Title Page

  • Department Name

  • Room number:

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Housekeeping

  • 1. Is general housekeeping acceptable?

  • 2. Are the floors and work surfaces clear of spilled liquids?

  • 3. Are cords routed so they don’t create a tripping hazard?

Emergency Evacuation and Exits

  • 1. Is the Emergency Evacuation Map posted in the area?

  • 2. Is access to emergency exits free of obstacles?

Fire Hazards

  • 1. Are the fire extinguisher maintained regularly/monthly?

  • 2. Is access to fire extinguishers maintained and obstacle free?

  • 3. Are employees or a lead employee trained to use the fire extinguisher?

Showers and Eyewashes

  • 1. Are Shower and Eye Washes maintained regularly/monthly/quarterly/annually?

  • 2. Is access to the safety shower and eyewash maintained?

  • 3. Are employees trained on using the shower and eyewashe stations?

Electrical Hazards

  • 1. Is access to electrical panels maintained?

  • 2. Are electrical panel access doors closed and latched?

  • 3. Do any electrical cords have frays or cracks?

  • 4. Are power strips equipped with a fuse?

  • 5. Have employees completed and up to date on Electrical Safety training?

Hazardous Communication and Chemical Inventory

  • 1. Are hazardous chemicals properly labeled and stored?

  • 2. Does the lab have Placards and GHS Labels posted?

  • 3. Are hazardous chemical containers 1 gallon or larger stored in secondary containment?

  • 4. Are SDS to all HazMat and Chemicals available for employees?

  • 5. Have employees completed HazMat Trainings?

  • 6. Do you maintain a master chemical list? Is the chemical inventory updated and current?

  • 7. Have employee completed L4U Haz Com training

  • 8. Are all the chemical containers have labels?

  • 9. Are all fumehoods and exhausts working properly?

Compressed Gasses

  • 1. Are compressed gas cylinders restrained at 2 heights with metal chains or straps?

  • 2. Have employees completed Compressed Gasses Trainings?

  • 3. Are compressed gas cylinders stored in areas that are protected from external heat sources 20 feet away from highly cumbustible material?

  • 4. Are compressed gas cylinders stored or transported in a manner to prevent them from creating a hazard by slipping, falling, or rolling?

  • 5. Are all valves closed off before a cylinder is moved when the cylinder is empty and at the completion of each job?

  • 6. Are compressed gas cylinders regularly examined for obvious signs of defect, deep rusting, or leaking?

Lockout/Tagout Procedures

  • 1. Have all equipment involving hazardous energy sources identified for LO/TO?

  • 2. Are all LO/TO performed by authorized employees only? Is there a list of Authorized employees? Please list.

  • 3. Are LO/TO procedures posted or readly available near the equipment?

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and Respiratory Protection

  • 1. Are protective safety goggles or face shields provided and worn where there is a danger of flying particals or corrosive materials?

  • 2. Are protective gloves, lab coats, shields, or other means provided where employees could be cut or where there is a reasonably anticipated exposure to corrosive liquids, chemicals, blood or other potentially infectious materials?

  • 3. Is foot protection required as appropriate?

  • 4. Are PPE mainted in sanitary condition and ready for use?

  • 5. Are employees trained in use limitations, maintetance, and/or decontamination of PPEs?

  • 6. Have all your employees completed L4U PPE training?

  • 7. Have employees read written respiratory protection procedure for the selection and use of respirators where needed?

  • 8. Are respirator users given periodic medical evaluations to determine their ability to wear respirators?

  • 9. Are respirators given annual fit test?

  • 10. Are respirators regularly inspected, cleaned, sanitized and maintained?

  • 11. Are respirators stored in clean convenient and sanitary location?

  • 12. Are fumehoods and exhausts working properly?

Hazardous/Biohazardous Waste Handling

  • 1. Are hazardous/biohardous wastes properly labeled and stored?

  • 2. Are proper secondary containments used for storing waste

  • 3. Are biohazard signs posted in the area?

  • 4. Is there a written procedure on how biohazard waste is handled?

  • 5. Have employees completed L4U Biohazard training?

Ergonomics and Incident Reporting

  • 1. Are employees working in a comfortable and safe posture?

  • 2. Are workstations and chairs adjusted properly?

  • 3. Have Tumeke Ergo-Assessments performed in your lab?

  • 4. Have employees completed the myCority training?

  • 5. Are employees using myCority for incident reporting?

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