Inspection Details

  • Hello! Welcome to the Keystone Safety Audit! These are important tools we will use at our plant to keep our fellow team members and ourselves safe throughout the workday. We want you to leave in the same condition you arrived! Doing an inspection in a zone outside of your normal work environment will help spot hazards with fresh eyes. Do not use this tablet while walking. Get verbal confirmation of your presence in any PIT environment.

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  • Inspection Completed by:

  • What zone do you work in?

  • Please complete an audit for a different zone than you work in.

  • Inspection Conducted on:

  • Shift Inspected:

General

  • Are any operational/mechanical repairs needed?

  • MVP Work Request #

  • Are all doors and emergency exits closed and free from obstructions?

  • Action Taken:

  • Are emergency signs, lighting, and equipment in good working order? (test lights)

  • MVP Work Request #

  • Are all PIT perimeter lights working?

  • MVP Work Request #

  • Is there anything stored in red zones blocking access to fire extinguishers or electrical equipment?

  • Action taken:

Housekeeping

  • Are all work areas neat and clean?

  • Action taken:

  • Are tools, PPE, and equipment properly stored when not in use? Are tool boards stocked and organized?

  • What is missing?

  • Are trash receptacles in acceptable condition? Emptied regularly? Overfull?

  • Action Taken:

  • Are hoses and cords properly stored when not in use?

  • Action Taken:

  • Are consoles and tables clean, organized, and free from clutter?

  • Action Taken:

  • Are blades properly disposed of in red sharps containers? (not in trash cans or on surfaces)

  • Action Taken:

Walking/Working Surfaces

  • Are there loose sheets, trash, or other debris on the floor?

  • Action Taken:

  • Are walkways and paths kept clear?

  • Action Taken:

  • Are metal bands, paper, peel waste, and other tripping hazards properly disposed of?

  • Action Taken:

  • Are there surface contaminates such as oil, grease, starch, or water that create slip hazards?

  • Action Taken:

  • Are stairs and catwalks free from obstructions and tripping hazards?

  • Action Taken:

  • Are there any surface irregularities that could create a trip hazard?

  • MVP Work Request #

Chemicals

  • Are all chemicals in properly marked containers?

  • Action Taken:

  • Are chemicals returned to proper storage location when not in use?

  • Action Taken:

Pest Management

  • Are any pest management devices blocked, missing, or damaged?

  • Are there any signs (droppings, gnaw marks, etc.) of pest intrusion or activity?

Behaviors

  • Are team members wearing appropriate PPE?

  • Are drivers using horns?

  • Are team members keeping cell phones and food in the Safe Zones?

Wrap-up

  • General observations:

  • How do you feel about overall Keystone safety?

  • I pledge to be safe!

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