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ITS Technologies & Logistics - Safety Orientation Checklist

  • Division

  • Location / Site

  • GPS - Location
  • Conducted on

  • Prepared/Discussed by - Full Name

  • Employee Number

  • Employee being Orientated - Full Name

  • Employee Number

  • Note: This checklist is set-up for New Hires, Transferred Employees, Visiting Employees, and Vendor Working at Location.

Checklist

ITS Technologies & Logistics - Safety Orientation Checklist

Terminal Report Checklist

  • Guidelines: Mark each item with a check for completion - If any items do not apply leave item unchecked.
    Make commits if needed.

Safety Orientation Checklist

  • 1. General Safety Rules - Company Policies

  • 1a. General Safety Rules - Seatbelts

  • 1b. Safety Rules - Stop at Crossings [All Tracks Are Live – Flagged or Not]

  • 1c. Safety Rules - Location Command Structure

  • 1d. Other Items Specific to Job or Department Safety

  • 1e. Safety Rules - E-Rail Badges

  • 2. Departmental Safety Rules [Yard Rules]

  • 2a Unique to the Department - Location RR/Port Safety Rules

  • 2b. Dealing Directly With Individual Exposure

  • 3. Emergency Procedures

  • 3a. Action Plans

  • 3b. Fire Alarms (if applicable)

  • 3c. Evacuation Process

  • 4. Personal Protective Equipment [PPE]

  • 4a. .Safety Glasses

  • 4b. Safety Boots - (Anyone Visiting should include a Boot Inspection)

  • 4c. Hard Hats / Bump Caps

  • 4d. Hearing Protection

  • 4e. Safety Vests

  • 4f. Safety Belts/Lifelines (Fall Protection) If Needed

  • 4g. Clothing Needed for Special Operations

  • 4h. Respiratory Protection Equipment - If Needed

  • 4ha. Use

  • 4hb. Care and Cleaning

  • 4hc. Medical Requirements

  • 5. Equipment Lock-Out/Tag-Out Procedures

  • 6. Equipment Operations - Hostler/Fork Truck/Crane/Side loader

  • 6a. Training [OJT/Phase] Qualifications

  • 6b. Equipment Inspection [VCR’s]

  • 7. . Fire Extinguisher Location and Use [P A S S] Method

  • 8. Safety/Committee Meetings

  • 8a. Pre-Shift Meetings

  • 9. Medical Requirements

  • 9a. First Aid Kits

  • 9b. Injury Reporting - Immediate

  • 9c. Locations 1st Responders - (Names)

  • 9d. Hospital Route (911)

  • 10. Location Maps - Driving and Parking

  • 10a. Personal Vehicle

  • 10b. Company Vehicle

  • 11. Job Hazards - Carcinogenic Potential, Toxic, Burn and Irritation Potential , Flammability Potential

  • 11a. Hazardous Chemicals Orientation (Right-To-Know)

  • 11b. Particular Job Hazards (Physical and Chemical)

  • 11c. Material Safety Data Sheets [SDS’s]

  • 12. Damage/Accidents Reporting - Process/Procedures

  • 12a. Company Equipment

  • 12b. Customer Equipment

  • 13. Securement Procedures

  • 13a. Track Securement [Flags- Derails- Lights- Gates]

  • 13b. Verifiers must be qualified [Location Specific]

  • 13c. Railcar securement (Auto -handbrakes, chocks, gap) - (Intermodal -IBC's, Hitches, Bolsters)

  • 13d. Auto Facilities - Ramp Flag and Bridge Plates

  • 14. Switching Operations

  • 14a. Locomotive Daily Inspection [VCR] - Safety devices operational

  • 14b. 92 Day Inspection [FRA]

  • 14c. Tracks & Switches [Yard Map]

  • 14d. Hours of Services (DOT)

  • 15. Clean-Up Rules [Housekeeping]

  • 15a. Housekeeping - Equipment

  • 15b. Housekeeping - Lunchroom's & Restroom's

  • 16. Anything Not Noted on This Checklist - But Employee or Visit should be made aware of items

Comments - Corrective Action:

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