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  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

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  • Which warehouse are you auditing?

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1.0 Previous inspection

  • Has the last inspection been reviewed?

  • Are there no outstanding actions?

2.0 Shelving or racking

  • Stable – e.g. Bolted to the floors, safety latches or bolts inserted on each shelfrac

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  • Solid – e.g., lack of deformation or corrosion

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  • Nominal capacity displayed and respected

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  • Well-placed and stabilized loads – e.g. Properly attached or packaged loads on the pallet

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  • Palletized loads are placed so that pallet overflows on the front and rear beams have a maximum clearance of between 2 and 4 in

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  • Equipped with anti-fall protection if in proximity to the circulation, pedestrian, or operating areas

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  • Pallets or shelves with dimensions and capacities that are compatible with the loads

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  • Clearance between two loads and between a load and the upright frame column of at least 3 in

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  • Clearance between a load and the beam above of at least 3 in

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  • Comment :

  • Clearance between two loads placed in two back-to-back alveolus of at least 4 in

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  • Clearance of at least 18 in. between the height of the loads and the sprinkler heads

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  • Using equipment adapted for working at heights e.g. step ladders, mobile staircase

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  • Sufficient aisle space for secure handling of loads

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  • Other observation?

3.0 Pallets

  • In good condition e.g., not broken or cracked, without protruding nails

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  • Stored flat, far from heat sources

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  • Stacking less than 1.2 m high in areas not protected by sprinklers

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4.0 Paper or cardboard rolls

  • Stacks distanced from the building wall or any other structure

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  • Stable and uniform stacks

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  • Ends and leftover rolls*: rolls that are larger at the base (respecting the pyramid)

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  • Respect the maximum stack height

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  • Clearance of at least 45 cm under the sprinkler heads

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  • There are no stacks that impede the circulation of forklifts

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5.0 Palletised loads stored in stacks (primary materials, finished products, cardboard boxes, etc)

  • Stable and uniform stacks

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  • Respect the maximum stack height

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  • Clearance of at least 45 cm under the sprinkler heads

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  • Anti-fall barriers present if the stack is less than six metres from a pedestrian or operating area

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  • There are no stacks that impede the circulation of forklifts

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  • There are no stacks that impede walkways and the circulation of pedestrian

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  • Other observation?

6.0 Paper, cardboard or plastic bundles

  • Compact bundles

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  • Stable stacks

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  • Interspersed or interlocked bundles in order to improve stability

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  • Stair stacking to reduces falls of high-level

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  • Respect the maximum stack height

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  • Other observations?

7.0 Opportunity for improvement

  • Corrective measures suggested

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