Audit Information

  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

Equipment Information

  • Equipment Type

  • Equipment Manufacturer

  • Make / Model of Equipment

  • SN#

  • Build Date

  • Data Plate

  • Voltage

  • Amperage

  • Phase

  • Hz

  • Operating Air Pressure

  • Hydraulic Oil Reservoir - in Gallons

  • Is equipment UL Approved / Listed

Commissioning Team

  • MPC Safety Rep

  • MPC Engineering Rep

  • MPC Quality Rep

  • Equipment Manufacturer Rep

  • Customer Rep (If Applicable)

  • Additional Team Members
  • Rep Title

  • Rep Name

  • Rep Company

Machine Design/Controls

  • EHS Plan Review was completed

  • FM Global Plan Review was completed

  • Municipality Approval and Permiting Received

  • As-built drawing submitted

  • Instrument calibration certificate submitted

  • All control panels and buttons clearly marked to identify function

  • All controls tested

  • All jog / run / stop / reset buttons all tested

  • All rotating parts are permanently marked with rotation arrows

  • Equipment can be visually inspected without being disassembled in all areas where product could make contact.

  • Equipment design provides quick and easy access for service and maintenance.

  • Do walkways, stairways, and ladders provide safe access to all levels.

  • Are guardrails provided on all platforms and walkways at 4' or above.

  • Have any confined spaces been identified?

  • Have confined spaces been guarded to prevent access

  • Have confined spaces been labeled with clear signage?

  • Have Egress Routes been changed due to equipment install?

  • Have employees been trained on new routes?

  • Are Egress Routes fully accessible and visible?

  • Is exit signage easily visual from work area?

  • Equipment is properly anchored?

  • All fencing, guards, rails, etc. 6' or above is anchored to the floor.

  • Equipment/Peripheral Equipment does not pose a tipping hazard

  • Overhead hazards are eliminated. (Head room @ least 7' with no obstructions below 6'8")

  • Equipment is designed to allow easy and thorough cleaning.

  • Cleaning SOP has been created.

  • All peripheral equipment, such as motors, sensors, etc. are properly mounted.

  • E-Stops are located at every workstation?

  • All conveyors 6' or longer have a life-line installed?

  • Skirting around the machine leaves a gap of no more than 18"

  • Maintenance receptacles are GFCI and receptacles external of control enclosure are covered when not in use.

  • All access panels or doors that provide access to robotic or machine cells are interlocked and outfitted with a capture key lockset.

  • There is a minimum of 18" clearance between robot movement and any fixed structure including building, fences, columns, utilities, etc.

  • Pendant controls that reach inside equipment, work cell, or robotic cell, are outfitted with an E-Stop.

Safeguarding

  • All points of operation are properly protected.

  • Guards are designed of ridged material and require a tool to remove.

  • Guards that are not permanently affixed are interlocked.

  • Guards are designed not to deflect with personal contact.

  • Guards have no sharp edges or introduce no hazard.

  • Large guards are constructed in sections to facilitate the safe removal/reinstallation for maintenance/service

  • All rotating/moving parts are protected or guarded.

  • All pinch points are guarded.

  • All crush and shear points are guarded.

  • All electrical components are covered and secured.

  • All nip points are guarded.

  • All entanglement hazards are guarded.

  • All rotary shafts within reach are shrouded or guarded.

  • Rotating shaft ends protruding more than a 1/4" are covered, capped, or guarded.

  • All chains and sprockets are guarded.

  • All hot components are guarded or protected.

  • All power transmissions are guarded or protected.

  • All fan blades located 7' or less are guarded.

  • All cabinets and access doors/panels are outfitted with interlocks.

  • When lubrication or adjustment is done with the machine running, lubrication or adjustment points must be located outside the hazard area.

  • Alarm/horn and stack light is in place with a minimum 3 sec delay to alert EE's of start-up, fault, error, etc.

  • Light curtains are installed at distances which coordinate with equipment stopping time.

  • Equipment is designed to stop in a safe stable state in the case of power loss.

  • All Safeties tested for functionality and passed

  • Number of E-Stops

  • E-Stops
  • E-Stop Location

  • Tested

  • Number of Lifelines

  • Lifelines
  • Lifeline Location

  • Lifeline Tested

  • Number of Interlocks

  • Interlocks
  • Interlock Location

  • Interlock Tested

  • Number of light curtains

  • Light Curtains
  • Light Curtain Location

  • Light Curtain Tested

Electrical

  • Greenline Audit Completed

  • All electrical components are labeled as pre specs and match electrical drawings

  • Electrical schematics / single line drawing provided

  • Is panel layout correct and matches line drawing.

  • Redundant safety circuits wired properly and to safety PLC for fail safe.

  • All electrical cabinets are lockable.

  • All safety devices wired on safety circuit for fail safe

  • All safety devices wired for a single point of reset.

  • Power feed supports equipment needs.

  • Electrical facilities support equipment needs (Breakers, panels, disconnects.

  • Wiring, cables, appliances, and connectors are of the appropriate rating based on equipment needs.

  • Power drops for permanent equipment are within approved conduit and supported from floor to ceiling by Unistrut or mounted to building walls/columns.

  • Cord reels are used only for temporary or mobile applications and are outfitted with strain relief on all cords, and a shock resistant double insulated, GFCI receptacle.

  • Equipment bonding and grounding has been verified.

  • Arc Flash Analysis has been completed and cabinets labeled.

  • All motor disconnects are located within close proximity and lockable.

  • There are no open conduit or conduit bodies.

  • There is no evidence of exposed wiring.

  • All OOS equipment is de-energized.

  • Partially demo'd electrical is disconnected at both ends and labeled.

  • All electrical cords and wires are protected from coming into contact with sharp edges such as cabinets, shelves, equipment parts, etc.

  • There are an adequate number of receptacles installed to support equipment and workarea.

  • GFCI's are installed in potentially wet areas.

  • All knockouts and openings in electrical cabinets and other facilities are covered with blanks or appropriate means.

  • All covers, panels, and doors are secure.

  • Equipment is free of exposed wiring.

  • Conduit or receptacles are not mounted to equipment with the exception of manufacturer installed maintenance receptacles.

  • Low voltage wiring is properly secured to prevent snags or tripping hazards.

Emergency Equipment

Eyewash Stations

  • Eyewash stations are located within 10 walking seconds of any eye hazard classified as "high risk"

  • Eyewash stations are accessible and ready for use.

  • Eyewash inspection has been added to maintenance schedule.

Emergency Shower

  • Emergency shower is located within 10 walking seconds of any skin hazard classified as "high risk"

  • Emergency shower is accessible and ready for use.

  • Emergency Shower inspections have been added to maintenance schedule.

  • EM Lighting properly located and illuminates work area and egress

  • Has the egress path been changed due to this equipment add?

  • Have employees been trained on new egress?

  • Have site evac maps been updated?

  • Have site drawings (including life safety drawing) been updated?

  • Have sprinkler changes/upgrades been completed?

  • Fire extinguishers are appropriately located.

  • Appropriate extinguisher types have been selected.

  • Fire extinguisher location map has been updated with the vendor.

  • Fire extinguisher monthly inspections are scheduled.

  • Non-conductive clearing tools are located at areas such as heat tunnels, where product may get jammed and cause fire.

Pneumatic Systems

  • A master lockable air dump is installed and within arm's reach of master electrical disconnect.

  • Dump valve evacuates all pressurized air within the machine.

  • All pneumatic components accessible for maintenance and adjustment (Filter heads, cylinders, solenoids, etc.)

  • All filters, regulators, and lubricators are fitted with a pressure gauge.

  • All air components are rigidly mounted and protected.

  • Air tubing in flexible areas are properly bundled together.

  • Air tubing mounted and protected from "whipping"

  • Air tubing and fittings are properly rated for application.

  • Air filter housing caged or guarded.

  • Air lines are free from leaks (including fittings).

  • Cylinders equipped with cushions or bumpers.

  • Booster tank pressure recovers w/ each cycle.

Piping

  • Piping tracing complete.

  • All piping is labeled, guarded, and insulated.

  • Proper use of piping and flanges.

  • Correct gaskets and bolting used.

  • Piping is properly supported and protected from vibration.

  • Isolation valves, handles, and stored energy labeled.

  • Adequate drains, flush points, and purge connections supplied for maintenance.

  • Process and service connections correct.

  • All valves are lockable.

Lockout Tag Out

  • All energy control points are lockable

  • All energy control points are clearly labeled.

  • Energy Control Points
  • Energy Type

  • Equipment Specific Procedures created and posted.

  • Have ESP been tested?

  • Have APMs been reviewed, documented, and posted?

  • APM information available to Operators.

  • All Operators, Maintenance, and other affected team members have been trained on LOTO ESP's and APM's.

  • All blocking devices are integrated into the equipment.

  • Special LOTO devices/tools have been included.

Maintenance

  • Equipment is registered in EAM.

  • PM schedule has been entered into EAM.

  • Operator Manual has been provided.

  • Maintenance Manual has been provided.

  • Parts list is called out in Maintenance Manual.

  • High rotation spare parts are on order.

  • Maintenance training has been completed.

  • Any special tools needed are ordered.

  • 3rd Party Service Contract is set-up.

  • Programing and recipe backups are on network.

Walking, Working Surfaces

  • A clear, delineated walkway provides access to the equipment.

  • Walkways and aisleways are clearly painted.

  • Walkways are protected/guarded from forklift traffic.

  • Walkways and work areas are free of slip, trip, and fall hazards.

  • Equipment footings, casters, cables, or peripheral equipment does not pose a trip or bump hazard.

  • Work areas are not cluttered or cramped.

  • If maintenance or operators are expected to enter a machine area for regular service, hand holds, and integrated steps are provided.

  • Work areas and walkways are free of suspended bump hazards.

  • Lilly pads or solid crosswalk belting are installed in areas where team members are expected to cross a conveyor.

  • All holes or gaps 2" or more in walking/working surfaces must be covered (secured) or filled.

  • All grating is anchored.

  • All surface railings have 42" top rail and 21" mid-rail with a 4" toe board.

  • Top railings on stairs are between 30-34" with a mid-rail between.

  • Minimum stair width is 22"

  • Portable Safety work stairs are provided in all areas where frequent access to elevated areas is needed (Baler Chutes, Conveyors, etc.)

Ergonomics

  • Have fit for duty tests requirements been updated to reflect new equipment/processes?

  • Need for stooping, bending, stretching, and over reaching has been eliminated or minimized.

  • Need to carry, push, or pull heavy loads has been eliminated or minimized.

  • Hand position for all heavy work is 2-8" below elbows.

  • Standing work stations have work surfaces of between 34-40" deep.

  • Sitting work stations have a surface between 26-30" deep.

  • Forward reaches are limited to 20"

  • Reaches below the knees or above the shoulders are eliminated or minimized.

  • Twisting beyond 45 degrees is eliminated.

  • Antifatigue mats are used in areas where team members must stand for long periods of time.

Environmental

  • All local, state, and federal permits have been received.

  • List all permits needed (Air, Waste, SPCC, SWPPP, Etc.)

  • Asbestos survey completed (Buildings built before 1982)

  • Mapping for permits such as SPCC or Air Permits has been updated.

  • Backflow prevention has been installed and registered with the municipality to prevent contamination of potable water supply.

  • Waste handling plan has been reviewed by EHS and Quality.

  • USDA has been notified of changes (If Applicable)

General

  • Appropriate signage installed.

  • Sharp edges on equipment, guides, chutes, etc. has been eliminated.

  • Noise levels have not been read at or above 85 dBs

  • If above 85 dBA, a 8hr time weighted average must be explored and a hearing conservation program must be initiated.

  • Adequate lighting is provided.

  • Offices, laboratories, and show rooms: 500 lux

  • Factories and workshops: 750 lux

  • Warehouse loading bays: 300–400 lux

  • Lobbies, corridors, and stairwells: 200 lux

  • Warehouse aisles: 100–200 lux

  • New chemicals have been reviewed and approved by EHS & Quality

  • New chemical SDSs have been received and uploaded

  • Affected team members have been trained on new chemicals

  • New PPE requirements have been reviewed and approved by EHS

  • New PPE has been sourced and available

  • Affected team members have been trained on PPE.

  • Site lift truck fleet adequate to support new equipment.

  • All lifts, hoists, cranes, and booms have be certified by 3rd party.

  • Hazard warning signage has been installed.

  • All HOT equipment components have been labeled.

  • Operator training, including safety considerations, have been completed.

  • Operating SOPs and Work Instructions have been submitted.

  • Make shift appliances such as extension cords, rope, zip-ties, hoses, tape, banding, etc. have been removed.

  • Proper floor drainage is provided for steam, wet processes, condensers, etc.

  • Spill procedures have been documented.

  • Responsible team members have been trained on spill response procedures and methods.

  • Springs and other "under tension" components have been labeled, and controlled/protected.

  • Enclosures are free from combustibles.

  • All flammable liquids are stored in flammable cabinets.

  • Cabinets that will be opened during service and maintenance are outfitted with props or locking access doors to prevent unintended closure.

  • All fencing and guardrails are properly anchored to the floor.

  • All lasers have been secured and properly shielded.

  • General ventilation of the area is adequate.

  • Equipment specific ventilation is appropriate.

Approvals/Completion

  • Critical Items (Completed prior to start-up)
  • Task Item

Non-Critical Items (Completed by due date)

  • Task Item

Sign-Offs

  • EHS Rep

  • Engineering Rep

  • Quality Rep

  • Site Rep

  • Customer Rep

  • Vendor Rep

  • Additional Notes:

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