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Shop Fire Prevention and Emergency Action plan
Ingress/Egress
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Are all exits marked with an exit sign of the proper size and illuminated?
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If shop is equipped with emergency lighting, is it operable?
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Are doors and stairways that are not exits or do not lead to exits marked with "not an exit" or the name of the room such as "basement, closet, etc.)
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Are all exits kept free from obsticles?
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Are all exits unlocked?
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Are sufficient exits available?
Fire Safety and Fire Extinguishers
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Are fire extinguishers placed in a manner that no person is ever more than 50 ft from an extinguisher?
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Are fire extinguishers inspected monthly by an ACT employee?
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Are fire extinguishers tested annually by an authorized company?
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Does the inspection tag provide the name, phone number, and certification number of the vendor and include a statement that the vendor meets the NFPA 10 requirements?
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Are applicable shop employees been trained on the proper use of a fire extinguisher?
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Has a smoking policy been implemented?
Emergency Action PLan
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Is the emergency action plan for the shop current and available?
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Are work place diagrams or maps posted showing the escape routes, emergency assembly area?
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Are emergency telephone numbers for police, fire, medical etc. posted in a conspicuous location?
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Is an audible alarm set up to alert shop personnel in case of an emergency?
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Have employees received Emergency Action Training (EAP) annual training?
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Health and Sanitation
Breakroom
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Are lunch/breakroom areas adequate and clean?
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Are appliances such as microwave and refrigerator kept clean?
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Are ample trash containers available and emptied frequently?
Restrooms
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Are rest rooms clean?
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Are restrooms properly stocked with toilet paper had towels and soap?
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Is adequae privacy afforded the users? For example are locks on doors and individual stalls, are shower curtains availabe and in good condition etc.?
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Are all trash cans equipped with liners?
First aid kits
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Are first aid kits adequately maintained and not expired?
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Is the monthly first aid checklist being done?
Office
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Are office machines, vending machines and water machines in good repair and grounded?
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Are office machines free of dirt and grease?
Shop
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Is ample work space available?
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Are work areas kept clean and neat?
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Are floors and aisles free from trash and debris?
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Are floors and carpets dry and in good condition?
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Are stairways and stairs rails in good condition?
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Electrical/Utilities Room or Area Panels
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Are permanent wiring panels and switches securely mounted and free of defects?
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Are breaker or fuse boxes equipped with a cover?
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Are all breakers or fuses labeled for use or location?
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Does area in front of breaker panel have a 3 ft clearance?
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Is the area clean and free from dirt and combustibles or other cleaning supplies, etc. that could pose a fire hazard?
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No apparent overloading of outlets?
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Is area free of loose wires, cords or other tripping hazards?
Shop Equipment, Work Practices and Appearance
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Are elevated storage areas or balconies posted with the maximum floor load capacity?
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Are elevated areas or balconies equipped with guard rails, railing or other suitable fall protection?
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Are chains for hoists or lifts inspected daily?
General Shop Safety
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Are all movements such as walking, climbing, use of stairs done in a safe manner?
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Are stairs, ladders, and ramps in good repair, secure, equipped with hand holds or railings and free of trash and obstructions?
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Are overhead doors operable and secure?
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Are lights and wiring operable and free of defects?
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Are chocks in use on all vehicles?
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Are all anti-tilt stands, pins and pin keepers in use on twin trailers as necessary?
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Are materials such as tires, tools, etc., stored in such a way that they are not likely to fall over or cause a tripping hazard?
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Are light cords and hose reels in good repair?
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Is material handling equipment properly stored, in good repair, free of dirt and grease?
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Is overhead lighting adequate and operating properly?
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Are all lights burning?
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Proper use of equipment guards as needed?
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Air pressure reduction device used as required?
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Tools and machines properly used, and within manufacturers specifications?
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Safety procedures are followed when moving all vehicles?
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Ventilating devices are used when engines running.
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Is the general noise level o.k.?
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Are the Shop Monthly Self Inspection Forms available for the last 12 months?
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Are employees dressed properly with no loose clothing?
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Are proper lifting techniques utilized?
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Are materials handled in such a manner to prevent injury?
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Is material handling equipment being used properly?
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Are safe work practices being observed? (No horseplay, chance taking,
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Is personal protective equipment used as needed?
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Hearing protection?
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Steel toed safety shoes?
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Eye and/or face protection (safety glasses or goggles, welding hood, safety goggles, face shield)?
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DRIVING
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Do shop personnel obey speed limits and traffic patterns while driving Vehicles (including forklifts) on the yard?
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Do shop employees use the three point hold when getting on and off tractors, trailers, hostlers and forklifts?
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Do shop drivers check to assure path is clear before backing and do they yield the right of way?
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Do shop drivers observe the "no rider/passenger" rule?
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Are safe work practices and personal protective equipment requirements
observed when refueling forklifts? -
Are forklifts inspected daily? (check records)
FUELING AREA
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Are fuel nozzles attended when in use?
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Is the fuel island kept free of trash and spills?
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Is an adequate supply of non-combustible absorbents available on the fuel island?
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Are engineering controls in place that will prevent fuel from getting into
the environment in the event of a spill? -
Are trash containers available and emptied frequently?
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Is lighting adequate on the fuel island?
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Are pumps protected from damage by bollards or a raised concrete island?
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In the event of an emergency, is a shutoff switch available in a location away from the pumps and clearly marked?
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Is a fire extinguisher available within 15’ to 25’ of the fuel pumps?
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Are the fire extinguishers in good condition and properly charged?
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Is the fuel area clearly marked as a no smoking area?
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If tanks are equipped with automatic monitors, are they in proper
working order? -
Are the Monthly Fueling Equipment Inspections being done?
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HAZARDOUS MATERIALS HANDLING
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Do employees know the AAA Cooper Transportation’s written Hazard Communication Plan is located on the L: Drive in the Safety and Health file?
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Is the Hazard Communication Poster posted?
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Do the employees know Material Safety Data Sheets are available during hours of operation through MSDS Online?
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Do the employees know who to see for access MSDSOnline?
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Are Material Safety Data Sheets available for all products? Ask someone to show you the MSDS on MSDSOnline for a few shop products.
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Are the following supplies on hand?
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a) Gloves for handling corrosives and flammables
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b) Proper eye protection
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c) Adequate supply of noncombustible absorbent or appropriate substitute
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Do supervisors understand they are not to respond to Hazardous Material spills without the guidance of Risk Management?
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Are chemical storage restrictions observed?
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Are hazardous materials stored in undamaged containers?
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Are all containers properly marked with the name of the product and its
hazard including secondary containers such as spray bottles? -
Have all shop employees been trained and certified in handling hazardous
materials and hazard communication? -
Is extra caution used when handling hazardous materials?
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Are flame or spark producing operations isolated from flammable or combustible liquids and materials?
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Containers are grounded when transferring combustible/flammable liquids where appropriate?
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Are flammable products kept in a fire-proof cabinet and is cabinet
closed when not in use? -
If flammable cabinet doors are spring loaded, are they functioning properly?
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Are incidental chemical spills cleaned up immediately according to the
Hazard Communication Program? -
Does the shop have a covered metal container used exclusively and clearly
labeled for shop rags? -
Are rags removed in a timely manner?
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Does the shop have a covered metal can for gasoline with a spring-lid and
mesh screen in the fill neck?
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WELDING AND CUTTING
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Are welding and cutting operations performed safely and in the designated locations?
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j) The cart is not at risk of being struck by vehicles, equipment, or materials
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k) Both cylinders have valves closed and protective caps or are connected
to a properly functioning regulator. -
Welding or cutting is not allowed to be done inside any enclosed areas such
as trailers with door closed, etc.? -
a) Appropriate PPE is being worn
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c) Gauges are in good repair
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d) Cylinders are secured (chained)
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e) Backflash prevention valves are on the torch
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f) There is only one acetylene and one oxygen cylinder on the cylinder cart
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g) The cart is specifically designed to hold the cylinders upright
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h) The cylinders are secured to the cart by straps, chains, etc
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i) The cart is stored on a firm, level surface
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b) Leads and hoses are in good repair
MACHINES, EQUIPMENT, AND TOOLS:
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Electrical equipment, machines, and tools protected by ground or double
insulation? -
Are moving parts within seven (7) feet of floor enclosed or provided with
safety guards? -
Are hoists, cranes and jacks marked for capacity or load rating, and operated
within specifications? -
Are hoists, ropes, slings, and hooks in good condition?
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Parts/Tool cleaning tank:
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a) Ventilation is good.
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b) Tanks have automatic and manual closures.
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c) Tanks are isolated from sparks and flames
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d) Is the lid closed when tank is not in use?
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Are safety goggles and neoprene gloves used while washing parts?
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Have all employees received scissor lift training if applicable?
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Is the tire cage of an approved type, in good condition, not bolted to the
floor and being used when required, if applicable? -
Does the air compressor have warning labels stating that it starts
Automatically and that Lockout/Tagout should be used? -
Are hand tools in good repair- no burrs, loose handles, etc.?
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Do employees inspect equipment and tools for defects prior to use?
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Are power tools in good condition?
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Are ladders, scaffolds, and portable stairs in good repair, and properly used?
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Are the ladders inspected for defects before each use?
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Are the ladders rated to hold the capacity of the heaviest shop employee and
anything that might be carried up the ladder by him? -
Have all shop employees received Ladder Safety Training?
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Is the grinder work rest free of excessive wear and chips?
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Is the work rest no more than one 1/8” distance from the wheel?
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Is the grinder wheel free of chips, cracks or foreign objects in wheel?
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Is the grinder tongue guard in place and no more than ¼” from the wheel?
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Is the grinder eye shield in place when used?
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Hydraulic Forklift Hoist
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If the shop is equipped with a hydraulic forklift hoist:
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a) Are the hydraulic cylinders secure, free of leaks and damage?
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b) Are safety stands being used, secured, and operating properly?
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c) Is the battery in the tray and secured to the frame?
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d) Is the battery tray top secure and are the battery ends tight and secure?
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e) Are the wires secure, in good operating condition, free from fraying?
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f) Is the control handle in good operating condition?
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g) Are wheel locks and safety stands secured and operating properly?
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h) Are safety stands and wheel locks being used?
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i) Are all anchor bolts secure and tight to the floor and frame of the lift?
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j) Is the rack clean and free from grease and oil?
BATTERIES
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Have applicable employees been trained on battery safety?
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Are batteries stored properly inside? (on a rack provided by battery
distributor or placed on a rubber mat or on a wooden table or shelf)
EYEWASH
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Eyewash station is available, operable, and in good repair?
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Is the eyewash station being checked and flushed weekly?
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The eyewash station fluid has not expired
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The eyewash station is not blocked.
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Is the eyewash station located a safe distance from electrical outlets or boxes?
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MAINTENANCE PITS
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Is a guard rail, or chain in place around any open pit, except inspection
lane pit when in use? -
Are pits clean and free of obstructions which could create a trip or fall
hazard? -
Are pit stairs and stair railings free of defects?
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Do pits have explosion proof lighting?
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Is explosion proof lighting free of defects such as cracked lenses, damaged
housing, etc.?
LOCKOUT/TAGOUT
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Have all machines and equipment which will require Lockout\Tagout
been identified? Review Lockout\Tagout program. -
Have the Energy Control Procedures been updated at least annually to reflect
any machine or equipment changes due to purchases, retrofits, or upgrades? -
Are all machines and equipment which have been identified as requiring
Lockout\Tagout properly marked with a "CAUTION" sign? -
Does the shop have an adequate supply of locking devices with two keys?
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Have all shop employees been trained and certified regarding the
Lockout\Tagout program? (see "Certificate of Training") -
Is the Lockout\Tagout sequence being performed properly?
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Do all supervisors understand their responsibility under the program,
including shift change and outside contractors performing maintenance
or service work? -
Is the Energy Control Procedure List located where the lockout devices
are stored? -
Has the Annual Inspection Report for Lockout/Tagout been completed?
(Insp. Form found on L: drive in Safety & Health folder) -
Does the air compressor have a warning labels stating that it starts
automatically and that Lockout should be used?
BULLETIN BOARDS
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Are bulletin boards required at the shop?
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Are bulletin boards kept neat, clean and free of postings unrelated to
company business? -
Are the following required posters and notices displayed?
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a) Federal Posters: (5 in 1)
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b) Worker's compensation information, including name of insurance carrier
or license if state fund, how to report injuries and panel of physicians?
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Are safety posters, safety notices, and loss prevention posters displayed?
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a) ATA Ladder poster
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b) ATA When You’re Not at the Dock... poster
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c) Eye Protection Poster
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d) Hearing Protection Poster
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Are appropriate posters or notices required by state or local governments?
posted? Local manager must call area Department of Labor to determine
poster needs.
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TRUCKS/TRAILERS
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Are Trucks/Trailers clean inside and out, free of dents?
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Are tires, catwalks, air hoses, steps, etc. in good condition?
ENVIRONMENTAL
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If the terminal is covered under a stormwater permit, are materials
stored outside (such as scrap metal, brake shoes, batteries, etc.) under cover? If no, the items must be covered or stored in such a way that they do not come in contact with stormwater. -
Are hazardous materials disposed of through the Dothan HDRM dept.?
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Are all unusable chemicals, contaminated oil dry, etc. scheduled for
proper disposal or are they going through the OSD disposal process? -
Are all recyclable materials (scrap steel, shop rags, used oil, etc.) being
picked up on a regular basis by the recycling company?