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  • BBSI Office location
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  • Reminder for branch: No PII or PHI is to be stored on the computer desktop. PII and PHI files should all be stored on network drives

  • Any item with a negative response must have a corresponding note describing actions taken or explaining why mitigation is impractical.

Housekeeping

  • Aisles, passageways clear, properly illuminated?

  • Proper and safe storage of materials?

  • Exits adequate, properly marked, free of obstruction, well lit, visible?

  • Restrooms clean and stocked?

  • Doors are to remain locked at all times

  • Sign-in sheet used to log who accesses the equipment room.

  • Key/keyfob access monitored for restricted access

  • Personal Identifiable Information (PII) and Personal Health Information (PHI)– Hardcopies of PII and PHI are to be safeguarded at all times. Workstations should not be left unattended if PII or PHI is out in the open. Use the five foot rule (explained on the Micro Audit document)

  • Personal workspace shred boxes should be emptied daily into the secure shred bin

  • Check stock and pay card inventory should be secured at all times

Office equipment

  • File cabinets - one drawer used at a time?

  • File cabinets closed completely when not in use?

  • Equipment in good working condition?

  • Prohibition of space heaters?

  • Workstations should not be left unattended if PII or PHI is out in the open. Use the five foot rule (explained on the Micro Audit document)

First aid, work practices, fire protection, and safety committee

  • First aid kits adequate and maintained?

  • Bulletin boards/posting areas contain required postings and information?

  • Safety rules enforced (no horseplay, no smoking, etc.)?

  • Fire Extinguishers maintained properly?

  • Evacuation and emergency plan posted?

  • Safety committee meeting Monthly or Quarterly?

  • Meeting Minutes up to date?

Additional

  • Additional Safety observation:

  • Observation:

Confirmation

  • This assessment was conducted based on present conditions with the intent of confirming stated actions are administered and identifying additional hazards to be corrected. This nor any other assessment can capture the full extent of hazards in the workplace and is no substitute for an individuals situational awareness. I attest that each item was assessed to the best of my ability and all contents are accurate based on available information.

  • RMC - Designated Inspector

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