Title Page

  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Was an additional party involved?

  • List all other parties involved

  • List all other parties involved

  • List all other parties involved

  • List all other parties involved

  • List all other parties involved

Inspection Instructions

  • 1) Compliance checks according to this inspection are to be completed on a instance-by-instance basis. For each instance of an element which is inspected, click the + icon in the top right corner of the inspection section to create a new set of fields. This should be done for each inspected instance.

    2) Where a process must be immediately corrected label it as unsafe. Where there is no immediate danger, apply the OFI Label.

    3) Any observed non-compliances should include both an action item and a description of the issue using the integrated functions.

    4) Where instances of non-conformance are observed which may pose an immediate threat to the well-being of workers or bystanders, pause the inspection and immediately stop work. Make a note of this in the inspection once the area has been made safe.

    5) While making records for this inspection, ensure that you are in a safe position to do so.

Inspection Body

    Process Inspection
  • Describe the process under inspection.

  • Please describe the process:

  • Is appropriate permitting in place as needed?

  • Are required controls/safety devices in place as defined on permits/procedures?

  • Are workers adequately trained to be operating within a process?

  • Is appropriate documentation available for the safe performance of this process?<br>(safe work procedures, SDS sheets, work instructions, ...)

  • Is PPE being used appropriately for the observed process?

General Comments

  • Use this space to add any additional notes or findings which you feel need to be made in addition to the above criteria.

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