Information

  • Audit Title

  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

General Housekeeping

  • Are workspaces clean and orderly?

  • Are floors clear of debris?

  • Are aisles, hallways, and exits free of obstruction?

  • Are floor surfaces dry and free of slip hazards?

  • Are materials stored securely and limited in height to prevent collapse?

  • Are ladders stored properly?

Chemical Safety

  • Are all hazardous materials properly stored and labeled?

  • Are MSDS/SDS Books visible and accessible?

  • Do team members know where the MDSD/SDS Books are stored? (Have someone show you)

Emergency Systems

  • Are Emergency Exits signs in working order?

  • Are emergency exit maps posted and clearly marked?

  • Are emergency exits free from obstructions?

  • Are stairway doors closed?

  • Are laundry chute doors in the tower closed?

  • If the laundry room is not in use, are the chute doors closed?

  • Are corridors and stairwells clear of debris and not used for storage?

  • Is emergency lighting in working order?

  • Is 18" of vertical clearance maintained below all sprinkler heads?

  • Are fire extinguishers current on inspection?

  • Do fire extinguishers show as charged and in designated locations?

  • Combustibles are stored properly and not near a heat source.

  • Is 36" clearance maintained in front of electrical panels?

  • Are power cords/strips used as designated? (No daisy chains, extension cords not used as permanent outlet)

  • Are all ANSUL valves covered over fryers and grills?

  • Comments:

  • Other Media

  • Date Completed

  • Person Completing Inspection

  • Date Completed

  • Other Persons Involved in Completing Inspection

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