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ITS Technologies & Logistics - Planned Unannounced Visits

  • Division

  • Location / Site

  • GPS - Location
  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by - Full Name

  • Employee Number

  • Note: This checklist is set-up for incident prevention & required document checklist

Checklist

ITS Technologies & Logistics - Planned Safety Unannounced Visits

Incident Prevention & Document Checklist

  • Safety Department Visit - Local Manager

  • List Activity Observed during visit

Visiting Manager Activities

  • Guidelines: Mark each item Safe or At Risk - with notes for all findings

  • 1. Tour the site location - ensure employees are focused on task at hand - Note all activities record findings<br>

  • Comments:

  • 2. Observe critical activities (moving containers, maintenance activities, climbing on/off railcars, equipment entry/egress, driving in the faculty) Mark Safe or At Risk - Note all findings <br><br>

  • Comments

  • 3. Observe Equipment Safety Devices (Safety beacon, Backup Alarm, Lights, etc.). Mark Safe or At Risk and notes on findings

  • 4. Safety Briefings - Safety Huddles (attend or hold a briefing, huddle) summarizing visit and remind employees to stay focused. Mark Pass or Fail and note findings.<br>

  • Comments

  • 5. Check for impactful -pre-shift safety brief (survey a few employees for retained knowledge from the briefing - Mark Pass or Fail and notes for findings<br>

  • Comments

  • 5. Track Protection (ensure track protection, securement, restricted car identification.Mark Safe or At Risk and notes on findings

  • Comments

  • 6. Check VCR's -Have been completed & Correct, Is the process being followed, Did the supervisor INT. Mark Safe or At Risk and notes on findings

  • Comments

  • 7. Send documented findings in an E-Mail to the TM, RVP, and VP Safety - Give the location a Safe or At Risk -Over all Status and note any other items both positive and negative.

  • Comments

Comments - Corrective Action:

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