Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • Site management is aware of the OSHA General Duty Clause. "We must provide a safe and healthy workplace for all workers" (ref 29 USC 654 section 5).

Previous Inspection

  • Have all the items from the previous inspection been corrected?

Personnel Administration

  • Are written safety programs available on site.

  • Are written safety programs current.

  • Have new employees received safety orientation training.

  • Is the OSHA 200/300 log maintained. If applicable, posted?

  • Are periodic safety talks documented.

  • All employees understand English.

Hazard Communication Program (ref 1910.1200)

  • The facility is an classified by the EPA as a _______ hazardous waste generator.

  • The facility has a current EPA ID

  • Is there a written Hazard Communication program.

  • Is there a list of hazardous chemicals and locations. Up-to-date?

  • Is Haz Com training documented.

  • SDS index available for all materials on site. Up-to-date?

  • Do all employees know how to access SDS electronically.

  • All portable containers are properly marked with contents and completed NFPA label.

  • Are all storage containers properly labeled.

  • Are incompatible chemicals stored separately.

  • Are all stored hazardous wastes within allowed accumulation time.

  • Are all pipes associated with hazardous waste properly labeled as per the new GHS standard.

Universal And Regular Waste

  • All universal waste is properly stored, containers secured and properly marked.

  • UW is disposed of annually and properly documented.

  • All dumpsters are closed when not in use

  • Dumpsters are free of hazardous waste.

Housekeeping and Material Storage (ref 1910.22 & 1910.120)

  • Are work areas neat and orderly.

  • Are materials properly stored.

  • Are separate containers provided for trash, waste, or other garbage.

  • Are walkways and isles clearly marked.

  • Are walkways and isles clear of debris or obstructions.

  • Are spills cleaned up promptly.

  • Proper lifting methods/material handling observed.

  • Proper lifting technique observed.

Hand and Portable Tools (ref 1910 Subpart Q).

  • Are all portable and hand tools and cords in good condition.

  • GFI plugs used for temporary cords.

  • Are unused tools stored properly.

  • Proper eye and face protection worn when required.

  • Are air hoses properly stored when not in use.

Machine & Machine Guarding (ref 1910 Subpart P).

  • All machine guards in properly in place.

  • All portable grinders properly secured..

  • Safety latches present on all overhead crane hooks.

  • All overhead crane controls clearly marked as to their function.

Welding and Cutting (ref 1910 subparts M & Q)

  • Are fuel gas and oxygen cylinders separated in storage.

  • Are compressed gas bottles upright, have safety covers installed and properly secured.

  • Are power cables and supply hoses protected and in good repair.

  • Flow gauges and regulators maintained, removed when not in use.

  • Are back flow check valves present in oxy-acetylene lines.

  • Adequate ventilation is available in welding area.

  • Are weld curtains present and used.

  • Are no smoking signs posted in the welding area.

  • Are welders using proper PPE and protection from sparks, ultraviolet radiation.

  • Is proper fire protection available.

Safety Programs

  • Is there a safety manual containing all required OSHA and state programs.

  • Is there a written lockout/tag out program (ref 1910.147).

  • Are lockout/tag out procedures machine-specific.

  • Is there a written Confined Space Program (ref 1910.146).

  • Have applicable employees received dipping and coating operations training (ref 1910.124).

Emergency Response (ref 1910.38)

  • Do employees know the evacuation alarm.

  • Are evacuation routes clearly posted in the facility.

  • Are emergency exits clearly marked and unobstructed.

  • Is the emergency response team contact information posted on the facility entrance and by every phone.

  • Do employees know where to go for shelter in place protection.

  • Do employees know where the evacuation gathering location is.

  • Have applicable employees been trained on specific evacuation shutdown procedures.

  • Are all portable fire extinguishers inspected and in good working condition

  • Does the facility perform practice evacuation drills.

Flammable and combustible liquids (ref 1910.106).

  • All flammable containers properly stored and clearly marked to show contents and NFPA rating.

  • No smoking signs posted in the area where flammable and combustible liquids are stored.

  • Are fire extinguishers located near flammable and combustible material storage areas.

Personal Protective Equipment (ref 1910 subpart I).

  • Is sufficient equipment available and properly maintained.

  • Hard hats are worn where/when required (1910.135).

  • Proper eye protection worn by all employees while in the shop (ref 1910.133).

  • Protective clothing available and worn as required.

  • Are areas with noise hazards properly placarded (1910.95).

  • Hearing protection worn as required (1910.135).

  • Proper respirators worn in areas containing harmful concentrations of airborne contaminants.

  • Is there a CO monitor and supplied grade D breathing air available.

  • Are respirators properly cleaned, stored and in good condition (ref 1910.134 (h)).

  • Are employees respirator fit tested (ref 1910.134).

  • Have employees received medical clearance to wear respirators (ref 1910.134 (e)).

  • Are employees required to wear respirators free of facial hair that would prevent a proper seal (ref 1910.134 (g) 1).

Portable Ladders and Scaffolds (ref 1910 Subpart D).

  • Are all portable ladders in good repair.

  • Are portable ladders in use used properly.

  • Are guardrails, mid rails and toe boards present on all elevated platforms.

  • Are straight and extension ladders equipped with safety shoes and/or blocked off in use.

  • Do extension ladder rails extend at least 36" above the landing or work platform.

  • Are step ladders fully opened when in use.

  • Metal ladders are not used around electrical hazards.

  • Defective ladders are tagged and removed from service.

Fall Protection (ref 1910.66).

  • Safety harness worn when working above six feet.

  • Double locking shock absorbent lanyards used.<br>

  • Life lines a minimum of 3/4" Manila rope or equivalent.

  • Equipment is certified.

  • All equipment is in good repair.

Employee Training

  • Employees review SDS's for chemical's used.

  • Sufficient instruction given in recognition and avoidance of job hazards, unsafe conditions, and job rules, regulations and procedures.

  • Employees instructed to promptly report injury or illness and all accidents involving damage to equipment or materials.

  • All crane operators are properly trained and training is documented.

  • All forklift drivers properly trained and training is documented.

Posting Requirements

  • Job safety, health and protection poster.

  • Forklift safety rules posted.

  • Required OSHA and/or state poster(s).

Safety Meetings

  • Meeting minutes filed, posted and stored as required.

  • Special safety meetings held when necessary.

Record keeping

  • Accident reports completed and filed as required.

  • Company required daily reports properly completed and filed.

  • Scrubber maintenance and inspection logs completed and filed.

  • Air pressure drops properly recorded and filed.

  • Operations involving Nitric Acid properly documented and recorded.

  • Scrubber stack test results available and current.

  • Air permits available and current.

  • Boiler inspection available and current.

  • Weekly hazardous waste inspections available and current.

  • Forklift inspection logs available and properly stored.

  • Overhead crane inspection and maintenance logs available and current.

  • Air compressor tank permits available and current.

  • All other equipment permit to operate available and present.

Maintenance

  • Safety devices operational on all equipment.

  • Extension cords used for other than temporary use.

  • Extension cords are in good condition and free of splices or other repairs.

  • Adequate lighting in all areas of the facility.

  • Company vehicles properly maintained and all safety equipment is attached and is in good working order.

Electrical Safety (ref 1910 Subpart S).

  • Do all electrical panels and disconnects have 36" radial clearance for access.

  • Electrical panels, breakers and disconnects are properly labeled as to what they control.

  • Do any electrical panels or junctIon boxes have open slots or missing caps.

  • All electrical panels and disconnects are labeled with amperage and voltage.

Miscellaneous

Final Audit Scorecard and Comments

  • Program rating 10 being best (little or no risk) and 1 being worst (high risk of injury or fines)

  • Comments:

Signatures

  • Signature of site representative

  • Auditor signature

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