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General Safety

  • Corridors, fire exits and stairs are free from obstructions?

  • Walls and ceilings are undamaged and free of stains?

  • Flooring surfaces are: Intact, undamaged, clean and free of slip/trip hazards?

  • Eyewash stations are operational and checked regularly?

  • Emergency pull cords hang 4” off floor and are not wrapped around anything?

  • Stored supplies are elevated off the floor with solid surface bottom shelving?

  • Exit signs are illuminated?

  • Lighting is suitable for area with fixtures lit properly?

  • Work surfaces clean and undamaged?

Fire Safety

  • Fire extinguishers are free of obstructions and have been inspected monthly/annually?

  • Fire pull stations are easily accessible?

  • Items are properly stored and are a minimum of 18” below ceiling height?

  • Fire sprinkler heads have no ceiling obstructions, are undamaged and escutcheons have no gaps around them?

  • Fire rated doors are correctly labeled, self closing, positive latching and not manually held open?

  • Fire and fire/smoke walls have all penetrations sealed properly? Inspect a minimum of 3 locations.

Med Gas Safety

  • Medical gas zone valves are properly labeled and unobstructed?

  • Bulk med gas storage room is clean and all cylinders are secure?

  • Portable gas cylinders are secured in carts, stands or chained to the wall?

Electrical Safety

  • Extension cords are not in use?

  • Power strips are not plugged into other power strips?

  • Electrical, data and LV closets are clean with no storage?

  • Electrical panels have schedule posted with no spare breakers in use?

  • Are electrical outlets free from damage?

  • Are GFCI outlets used in wet locations?

  • Are tamper resistant outlets installed in waiting rooms?

Security

  • Doors with extra security devices (card readers and keypads) are allowed to close and lock?

  • Are personal items stored and kept out of sight?

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