Information

  • Audit Title

  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

STACKING AND STORAGE INSPECTIONS

  • LOCATION:

  • 2017

  • NOTE
    Do not "tick". Write OK or use the number of the specific deviation given in the legend.

  • Schedule of Checks

  • What to do?

  • 1. Supervision of stacking is not done by a competent person.

  • 2. Base is uneven and unable to sustain weight exerted by stack.

  • 3. Articles are not consistently of the same size, shape and mass.

  • 4. Pallets and containers are not in a good condition.

  • 5. Support structures are not structurally sound.

  • 6. Articles are not removed from the topmost tier.

  • 7. Climbing on stacks without using ladder, etc.

  • 8. Persons engaged in stacking operations are coming within reach of machinery that may endanger their safety.

  • 9. Stacks are in danger of collapsing.

  • 10. Stability of stacks is endangered by vehicles, other machi¬nery and persons moving past them.

  • 11. Freestanding stacks of sacks, cases, cartons or similar con¬tainers not secured and corners not securely bonded and not of regular shape.

  • 12. Approval authority and stack heights not displayed.

  • 13. Stacks not stable and/or overhang.

  • 14. No approval obtained from inspector for building in excess of three times the smaller base dimension of stack.

  • 15. Operator of stacking machinery is not rendered safe from falling articles.

  • 16. Other – specify.

Signatures

  • Date of Inspection:

  • Inspector Signature:

  • Spot check/audit (Date and Initial)

  • Check only

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