Title Page

  • GCR Site assessment

  • Store#

  • Prepare by

  • Conducted on

  • Store Manager

Interior

Site appearance exterior

  • Does the exterior site appearance promote the brand image?

  • Is the parking lot and outside the building free of debris?

  • Are there any bumps steps holes or groves on the parking lot or outside the building that can be a tripping hazard?

  • Are there weeds over 1 foot tall growing around or in the tire stacks around the fence or other areas?

  • Are the windows clean?

  • If windows have advertisement in them, is it current and does it look good?

  • Is there junk, scraped tires other debris visible when the customers pull onto the property?

  • Are there sufficient signs to identify the location as GCR?

  • Is signage in good condition?

Interior

Inerior

  • Is the customer reception area/office clean and organized?

  • Are the employees break rooms and bathrooms clean and organized?

  • Is the emergency evacuation posted?

  • Are the torques inspected monthly and yearly?

  • Did you meet with all new teammates to stress the GCR commitment to safety?

  • Did you ensure that as a store manager you signed off any pre-trip inspections that indicated repairs were required?

  • Did you ensure that pre-trip education was completed for all new drivers?

  • Did you ensure that all pre-trips were done at the beginning of shift and turned in prior to going out on any service call?

  • Has you location established a safety committee which is comprised of as many operation teammates as management?

  • Did you complete the service tech inspection checklist as required by the compliance?

  • Does the store have a dare they using a lock out tag out system?

  • Are electrical disconnects in good condition?

  • Are electrical panels in good condition and kept locked?

  • Are electrical cords in good condition?

Training

  • Did you ensure that all teammates completed documented safety training for 4S?

  • Did you ensure all teammates completed documented safety training for safety cage & trajectory zone?

  • Is the 4S program training completed and being implemented?

  • Did you ensure that all new hired teammates have completed the required safety training prior to starting work and that you have the supporting documentation? This include safety smart, TIA, And pre-trip training

  • Did you ensure that all teammates completed documented safety training for safety cage & trajectory zone? Has the trajectory zone been identified?

  • Is the hazardous communication (HAZCOM) training register signed, quizzes on file and current (within 12 months)?

  • Is the personal protective equipment (PPE) training log completed and quizzes on file (within 12 months)?

  • Do all forklift drivers at your location have current forklift certificates? Operators should have current card in possession when operating vehicles.

  • Are all service technicians TIA certified? Have all certified technicians decertified within the last 24 months?

  • Are at least 2 people at your location trained in first aid and CPR?

  • Did you ensure that all teammates completed documented safety training for lockout/tagout?

  • Did ensure that all teammates completed safety training for tire handling?

OSHA

  • Is the OSHA 300 log up to date and are there completed copies of the previous five years OSHA 300 logs and 300 summaries on file at the location as required by law?

  • Is the OSHA 300A posted every year on February 1st and taken down at the end of April as required by law?

MSHA

  • Does the site services MSHA facilities?

  • Is the MSHA tracking (MSHA 7000-02) documentation maintained at the location?

  • Do they have the documented MSHA ID# part 48 and part 46 plans on file at the location?

Information state and federal compliance

  • Are the safety health harassment and workers compensation posters properly displayed?

  • Is the Bridgestone fundamental safety activities poster displayed?

  • Is there a file or list of employees emergency phone numbers and the person to contact in case of emergency?

  • Do the the manager and the teammates know the correct procedure to fallow after a safety incident?

  • Did you ensure on a daily basis that all drivers have their license that it's correct for the type of vehicle being driven and their medical certifications are with the driver and are in compliance?

  • Did you report all CSA inspections and violations to mike Russell and Doug Herlein immediately via email and with a copy of the violation?

  • Did you review the weekly CSA & accident reports with all teammates on a weakly basis?

  • Does the location have current Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for products by brand sample (5) and are easy accessible?

Observation

  • Are correct emergency numbers posted on or near all telephones in the location? Address it's also recommend

  • Is there an adequate first aid kit(s) at the location?

  • Where all injuries called into medcor within 24 hours of the incidents?

  • Are all fire extinguishers sample (10) easily accessible?

  • Are all fire extinguisher sampled (10) identified by proper signage?

  • Are all fire extinguishers sampled (10) service annually as required? Are the extinguishers inspected monthly?

  • Are all doors leading outside of the building properly identified as an exit?

  • Are all exit doors unlocked and unblocked during normal business hours?

Service area observation

  • Did you ensure that all PPE is being worn? Safety glasses must have side shields

  • Is the shop/service pad clean and are tools & equipment kept picked up?

  • Are the trash containers and do they appear to be emptied regularly?

  • Is the shop swept daily and is any oil or spilled lubricants cleaned up immediately?

  • Is the area free of tripping hazards?

  • Are jack stands (or cribbing as appropriate) used under all vehicles when the unit is lifted up by Jack or jacks properly and discipline teammates who are not

  • Are the the safety inflation cages in the service area (in good working order)? Are these devices used for inflation of all tires?

  • Are signs posted for customers not to be in the service area?

  • Are customers in the service area?

  • Are all tire bars in good condition?

  • Are cheetah gauges in good condition?

  • Are fire extinguishers sample (10) easily accessible?

  • Are fire extinguishers sample (10) identified by proper signage?

  • Are fire extinguishers sample (10) service annually and inspected monthly?

  • Are electrical cords in good condition?

  • Are electrical panels in good condition and kept locked?

  • Are electrical disconnects in good condition?

Warehouse & Storage

  • Do all overhead storage areas have railing that are 42 inches (107 cm) high with a 21 inch (54 cm) mid rail?

  • Are all changes in elevation over 6 inches (15 cm) painted yellow to mark their location?

  • Are the stairs and handrails in good condition?

  • Are the inside warehouse and outside storage areas clean?

  • Are these areas well lighted? Are all light fixtures working?

  • Is the warehouse free of tripping hazards?

  • Are electrical disconnects in good condition?

  • Are all electrical cords in good condition?

  • Are electrical panels in good condition and kept locked?

Safety coordinator

  • Did you ensure that any additional action items from your safety coordinator or corporate safety audits were completed I the alloted time?

  • Following the completion of your first quarter survey was a quarterly review held with your district manager to evaluate the completion of your IIP items?

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