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Department audit

  • Are all emergency exits free of obstruction and identified with signage?

  • Are eye wash stations present, in good condition, clear of obstruction, and stocked?

  • Are fire extinguishers present, marked with a sign, clear of obstruction, and inspected in the last month?

  • Is additional PPE required in the working area?

  • What PPE is required in the area? (check all that apply)

  • Are all associates wearing the PPE that is required?

  • Does PPE have designated storage area, and in good condition?

  • Is there machinery in the working area?

  • Are guards in place and secured in two locations to prevent interaction with moving parts?

  • Is there adequate lockout devices available to associates?

  • Is there cleaning or maintenance being performed on the equipment?

  • Do all associates performing work have their lock applied to the lockout point?

  • Are pre-use inspections completed on all machinery and vehicles? (ex: forklifts, tuggers, power jacks, headfiller, packing lines, winches, blending line)

  • Are ladders in good condition, and free of any defects or adjustments? (ex: no twists in rails, no cracks in fiberglass, no bent steps)

  • Are there any electrical hazards in the area? (ex: water coming in contact with panels, panels don't have 3ft. clearance, exposed wiring)

  • Is the working area free of slip/trip hazards?

  • Are there any hazards present on around the perimeter of the building (ex: parking lots, driveways, walkways)

Associates - speak with 3 associates and ask them if they have any safety concerns, or if they have any hazards they want to report

  • Were there any safety concerns or hazards reported during the audit?

  • Associate 1 interviewed.

  • Associate 2 interviewed.

  • Associate 3 interviewed.

Sign Off

  • Person completing report

  • Signature of person completing report

  • Signature of person completing report

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