Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

ACCIDENT PREVENTION PROGRAM

Active Management Support

  • Is there active management support from the GM and Supervisors

Return To Work

  • Is there a written return-to-work program?

New Hire Training

  • Has new hire training been conducted timely and thoroughly?

  • Does the company have new employee protocols involving supervisors?

Manager Facility Reviews

  • Department manager is conducting and documenting all monthly inspections

  • Describe the documentation utilized.

On Going Training

  • Documented monthly trainings being conducted?

  • Describe the documentation utilized.

Accident Investigations

  • There is a written accident investigation program in place?

  • Written program addresses protocols and responsibilities?

Near Miss Program

  • There is a process in place to identify near misses?

  • Once near misses are identified, are they adequately addressed?

Program Enforcement

  • Violations of the safety programs are documented?

  • Job safety observations are completed by company supervisors?

Written Programs

  • Are there written SOP's for different job duties?

  • Are there specific written programs to address unique hazards of the workplace?

Program Measurement

  • What method is utilized to measure the safety program?

  • Insert the rates from above.

Processing and Animal Handling

Training over proper animal handling has been completed with employees

  • Employees have completed BQA training, with documentation of completion?

  • Employees have completed Animal Handling training?

Medications, SHARPS, and chemicals

  • All medications have SDS in the SDS binder <br>

  • Are SHARPS Containers disposed of safely?

  • How are SHARPS Containers disposed of?

Worker Protection Standard

  • Unlicensed applicators and other handlers have WPS training documented annually

  • Is label required PPE available to all handlers, mixers, and loaders?

  • Select all PPE available.

GRAIN FACILITIES

Facility Audits

  • Facilities are audited at least quarterly by safety director.

Fumigation Management Plan

  • Written FMP.

  • Application record keeping is documented and kept on file.

  • Employees and first responders are notified when fumigation occurs.

  • Monitoring records documented and available.

  • Monitoring equipment is adequate.

  • Fumigant is stored properly.

  • Label required PPE available for fumigation.

FDA Bio-Security

  • Bio Security plan is updated and trained on at least every 5 years.

  • FDA registration is renewed biennially.

  • FDA passwords and registration information saved and filed securely.

Bin Entry Permits

  • Permits filed and completed properly.

  • Audited annually and purged or filed away as per policy.

  • SOP's included in bin entry program are appropriate for each type of bin.

Out of Condition Grain

  • Policy addresses out of condition grain and procedures when problem arises.

  • Training addresses out of condition grain.

Hot Work Program

  • Completed hot work permits for work conducted in grain and feed facilities.

  • Program in place to find all possible alternatives to hot work.

  • Program addresses all hazardous locations outside of elevator or mill.

Housekeeping & Maintenance

  • Written housekeeping plan in place that addresses priority and non-priority housekeeping areas.

  • Documented housekeeping in place as per policy.

  • Training on elements of a dust explosion.

  • Choked leg procedure in place.

  • Written preventative maintenance schedule on file and trained on.

  • Maintenance activities documented as per company policy.

Manlift

  • Job specific training completed

  • Annual inspections completed by a 3rd party inspector.

  • Documented 6 month inspection documented in house.

Rescue Equipment

  • Select all rescue equipment available at the facility.

  • Other.

OSHA

Safety Manuals

  • Facility has current safety policies.

  • Facility has current emergency information.

  • Facility has current maps in the EAP.

Lockout/Tag-Out

  • HECP's in place for all energized equipment in detail.

  • Completed LOTO permits as per company policy.

  • Annual/periodic inspections for all authorized employees.

  • List of authorized employees.

Hazard Communication

  • Current chemical list in place as per hazcomm policy.

  • Written hazcomm policy.

  • Training on new GHS standard.

  • All SDS' available for all chemicals on site.

  • Facilities are properly labeled for NFPA 704.

Permit Required Confined Spaces

  • Written program and training conducted.

  • An evaluation of all PRCS on site.

  • Written entry procedures for each space.

  • Alternate procedures, reclassifications, and entry permits are reviewed annually.

  • Rescue procedures and evaluations completed for all PRCS on site.

Wheel loader

  • Classroom training completed on all operators.

  • Hands on training completed for all operators.

  • Performance evaluation conducted on all operators at least every 3 years.

Specialized Equipment

  • Training as per owners manual.

  • Written program for specialized equipment.

  • Performance evaluations for all equipment operators.

Emergency Action Plans

  • Written plan of what to do, where to go, and responsibilities.

  • Emergency phone numbers are current and complete.

  • Personnel roster is current and complete.

Fire Prevention Plan

  • Written plan adequately addresses major fire hazards on site.

  • Training on fire extinguishers as per policy.

Personal Protective Equipment

  • Hazard assessment completed and signed off by management that details required PPE.

  • Training of employees for required PPE.

  • Respiratory protection program is necessary.

  • Medical evaluations completed for employees in respiratory protection program.

  • Fit testing completed annually.

Bloodborne Pathogens Program

  • Written program and training.

Contractor Safety

  • Procedure in place to inform contractors of potential hazards they may encounter.

  • Contractor orientation guidelines are detailed and site specific.

  • Orientation is documented for all contract employees.

Electrical Safety Program

  • Written program in place.

  • Training for authorized employees.

  • PPE provided and trained on.

Miscellaneous Programs

  • Training for employees on safe lifting and back injuries.

  • Training completed for fixed, extension, and step ladders.

  • Training and PPE for slips, trips, and falls.

  • Machine guarding is in place to protect employees from all pinch, nip, and sheer points.

HAZWOPER

  • 24 Hour HAZWOPER training for employees.

  • 8 hour refresher training for 24 hour trained employees annually.

Welding/Cutting

  • Written program, training, and PPE in place.

  • Storage of compressed gases is safe. 20' separation or 30 min firewall.

Accident Reporting

  • OSHA 300 logs filled out appropriately.

  • State work comp form filled out and reported timely.

  • Supervisor is involved in accident reporting and investigation process.

PETROLEUM

  • Training on flammable liquids and flammable liquids storage.

Aboveground Fuels

  • SPCC plan in place for 1,320 gallons or more. More than 10,000 requires a plan by a PE.

  • SPCC plan is reviewed internally annually.

  • SPCC is reviewed every 5 years by PE.

Underground Fuels

  • Class A/B/C operators on site according to state and EPA regulations.

  • State permitting in place for UST's.

SHOPS

Housekeeping/Cleanliness

  • All containers are labeled appropriately.

  • Shop is free from slip, trip, and fall hazards. Is clutter free. Is well kept.

General Shop Safety

  • Power tools have guards in place and cords in good shape.

  • Grinder has rest within 1/8" tongue within 1/4" and 2 shields in place.

  • Grinding wheels are inspected and a ring test completed prior to putting into service.

  • PPE is clean and accessible.

Automotive

  • Auto lift has been trained on.

  • Lift hoist has been inspected annually.

  • Tire changing procedures have been trained on.

  • Wheel charts are posted in the tire shop.

  • Are widowmaker wheels still serviced in this shop?

  • Date the last recommendation to stop servicing these wheels.

  • Tire service manager trains new employees with hands on training for all types of wheels. Training is documented.

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