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Performance Guideline

  • For the engine rooms performance guideline, check the box

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  • 1. The engine room is clean and well maintained

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  • 2. Adequate lighting is provided in the engine room

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  • 3. Emergency lighting is provided

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  • 4. All ammonia pipes and valves are labeled

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  • 5. An information board is provided that includes PSM information

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  • 7. A emergency eye wash and shower is provided in the engine room

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  • 7. A emergency eye wash and shower is provided in the engine room

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  • 8. Are ammonia compressors labeled as confined spaces

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  • 9. Does the engine room have local exhaust and does it work properly

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  • 10. Is the entrance to the engine room marked as "Authorized employees only"

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  • 11. Is the smell of ammonia present in the engine room at the time of the audit

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  • 12. Ask 3 engine room employees the following questions

  • 12.1 What does PSM stand for? (Product safety management)

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  • 12.2 At what level is a full face respirator required when dealing with a ammonia leak? (35ppm)

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  • 12.3 If you were asked to perform a procedure or task that you were unsure of or had questions, where could you find out the answers other than your supervisor? (PSM Program Volume II Operating Procedures)

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  • 13. Review 5 employee training files for PSM training requirements

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