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  • Inspector

  • Conducted on

  • Location

General Facility

AISLES/EXITS/EGRESS

  • Is emergency lighting operating? (Test by using test button if you can do so from the ground or floor.)

  • Can you see marked exits or exit signs from the walkway in your area?

  • Are walkways and doorways kept clear; and free of obstructions with trip hazards minimized to permit visibility and movement?

  • Are doors not used for egress (closets, offices, etc) that could incorrectly be thought to be an exit labeled “NOT AN EXIT?”

  • Are floor surfaces clean, dry, level, not slippery or sticky and in good condition?

EMERGENCY, HEALTH, AND SAFETY INFORMATION

  • Are area hazard sign visible, legible, understandable and in compliance with regulations?

  • Are procedures established for alerting employees of an emergency in the workplace (i.e., fire and shelter)?

  • Are fire alarm pull station locations marked and unobstructed?

  • Are sign for emergency numbers, routes, and evacuation plans posted?

  • Do employees know who their Fire Wardens and WHS Coordinators are?

  • Does the Fire Wardens have their numbers readily available, functional?

  • Is a copy of the Emergency Action Plan (EAP) for the area available for employees to read?

  • Are employees trained on emergency procedures (primary and secondary routes)? Do they know where to go?

  • Does the EAP include a way to alert employees, including disabled workers, to<br>evacuate or take other action and include instructions on how to report<br>emergencies?

FIRE EMERGENCY

  • Are fire extinguishers fully charged and have current inspection dates? All previous months should be signed off

  • Are fire extinguishers and hoses, mounted, visible, and accessible?

  • Do employees know where the fire extinguishers are and how to use them?

  • Do fire doors and shutters appear to be in good operating condition?

FIRE PREVENTION

  • Are “NO SMOKING” areas enforced?

  • Are electrical outlets or cords not overloaded? Only allowable number of connections (i.e., a 4-way outlet only has 4 pieces of equipment connected and not loaded with additional extension cords). NOTE: Isolated power not included

  • Are fire sprinkler heads unobstructed and free of dirt and corrosion?

STRUCTURES

  • Ceiling tiles are not damaged, loose, or missing?

  • All overhead hazards have been identified?

ENVIRONMENTAL

HAZARDOUS/NON-HAZARDOUS WASTE COMPLIANCE

  • Are hazardous waste containers properly identified and labeled with the words, “HAZARDOUS WASTE?”

  • Are used oil collection containers properly identified and clearly labeled with the words, “USED OIL?”

  • Are controlled and non-hazardous wastes being collected and managed properly

  • Are containers properly identified and clearly labeled with contents?

  • Are used oil waste containers closed while not in use?

  • Are trash cans free of hazardous waste?

  • Are trash cans free of scrap metal?

  • Are employees familiar with the waste materials generated in the work area and the proper disposal method(s)?

  • Are proper absorbent materials on hand for spills?

  • Is waste removed in a timely manner?

SAFETY

EMPLOYEE WORK PRACTICES

  • Is Job Safety Analysis (JSA) information available for employee reference for<br>infrequently performed tasks and high value or high-risk tasks?

ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT MARKINGS

  • Do circuit breakers clearly indicate whether they are in the “ON” or “OFF” position and are switch panels clearly marked?

  • ELECTRICL GROUNDING

  • Are electrical appliances, portable electrical tools, and fixed electrical equipment grounded or UL rated/double insulated and in good repair?

  • Do extension cords being used have a grounding conductor and are in good repair?

ERGONOMICS

  • Employees are advised on the proper lifting techniques

  • Are mechanical lifting aids available for heavy or awkward items?

EYEWASH STATION

  • Eyewash station is clean and tested

  • Eyewash station is located in a way that assures free and unimpeded access

HAZARD COMMUNICATION – CHEMICAL SAFETY

  • Do employees know what an MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) is, where to find them, and how to use them?

  • Is each container of hazardous chemicals in the work area properly labeled by<br>identifying the chemical it contains and marked with health hazards?

  • Are all chemicals that are used in the facility listed in the MSDS book and available?

  • Is food separated and away from chemicals in the work area?

PPE: FALL PROTECTION

  • Is fall protection PPE stored properly, kept clean, and out of direct sunlight?

  • Is fall protection PPE inspected and certified annually?

WALKING SURFACES/STAIRS

  • Are all floor tracks covered or covered as much as possible when in use?

  • Is the angle of fixed stairs within 30 to 50 degrees?

  • Are non-slip surfaces in good condition on steps and platforms?

  • Are stairwells clear and handrails in good condition?

  • Are mobile work platforms available and used?

(Laboratory)

  • UNSATISFACTORY EHS CONDITIONS FOR:

Representatives

  • Month/Year: EHS Representative:

  • Lab Manager: PI/Safety Designate:

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