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General

  • Is workplace clean and in orderly condition(good housekeeping!)?

  • Are all main entrances/exits clear of obstruction(s)?

  • Are all hoses, electrical cords, or air lines secured or clear of walkway?

  • Are all warning signs/labels/tags in place and legible?

  • Are exit signs/emergency lighting visible and working properly?

  • Is flooring in work areas in good condition (free of cracks, slippery substances, or any openings which would cause possible injuries)?

  • Are fire extinguishers in place and updated for use on small fire emergencies?<br> a. Extinguisher is full (dial indicates it is full when in green area)<br> b. Safety pin and seal are in place (indicates that it has not been used)<br> c. Hose is clear of any ready for discharge (should be clear of any trash or debris)<br> d. All labels are legible (should be able to read all precautions, instructions, and type of extinguisher for safe use)

  • Are eyewashes clean and clear for employee use (should not obstructed and be flushed out every time it is checked before initial use)?

  • Do employees have cell phones or any electronic devices in their possession while on the production floor?

Safety Lifting

  • Are workers trained on using safe lifting techniques?<br> a. Size up/test load<br> b. Avoid heavy loads - split into small loads or ask for help<br> c. Bend knees to take pressure off of back when lifting<br> d. Consciously firm up abdominals when lifting<br> e. Never twist while lifting or holding a load

Equipment and Electrical

  • Electrical Equipment<br> a. Clean and working properly<br> b. Properly grounded<br> c. Proper clearances kept combustibles (paper, cardboard, or combustible liquids)<br> d. Adequately ventilated<br> e. Approved extension cords, extension cords with breakers, and multiple connectors used properly (e.g., not as fixed wiring)<br> f. Emergency Stop is in good working condition <br> f. Frayed or damaged electric cords replaced

  • Machinery<br> a. Clean and working properly<br> b. Proper clearances kept from combustibles<br> c. Adequately ventilated <br> d. Emergency stop mechanisms identified and in working order<br> e. Mechanical safeguards in place and in working order<br> f. Emergency Stop is in good working condition

  • Are all extension cords out of wet hazards and sealed with safety caps when not in use?

  • Are extension cords free of knots, not pinched, or cut while in use?

  • Are employees familiar with proper shutdown of all electrical equipment, and do they know where to find procedures for proper LO/TO of equipment?

Personal Protective Equipment

  • Are employees provided with and using hearing protection for noise hazardous equipment (noise level above 85 dBA)?

  • Are employees provided with and using safety goggles/face shields when needed?

  • Are employees provided with and using protective clothing (e.g., gloves, coats, aprons, coveralls)?

  • Are employee boots steel-toed?

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