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  • Client / Site

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  • Location
  • Attendees

  • Facility Overview

Infection Control

  • Employee control: signs posted for Hand washing & Hygiene guidelines; Touch-less sanitizing stations, Faucets & Paper towels; Cleaning & Sanitizing schedule is followed?

  • Infection Control written policy and procedures for: Guests, Patients, Vendors or Customers? Controls may include: Entry protocols, Touch less Sanitizing stations that are secured & Self locking, Ventilation controls, PPE use, Staff safety training?

  • Management oversight of the Infection Control program?

  • Staff training is documented? Revised as needed?

  • Laundry. Sanitizing detergents; scrubs cleaned and laundered daily?

  • Stay home protocols for physically sick workers?

General Policies, Procedures & Training

  • Per CARF Section 1.H.14. Comprehensive Health & Safety, self-Inspections are conducted at least semi-annually on each shift and results in a written report for areas inspected, recommendations and actions taken.

  • Is there a comprehensive written Health, Safety and Environmental policy & procedures plan in place?

  • Written Emergency Procedures and Program for fires, bomb threats, natural disasters, utility failures, medical emergencies, violent or other threatening situations?

  • Records Management and Storage via keypad or electronic lock in separate rooms?

  • Personnel received documented competency-based training?<br>Upon hire and Annually - outline what type of training<br>in the following areas:<br>- Health and safety practices<br>- Identification of unsafe environmental factors<br>- Emergency & Evacuation procedures<br>- Identification & Reporting of critical incidents<br>- Medication management, if appropriate <br>- Reducing physical risks <br>- Workplace violence

  • Isolation Practices - Written Policy & Procedures?

  • Emergency Evacuation Written Program: Fire, Bomb Threats, Natural Disasters, Utility Failures, Medical Emergencies, Violent or Threatening Situations?

  • Required Postings posted?

  • Consumer Rights and Privacy Protection posters?

  • Medical Facility - First Aid/CPR/AED? Training?

  • Ventilator Competency Training?

  • HazCom: Policy, SDS management and Container labeling: (Product identifier, Signal Word, Haz Statement, Pictograms, Precautionary Statement).

  • PPE training and refresher training as required?

  • <br>Other Comments:

General Safety

  • Facility is clean and organized?

  • Is adequate and functioning lighting provided in all areas?

  • Is the elevator(s) inspection certificate(s) up to date?

  • Elevator in good working condition?

  • Are work areas free of tripping hazards (cords, frayed carpet, free standing electrical fixtures, broken floor tiles, etc.)?

  • Is furniture (i.e. desks, chairs, filing cabinets) in safe condition?

  • Is overhead storage utilized properly?

  • Are filing cabinets free of items stored on top?

  • Are all stored items 18 inches below ceilings equipped with fire sprinkler heads?

  • Other Comments:

Fire & Electrical Hazards

  • Does the facility have a fire suppression system in place and what type: Automatic Fire Suppression System or Standpipe System?

  • Does the facility have Fire Extinguishers?

  • Are fire extinguishers adequate. 1 every 75' and located in high hazard areas?

  • Are fire extinguishers mounted with overhead locator signs?

  • Are fire extinguishers inspected annually by a Servicing provider?

  • Are monthly fire extinguishers inspections performed and inspections tags filled out?

  • Are employees trained in the PASS system for extinguisher use?

  • Smoke Detectors and Fire Alarms in working condition?

  • Are Fire Risers serviced annually by a servicing company?

  • Are all alarms functioning properly and routinely tested?

  • Are planned and/or unplanned fire evacuation drills routinely conducted?

  • Are electrical outlets adequate with no overloading, no missing grounding conductors or insulation damage?

  • Are power and extension cords in good condition, no missing grounding conductors or insulation damage?

  • Are circuits locations identified with a legend on the inside cover of the circuit panel doors?

  • Are circuits panels free of uncapped or exposed openings "voids" in the circuit panel?

  • Are 3' clearances maintained around all circuit panels & fire extinguishers?

  • Are electrical closets free of storage?

  • Other Comments:

General Environmental Control/Sanitation & Housekeeping

  • Carpeted floors are clean, no frayed edges or damage?

  • Are non-carpeted floors clean and in good condition?

  • Are warning signs used during mopping procedures?

  • Are floor mats in good condition, no curled edges, and not overlapped or placed on carpet?

  • Are restrooms clean and sanitary?

  • Are staff lounge and eating areas clean and sanitary?

  • Are drinking fountains clean and in good working order?

  • Facility is free of evidence of rodents, insects or vermin?

  • Are ceiling fan blades clean and in safe working condition>

  • Are walls and woodwork clean?

  • Are cleaning schedules followed for refrigerators, microwaves, stoves and other kitchen appliances?

  • Are Waste receptacles emptied nightly?

  • Are Biohazard wastes collected separately in BioHazard identifiable waste receptacles and stored properly for collection?

  • Other Comments:

Egress

  • Are alarms installed to restrict improper use of exits and are they tested to ensure proper function?

  • Are Evacuation routes Accessible & Understandable to: Persons served, Personnel & Other stakeholders including visitors?

  • Are all exit doors marked with illuminated exit signs or by external sources providing a minimum of 5 foot candles of light?

  • Are panic hardware (push bars) used at exit doors?

  • Are emergency and exit lights working properly?

  • Are doors designated to open outward?

  • Are Exit discharges clear of obstructions inside and outside?

  • Are Emergency Evacuation Plans posted and revised as needed?

  • Are hallways & stairways maintained free of obstructions?

  • Are stairways well lighted?

  • Are stairway handrails secured?

  • Are non-exiting doorways marked as "Not an Exit"?

  • Other Comments:

Maintenance

  • Are door closures and locks in good working order?

  • Are ceiling tiles intact, undamaged?

  • Is the building free from mold growth?

  • Are HVAC ducts and filters clean and serviced?

  • Are outside lights adequate and in working order?

  • Are gates and fences in good condition?

  • Is the building exterior in good condition?

  • Is the building roof in good condition, no evidence of leaks?

  • Sidewalks are free of raised adjoining slabs that are 1/4" or higher or have serious cracks or other damage?

  • Are parking lots free of potholes?

  • Are concrete tire stops and curbs in good condition?

  • Overall General Comments or Concerns

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