Title Page
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Site conducted
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Client / Site
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Building #
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Location
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Conducted on (Date and Time)
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Inspected by
General Inspection
GENERAL WAREHOUSE AREA
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Aisles clear and open for material transfers<br>• No product shall be stored in aisles where it blocks equipment maneuvering.
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REFERENCE: Clean aisles. No materials are stored in walkways.
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Floor and rack storage limits properly posted <br>• One sign near the entrance of the warehouse should indicate the floor rating. <br>• All racks should be labeled with load ratings.
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Rack uprights and beams in good condition<br>• Bent racks and beams must be repaired or replaced. <br>• All racks should be bolted to the floor.
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Designated open areas clear of blockage<br>• Such areas include 18 inch perimeters along interior walls as well as electrical panels and eye wash units.
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Pallets in good condition<br>• Empty pallets must be stored properly. <br>• No broken or protruding wood or nails. <br>• No pallets on edge. <br>• Avoid storing empty pallets in quantities or densities in excess of O.H. fire sprinkler combustible load ratings.
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Overhead lighting, skylights, and roofs in good condition<br>• Check for leaks, broken panels/light bulbs, and missing bulb shields.
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Loose/unboxed materials stacked properly<br>• Properly stored by blocking, interlocking or limiting the height of the pile.<br>• Insure product stack heights are inforced to prevent container crushing and falling mate
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Use of proper personal protective equipment when handling chemicals
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Guardrails and/or covers provided to protect personnel from the hazards of open sides of stairs, platforms, floor openings, floor holes, mezzanines, equipment pits, and other possible fall hazards
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Elevators and hoists for lifting items properly used<br>• Have adequate/safe clearances, no obstructions, appropriate signals and directional warning signs. <br>• Documented annual inspections by licensed inspector are posted on the equipment and on file.
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Appropriate safety posters posted in a conspicuous place including non-smoking signage
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Chemicals stored according to the manufacturer’s recommendations and local or national fire codes. (i.e. flammable cabinets, cans, etc.)
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Proper lifting techniques used for the materials being handled
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Products and containers that are most frequently moved by hand are stored at rack heights that minimize bending / stooping or excess reach to pick up or place
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Employees properly outfitted for weather/temperature extremes? (i.e. heat stress, cold weather, refrigerated storage areas, etc.)
DOCK AREAS (INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR)
Dock Areas (Exterior)
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Approach roads and staging areas (yard) clear for maneuvering, well drained, free of potholes and are all signs in place and legible
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Approach to the dock well drained and free from potholes or other obstructions <br>• Pay particular attention to snow, ice, storm water and debris build up.
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Dock positions clearly marked with painted lines that the drivers can see to help them spot their trailer accurately
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Safety chains are attached across docks above 36” in fall hazard ares?
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Exterior lights working properly<br>• This item will need to be inspected during the evening when lights are functioning.
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Wheel chocks and/or trailer restraint systems working properly<br>• If trailer restraint systems are in use remember to inspect for proper locking and indicator light function both inside and outside. <br>• Ensure tractors are disconnected from trailer.
Dock Areas (Interior)
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Visitors and drivers remaining in designated safe areas and walkways
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Interior overhead lights and trailer lights in the dock area operating properly <br>• Test all lights that might be off at time of inspection to be sure they work properly
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Dock doors work properly and close completely<br>• Ensure that all doors in use open and close smoothly. <br>• Inspect automatic stops and auto-reversing functions on powered doors
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Dock doors closed when not in use<br>• Closed doors should seal well with the floor and dock leveling plate.
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Sufficient room to maneuver materials<br>• Dock area floors should be clean and free of trash, debris, or stored items that block the safe passage of loaded equipment
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Sufficient waste cans for the area, properly labeled and emptied on a regular basis<br>• In general, floors, ceilings, and exhaust fans are clean and free of cobwebs and dust buildup.
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Adequate natural or mechanical ventilation to control any potential atmospheric hazards
EQUIPMENT
Equipment Checks
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Ladders and hand tools are in good condition<br>• Remove any unsafe equipment from service while awaiting repair.
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Forklifts being operated safely and inspected at the start of every shift <br>• Observe powered industrial truck operations and review training certifications to confirm operators have been adequately trained and evaluated.
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Forklifts have functioning warning devices such as back-up alarms, strobes, or horns<br>• Test equipment as needed, report repairs, and tag out equipment that is unsafe until repairs are made.
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Battery charging/changing areas designated for that purpose and contain appropriate emergency flushing facilities (i.e. eyewash and shower)
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Guards in place for any hazard points on moving equipment such as belt guards on compressors or conveyors<br>• Inspect all powered work tools as well (i.e. cords, insulation, shrouds, casing, guards, etc.).
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Propane tanks stored correctly and are the tank exchange and/or tank filling areas properly maintained <br>• Appropriate signs are in place and area is free of trash.
Power Industrial Vehicles
Product Storage
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PPE is used when battery maintenance is performed.
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Completion
Completion
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Full Name and Signature of Inspector