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Overall Grade & Sign Off

  • Over All Grade:

  • Shop Manager (If not present please type N/A):

  • Shop Manager:

  • Warehouse Manager (If not present please type N/A):

  • Warehouse Manager:

  • Additional Participants:

  • 1.) Additional Person

  • 2.) Additional Person

B & G Shop Safety Inspection Report

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POSTING & RECORD KEEPING

  • OSHA 300A form posted?

  • Safety and health poster posted?

  • Emergency telephone numbers posted?

  • Physicians Panel posted?

  • Emergency evacuation routes posted?

  • Warning signs, stickers or labels posted in areas or on equipment to notify employees of specific hazards?

  • POSTING & RECORD KEEPING GRADE:

MEDICAL & FIRST AID

  • Someone trained in First Aid/CPR on site?

  • First Aid Kits accessible and properly stocked?

  • Eyewash stations accessible, clean, operational, and properly maintained?

  • MEDICAL & FIRST AID GRADE:

HAZARD COMMUNICATION & SDS

  • Copy of written program

  • List of hazardous materials on site & current

  • SDS’s available for all chemicals onsite

  • Have employees been trained on Hazard Communication & GHS?

  • All containers properly labeled

  • HAZARD COMMUNICATION & SDS GRADE:

HOUSEKEEPING & MATERIAL STORAGE

  • Are work areas clean & orderly?

  • Floors kept clean from oil spills & absorbent?

  • Have trip hazards been eliminated (e.g. cords, hoses, holes, etc.)

  • Are oily rags & combustible waste kept in metal containers with lids?

  • Exits clearly marked & free of obstructions?

  • Walkways clearly marked and kept clear?

  • Is there clear area (30”x30”) in front of electrical panels?

  • Width of aisles properly maintained?

  • Safe clearance for equipment through aisles and doorways?

  • Boxes & containers stored, stacked, blocked, & limited in height to prevent falling?

  • Heavy objects stored on lower shelves?

  • Adequate clearance maintained from all sprinkler heads (18” for stacks 15’ & less, 36” for stacks 15’ and more)?

  • Are warehouse shelves properly secured?

  • Mezzanine floor and rack storage limits properly posted?

  • Storage racks in good condition and free of damage?

  • Empty pallets stored properly with no protruding nails?

  • Proper material staking, orderliness, and travel paths maintained in storage yards?

  • HOUSEKEEPING & MATERIAL STORAGE GRADE:

CHEMICAL STORAGE

  • Are open drums and containers stored on spill containment pallets or pans?

  • Are approved secondary containers utilized, properly labeled, and compatible with contents?

  • Refuge oil stored in proper containers and labeled?

  • CHEMICAL STORAGE GRADE:

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE & LIFE SAVING EQUIPMENT

  • Proper eye/face protection worn as required?

  • Hard hats worn where there is a danger of falling objects?

  • Gloves used as required?

  • Hearing protection worn when necessary?

  • Protective clothing worn when necessary?

  • Respiratory protection worn when necessary?

  • Respirator users medically evaluated, fit tested, and trained?

  • Are employees using proper PPE for chemicals (Nitrile gloves, safety glasses, goggles, or face shields)?

  • PERSONAL PROTECTIVE & LIFE SAVING EQUIPMENT GRADE:

FIRE PROTECTION & PREVENTION

  • Are fire extinguishers in place, clearly marked, accessible, & properly charged?

  • All fire extinguishers have a current monthly inspection & annual service?

  • Flammable liquids stored in safety cans or flammable cabinets?

  • Are no smoking signs posted where appropriate and obeyed?

  • Sprinkler & fire alarm systems routinely inspected/serviced?

  • FIRE PROTECTION & PREVENTION GRADE:

ELECTRICAL

  • Electrical panels/equipment and outlets properly covered and free of defects (cover plates, dead fronts secure, open slots and holes covered, etc.)?

  • GFCI’s installed/used in wet locations?

  • All circuit breakers and power disconnects clearly marked as to what they control AND with amperage/voltage?

  • All electrical cords in good condition and ground prongs attached?

  • Work areas properly illuminated?

  • ELECTRICAL GRADE:

HAND AND POWER TOOLS

  • Electrical equipment grounded or double insulated?

  • Electrical cords on power tools in good condition?

  • Safety guards in place for equipment with moving parts (belts, fans, saw blades)?

  • Are machines secured against moving during operations (such as bench/pedestal grinders)?

  • Bench grinders: work rest adjusted to within ⅛ inch & tongue guard ¼ inch from grinding stone.

  • Air lines in good condition?

  • Are air compressors equipped with pressure relief valves and operational pressure gauges?

  • Compressed air used for cleaning reduced to 30 psi or less?

  • Chisels, punches, etc. that develop mushroomed heads reconditioned or replaced?

  • Hammer heads securely fastened to handles?

  • Damaged hammer handles replaced?

  • Worn and bent wrenches replaced?

  • Jacks labeled with lifting capacity, in good condition, and free of leaks?

  • Jack safety stands used with portable jacks?

  • Wheels chocked when jacks used?

  • HAND AND POWER TOOLS GRADE:

LOCKOUT TAGOUT (LOTO)

  • Are machines/equipment locked and tagged out as necessary?

  • Are proper LOTO devices available for al energy sources?

  • All personnel trained in proper LOTO procedures?

  • LOCKOUT TAGOUT (LOTO) GRADE:

WELDING & COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDERS

  • When welding is the proper ventilation and welding screens in place?

  • Welding areas free of flammable and combustible materials?

  • Are compress gas cylinders secured in the upright position to prevent tipping?

  • Gas cylinders clearly labelled?

  • Safety caps in place on gas cylinders not in use?

  • Oxygen & Fuel Gas cylinders in storage separated by 5-foot fire partition or 20 feet?

  • Are propane tanks stored in a secure cage or rack to prevent tipping?

  • WELDING & COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDERS GRADE:

HOISTS

  • Overhead hoists equipped with limit stop for highest and lowest safe travel points?

  • Rated load of each hoist legibly marked and visible?

  • Are controls of hoist plainly marked to indicate direction of travel?

  • Is proper rigging equipment used that are free of defects?

  • Proper rigging methods used?

  • HOISTS GRADE:

FORKLIFTS

  • Only trained personnel allowed to operate forklifts?

  • Forklifts inspected daily?

  • Substantial overhead protection on high lift forklifts?

  • Forklifts equipped with operational horn, backup alarms, and seatbelt?

  • Seatbelts worn by forklift operators?

  • Parking brakes effectively prevent forklifts from moving when unattended?

  • Forklift forks placed on the ground when parked?

  • Trailer wheels chalked when backed up to loading ramps?

  • FORKLIFTS GRADE:

DOT

  • Pre-trip inspection?

  • Post-trip Inspection?

  • Logs maintained (when required)?

  • DOT physicals maintained and up-to-date?

  • DOT Grade:

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