylinders storage area kept bellow 40 104 F?
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Is it away from direct sunlight or other combustible gas cylinder storage areas that could become a source or fire or ignite a fire?
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Are warning signs posted such as FIRE. HAZARD Absolutely No Smoking or Open Flame?
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Is the storage area kept in good 3S condition?
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Are there any other items or materials that could burn or have a corrosive action on gas cylinders?
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Is there any electrical equipment or wiring that could become an ignition source?
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Are empty containers distinguished from refills (labeled "Used" or "Empty")?
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Are cylinders secure from tampering and protected from the elements?
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Is red used to identify acetylene (or other fuel gas) hoses green for oxygen hose and black for inert gas and air hose?
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Are cylinders periodically checked for defects damage or corrosion or leakage?
Chemicals checklist
Chemicals checklist
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Are chemicals storage areas kept in good 3S condition?
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Are containers clearly labeled with their contents and hazards?
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Are chemicals segregated and stored by type in closed containers?
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Are hazardous or flammable chemicals are used well ventilated?
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Are the areas where chemicals are used well ventilated?
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Is required respiratory equipment used?
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Are emergency eyewash stations available? Are they tested weekly?
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Are combustible scrap debris and waste materials (oily rags etc.) Stored in covered metal receptacles and removed from the work site promptly?
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Are liquefied petroleum gas (such as propane) Stored handled and used in accordance with safe practices and standards?
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Are "NO SMOKING" signs and strictly obeyed in areas where flammable or combustible materials are used stored or transported?
Fire Protection checklist
Fire Protection checklist
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Is your fire system certified as required and tested at least annually?
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Are interior stand pipes and valves inspected regularly?
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Are fire doors and shatters unobstructed and protected against obstructions including their counterweights?
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Are automatic sprinkler system valves air and water pressure checked periodically as required?
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Are adequate numbers and types of portable fire extinguishers mounted in their designated readily accessible locations?
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Are the correct types of fire extinguishers available for the type of materials in the areas where they are to be used? (Class A ordinary combustible materials fires; Class B flammable liquid gas or grease fires Class C materials Energized electrical equipment fires.)
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Are all extinguishers free from obstructions or blockage?
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Are all extinguishers serviced maintained and tagged at least once a year?
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Are employees periodically instructed in the use of extinguishers and fire protection procedures?
Fine particles checklist
Fine particles checklist
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Is the 3s condition good in the areas where the particles are generated?
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Has dust accumulated on the floor or other surfaces?
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Is the area well ventilated?
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Are exhaust devices used where necessary?
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Are these devices well maintained and or do any of them need cleaning?
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In locations where flammable particles are floating is there any open flame?
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Is there electrical equipment that could become an ignition source?
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Is appropiate eye protection used?
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In operations involving toxic or explosive particles are there pockets or folds where particles could accumulate?