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General Facilities Photos

Previous inspection

  • Has the last inspection been reviewed?

  • All prior corrective actions from previous incidents or audits have been completed.

Bloodborne Pathogens 1910.1030

  • (c)(1)(i) - A written exposure control plan has been developed and is available for review?

  • (d)(1) - Universal precautions have been taken to prevent contact with blood or other infectious materials?

  • (d)(2)(iv) - Handwashing stations or anti septic handwash is readily available?

  • (g)(1)(i)(a) - Warming labels are fixed to all containers of regulated waste, refrigerators, or any other potentially infectious materials?

  • Additional comments?

Confined Space Entry 1910.146

  • (d)(8) - Only authorized/trained employees may enter confined space.

  • (c)(2) - Danger signs are posted at location of permit required confined spaces.

  • (c)(4) - There is a written program for confined space entry?

  • (g)(1) - Training has been provided to employees who are required to enter the permitted space?

  • (d)(4)(l-x) - Equipment is available to use for permit entry?

  • Additional Comments

Record Keeping 1904

  • Is the facility properly reporting incidents, including near miss, property damage, first aid, and all a recordable incidents within the reporting guidelines and time frame?

  • .33 - Have incident reports, injury/illness logs, and all recordable incidents within the reporting guidelines and time frame?

  • Is the current required OSHA Job Safety and Health Protection poster displayed in a prominent location accessible to employees?

  • Safety committee minutes are maintained and available for review?

  • Job hazard analysis been completed for all jobs?

  • Additional Comments

Floor and Wall Openings 1910.23

  • (a)1 - Is every stairway floor opening guarded by a standard rail?

  • (c)1 - Is every open - sided floor or platform that is 4 feet or more adjacent floor or ground level, guarded by a standard railing on all opesides? (excluding loading docks w/proper visual control)

  • No openings are present that present a slip, trip, or fall hazard from either a platform, floor level, or height of elevation.

  • (e)1 - Is all railing 42 inches high with a smooth top railing that does not overhang causing a projection hazard.

  • Additional Comments

Fixed Industrial Stairs 1910.24

  • (b) - Are stairs fixed at all points where access to elevation is daily or regular?

  • (d) - Do fixed stairways have a minimum width of 22 inches?

  • (e) - Are all stairs installed and uniform at a 30-50 degree angle?

  • (f) - Are all stair treads reasonably slip- resistant and the nosing of nonskid finish?

  • Additional Comments

Portable Ladders 1910.26

  • (a)(1)(v) - Are ladder rungs and steps, corrugated, knurled, dimpled, coated with skid - resistant material, or otherwise treated to minimize the possibility of slipping?

  • All ladders are made of fiberglass material and no wooden or metal ladders are in use?

  • (c)(2)(vi)(d) - Are runs kept free of grease & oil and kept properly secured to prevent falling.

  • Additional Comments

Exit Routes 1910.36 & Exit Signs 1910.37 & 1910.38 (Subpart E)

  • (b)2 - Are there at least two exit routes for employees?

  • (d)1 - Are all exit doors able to open from the inside without keys, tools, or special knowledge?

  • Exits clear of obstructions?

  • (b)2 - Is each exit sign clearly and visibly marked "Exit"

  • (b)4 - Where exits are not visible, signs posted along the exit route indicating the nearest exit discharge?

  • Indicator signs above floor level?

  • (b)(c)(1)(e) - Is the Emergency Action Plan available to employees, include all of the minimum requirements, and employees have trained on the plan?

  • Additional Comments

Occupational Health (Subpart G)

Ventilation 1910.94

  • (b)2 - Is a local exhaust ventilation system used or is adequate means of ventilation available?

  • (b)(3)i - Are hoods and branch pipes connected in a manner that exhaust is projected in the direction of air flow and does not cause a greater hazard to others?

  • Additional Comments

Hearing Conservation 1910.95

  • (a) - Has occupational noise testing been conducted to ensure that no areas exceed the TWA of 85 Dba?

  • (c)1 - Is an effective and continuous hearing conservation program in place for areas that exceed 85 Dba?

  • (k)3 - Is there a training program installed for hearing conservation?

  • (k)5 - Are signs posted to warn/instruct employees to wear hearing protection?

  • (g)(6) - Employees in hearing conservation program have been evaluated for audiometric testing on annual basis.

  • Additional Comments

Hazardous Materials - Flammable &Combustible Liquid 1910.106 (Subpart H)

  • (b)(2)(ii) - Outside storage tanks are protected from means of damage?

  • Are storage cabinets which flammable liquids are labeled "FLAMMABLE - KEEP FIRE AWAY"?

  • Are tanks used to store used oil marked with the words "Used Oil"?

  • (b)(2)(vii)(c) - Means of protection in place to retain any liquids from draining into the ground or water systems.

  • Additional Comments

PPE 1910.132 (Subpart I)

  • (a) - Is PPE provided and maintained in a sanitary and reliable condition?

  • Employees are observed wearing the appropriate PPE in the proper manner.

  • (f) (I-V) - Has training been provided on the proper wearing of PPE?

  • Additional Comments

Eye and Face Protection 1910.133

  • (a)1 - Are face shields or hoods bring worn when exposed to molten metal, liquid chemicals, or other injury hazards?

  • (a)2 - Is side protection used where there is a hazard of flying objects?

  • Additional Comments

Respiratory Protection 1910.134

  • (h)2(i) - Are respirators stored in a sealed container away from hazardous materials.

  • (a)1 - Are engineering controls in place where regular respiratory protection might be needed?

  • (c)1 - A respiratory protection program is established and updated.

  • (e)1 - Employees expected to use a respirator have been evaluated by a PLHCP

  • Employees that are not in the respirator program but have voluntarily chose to wear a respirator under Appendix D of the standard.

  • Additional Comments

Head and Foot Protection 1910.135 & 136

  • (a)1 - Are hard hats or helmets being worn in areas where there is a potential for injury from overhead objects?

  • (a) - Is foot protection being worn in areas where there is a potential for injury from falling or rolling objects or exposure to electrical hazards?

  • Additional Comments

General Environmental Controls 1910.141 & 145 (Subpart J)

  • (h) - Food is processed, handled, prepared and stored in a manner to protect against contamination?

  • (a)1 - All handmade signs of similar warning or caution are uniform to one another?

  • (c)(1-3) - Are caution, danger, and safety signs used throughout the facility to warn against potential hazards.

  • Additional Comments

Medical and First Aid 1910.151 Subpart K

  • (b) First aid kits are easily accessible and maintained with necessary supplies, periodically inspected, and replenished as needed.

  • (c)(1) - Emergency eyewash and shower facilities are within 50 feet of areas where employees are exposed to irritants or corrosive materials?

  • Are cabinets and contents clean and orderly?

  • Additional comments

Fire Protection Subpart L

Fire Extinguishers 1910.157

  • (c)(1) - Are all extinguishers mounted and identified so that they are easily accessible?

  • (c)(4) - All extinguishers maintained, fully charged, in their designated location, and inspected on a monthly basis?

  • (d)(1) - is the appropriate extinguisher available for use depending on the hazards?

  • (e)(3) - Extinguishers are subjected to an annual maintenance and inspection plan?

Sprinkler Systems 1910.159

  • (c)(2) - Main drain flow tests are performed annually on each system?

  • (c)(6) - Piping is protected from damaged, freezing, and corrosion?

  • (c)(10) - All materials 18" from all sprinkler heads?

  • NFPA 25 - Annual testing conducted?

  • Additional comments

Material Handling and Storage 1910.176 Subpart N

  • (a) - Are aisle ways designated, permanently marked, and kept clear to allow unhindered passage?

  • (b) - Are containers stored, stacked, blocked, and limited in height so that they are stable and secure?

  • Are storage racks maintained with no bent legs, deformities, or damage and load ratings marked?

  • (e) - Are clearance signs posted to warn of clearance heights of overhead doors?

  • Additional comments

Powered Industrial Trucks 1910.178

  • (a)(3) - Are all name plates and markings maintained and legible identifying the type and capacity of the lift?

  • (g)(1) - Are charging stations marked and located where they are not in the operating area?

  • (g)(2) - Are facilities provided for filling battery cells and is PPE provided at the area?

  • (m)(5)(i) - All unattended trucks are neutralized, brakes engaged, forks lowered, and powered off?

  • (n)(1) - All traffic regulations are observed including use of seat belts and speed limits, of which speed are appropriate for the environment?

  • (g)(7) - Industrial trucks are inspected daily and recorded

  • (g)(10) - All industrial trucks are kept in a clean condition and free from buildup of materials including grease and oil?

  • (i) - A training program has been developed and employees are trained on an annual basis, employee records are maintained?

  • Additional comments

Dock Systems 1910.30

  • (a)2 - Are dock levelers and dock locks in good operating condition and anchored in a way that prevents movement?

  • Are effective means being used to prevent unwanted movement of the truck?

  • Additional Comments

Overhead Cranes 1910.179

  • (b)(5) - The capacity of all lifting devices is clearly marked and identified from all points of operation?

  • (i)(2)(vi) - Cranes and lifting devices visually inspected everyday prior to use for sign of wear, twisting, cracks, distorted links, stretching in hooks, and deformities to end connections?

  • (i)(3) - Preventative maintenance program exists and inspections completed annually for wearing of bolts, sheaves, drums, brakes, wires, and sprockets?

  • Additional comments

Slings 1910.184

  • (c)(1) - Defective or damaged slings are removed from use and tagged inoperable?

  • (c)(4) - Sling or rope capacities are marked?

  • (i)(6)(ii) - Fiber or synthetic slings are not exposed to paint, sprays, mists, or other caustic liquids?

  • Additional comments

Machinery and Machine Guarding 1910.212 Subpart O

  • (a)(2) - All moving parts, chains, gears, sprockets, and pinch points are properly guarded?

  • (a)(3)(ii) - Emergency shut off switches are easily identified and located at the point of operation?

  • (a)(5) - All fans less than 7 feet above the floor are guarded with openings not larger than 1/2 inch?

  • (b) - All machines in fixed locations are securely mounted and anchored to prevent movement?

  • All machine controls clearly labeled as to their operation?

  • 1910.217 (f)(3) - Is sufficient clearance provided around and between machinery to allow for safe operation, set up, servicing, and general movement?

  • Additional comments

Abrasive Wheel Machinery 1910.215

  • (a)(2) - Guards are fastened tightly in a manner that movement is prevented during operation?

  • (a)(4) - Off hand grinders have rigid work rest with a maximum opening of less than 1/8 inch?

  • Additional comments

Hand and Portable Power Tools 1910 (Subpart P)

  • 242(a) - All tools are in a safe operating condition with no defects that pose a hazard during use or storage?

  • 243(c)(1) - Are abrasive wheels approved for the speed of the grinder?

  • 244(b) - Air hoses used for cleaning purposes are equipped with a pressure relief valve at 30 psi.

  • Additional comments

Welding, Cutting, Brazing 1910.252 (Subpart Q)

  • (a)(1)(ii) - Guards or curtains are in place when there is a possible fire hazard?

  • (a)(2)(ii) - Fire extinguishing equipment is readily available around all hot work?

  • (a)(2)(v) - The hot work area is clean from combustible debris?

  • (b)(2) - The proper eye protection is available and used during hot work?

  • (c)(2)(ii) - Mechanical ventilation is adequate in areas of low ceilings or concentrated welding?

  • Additional comments

Oxygen, Acetylene Cutting Torch

  • (b)(1)(ii) - All gas cylinders are properly marked and hazards are labeled.

  • (b)(2)(ii) - Cylinders are stored in an assigned location away from sources of heat.

  • (b)(2)(iv) - Valve caps are in place when cylinders are not in use.

  • (b)(4)(iii) - Oxygen and Acetylene are stored in separate locations at least 20' apart.

  • (b)(5)(iii)(A) - All gas cylinders are stored upright and secured from falling.

  • Additional comments

Electrical 1910.303 (Subpart S)

  • (b)(7)(i) - All unused boxes, punch outs, or housings are closed and present no opening?

  • (b)(7)(iv) - No damage to operational or mechanical parts that could cause a safety hazard?

  • (d) - Are electrical equipment parts enclosed and separated from all combustible materials?

  • (e) - Boxes are labeled with manufacturers name, voltage and other electrical ratings?

  • (f)(2) - Are all disconnecting switches and circuit breakers labeled to indicate their use or equipment served?

  • (g)(1) - Sufficient space (3') is available for adjustment, servicing, and maintenance around electrical boxes?

  • Additional comments?

Switches 1910.305

  • (j)(2)(iv) - GFCI's are installed in potentially wet locations.

  • (c)(4) - All switches, receptacles and faceplates are we secured with tight fitting covers.

  • AdditionalComments.

Use of Equipment (wiring) 1910.334

  • (a)(1) - Cords are not used In place of permanent electrical wiring apparatus. (30 day max)

  • (a)(2)(I) - All cords are in good working condition with no defects or splices.

  • (a)(3)(ii) - No modifications have been made to cords smaller than 14 AGW.

  • AdditionalComments.

Control of Hazardous Energy (LOTO) 1910.147

  • (c)(7)(i) - Employees have received training on the knowledge and skills of controlling hazardous energy?

  • (c)(5)(i) - LOTO hardware is provided for isolating machines or equipment?

  • (d)(1-6) - Procedures are developed to include preparation, machine isolation, shutdown, device application, shift changes, group LOTO, and re-energization?

  • (f)(3)(ii)(d) - Each authorized employee has personal LOTO device or lock that can be used for single or group applications?

  • Procedures are in place for energy isolation of all trailers during loading and unloading operations and are being followed?

  • Additional comments

Toxic and Hazardous Substances 1910.1200 (Subpart Z)

  • (e)(1)(g)(1) - An SDS is readily available to all employees and contains all chemicals used within the operations.

  • (f)(1) - All containers are labeled and marked with the identity of the substance, the hazards, and name of the manufacturer.

  • (h)(3)(iii) - The work area contains the listing of all PPE required including Work Instructions when handling hazardous chemicals.

Toxic and Hazardous Substance (Chromium CrVI) - 1910.1026

  • (I)(2) - Annual training conduct?

  • (I)(3) - Chromium waste is in a sealed container

  • (k)(2) - Chromium annual medical evaluation conducted?

Walking - Working Surfaces 1910.22 (Subpart D)

  • (a)2 - Where wet/oily process are used is drainage maintained, false floors or mats provided where practical?

  • (a)1 - Evacuation plan displayed and understood by all employees?

  • (a)3 - Are all floors, working spaces and passageways kept free from sharp edges, splinters, holes or other hazards?

  • Is signage available to warn of hazards within the working environment or within the walking areas.

  • Additional Comments

Hazardous Waste 40.262

  • TN Rule 0400-12-01-.02 Hazardous waste determination

  • TN Rule 040-12-01-.03, 6 Small quantity generators of 220lbs but less than 2204lbs may store up to 180 days.

  • TN Rule 040-12-01-.03, 3 Large quantity generators of 2204lbs may store up to 90days.

  • TN Rule (6)a1. All generators must develop a hazardous waste reduction plan unless exempt by rule 0400-12-01-.02(1)(e)

Storm water permit 40.122.26 - Are there any reasons that would constitute a storm water permit?

Spill contingency, countermeasures and controls 40.112 - Are there any reasons that would require an SPCC Plan?

5-S Housekeeping

  • Work areas are clean?

  • Tools and supplies are kept in pre-determined locations when not in use, storage areas are marked and labeled for placement of items?

  • Do employees have designated areas they are responsible for?

  • Are materials stacked and stored in a manner to prevent blind corners or intersections?

Ergonomics

  • Is the work station adjustable or at the proper height?

  • Are cushioned floor mats placed in areas where standing is required for a long period of time?

  • Are mechanical aids or equipment provided where feasible to assist with lifting or handling of materials?

  • Are ergonomic assessments completed to analyze potential injurious tasks?

  • The work area is designed to prevent twisting at the waist, reaching above the shoulder, static muscle loading, extension of the arms, or elevation of the elbows?

Additional comments?

  • Were there additional findings?

  • Were there additional findings?

  • Were there additional findings?

  • Were there additional findings?

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