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CATEGORY 1: Safety Performance Indicators

Facility Metrics

  • OSHA Recordable Incident Rate (to date)

  • Days lost time (to date)

  • Days Restricted Duty (to date)

  • Score of previous audit

ODW Expectations

  • Do BBSO (Behavior Based Safety Observation) submissions meet intended goal for the current calendar year?

  • Have all the training topics and AAWs (Accident Analysis Worksheets) been submitted on time for the current calendar year?

  • Has the facility completed the following drills: severe weather (tornado), earthquake, evacuation (fire) with documentation, since the prior year's annual safety audit?

  • Has the facility submitted the required number near misses of for each month in the current calendar year?

  • Has the facility maintained and average Safety KPI Score of 20%, or better, for the current calendar year?

  • Has the facility held a Safety Committee meeting each month in the current calendar year?

  • Is the SCOPE Board (Safety Section) being updated regularly (safety committee minutes, training topics, etc.)?

  • Are visitors/contractors wearing safety vests for the purpose of identifying non-ODW associates in the facility?

  • Emergency phone numbers are posed in an accessible area visible to all associates? (1910.38(c)(6))

CATEGORY 2: Interior Inspection

Housekeeping Offices/Conference Room/Server Room

  • Are aisles, doorways, and floors free of obstructions, slip/trip hazards, clutter? (1910.22(a)(1))

  • Are rugs clean and positioned in a manner not to create a trip hazards? (OSHA1910.22(d)(1))

  • Are portable heaters positioned in a way to prevent combustibles from igniting? (OSHA 1910.334(d))

  • Are portable heaters equipped to shut off is not upright and free of any damage, including cord and plug? (OSHA 1910.334(a)(2)(ii))

  • Are closets/storerooms kept in a clean, orderly and sanitary condition? (1910.22(a)(1))

  • Is there and evacuation map in the office area, or in close proximity? (1910.38(b))

  • Are electrical cords in the office are free of damage and not daisy-chained? (1910.334(a)(2)(i); 1910.334))

Housekeeping Breakroom

  • Is the OSHA poster placed in a prominent location that is visible to all associates? (OSHA 1903.2(a)(1))

  • Is the breakroom clean, void of spills, slip/trip hazards, and in a sanitary condition? (1910.22(a)(2))

  • Are tables and chairs in good condition, clear of food and trash?

  • Are the refrigerator, microwave, coffee machine, etc. clean and operational and plugged directly into a wall outlet?

  • Are GFCI (ground fault circuit interrupters) in place in breakroom, near sinks? (1910.304(b)(3)(ii))

  • Are water coolers or fountains clean, functional and free of water on the floor around them? (1910.22(a)(2))

Housekeeping Restrooms

  • Do unisex restrooms have inside locking door handles? (1910.141 (c)(1)(i))

  • Are restrooms clean, free of damage, and void of slip/trip hazards? (1910.22(a)(2))

  • Are GFCI (gournd fault circuit interrupters) in place in restrooms, near sinks? (1910.304(b)(3)(ii))

  • Are sharps containers available where needed and free of trash?

  • Are all fixtures in working order, including hand soap and paper towel dispensers? (1910.141 (d)(2)(ii))

  • Are "Wash Hands" signs posted? (ODW Expectation)

Warehouse

  • Are floors and aisles free of debris and electrical cords that can cause a slip, trip or fall hazards? (OSHA 1910.22(a)(1))

  • Is facility free of any step-over hazards (e.g. guardrails, angle iron, etc.) that creates trip/fall hazards? (OSHA.1910.22(a)(1))

  • Is the facility free of visible wall damage?

  • Is the facility free of evidence of roof leaks?

  • Is facility free of evidence of spills or standing water? (OSHA 1910.22(a)(3))

  • Do all structural beams, in high-traffic areas, have column protectors, and are free of damage (rub, scrape, etc.)?

  • Are steps free of potential slip/trip hazards and handrails provided free of damage, burrs, and rough edges? (OSHA 1910.22(a)(1); (OSHA 1910.22(a)(3))

  • Is current interior lighting sufficient for all associate's job functions? (1910.178(h)(2))

  • Are ground pallets organized and properly spaced to prevent trip, rub or pinch points? (OSHA 1910.22(a)(3)

  • Are pallet stacks used in work area below shoulder height of sorter/stacker?

  • Are stored pallets less than 15-feet tall? (NFPA 34.10.3.3)

  • Is emergency egress maintained by properly aligning/spacing pallets on floor? (OSHA 1910.22(c))

  • Is the facility free of leaning pallets that could tip over?

  • Are the floors free of damage or irregularities (shifting slabs, potholes, etc.)? (OSHA 1910.22(a)(3))

  • Are workstations free of floor mats and anti-fatigue mats that may cause a potential trip hazard? (OSHA 1910.22(a)(3)

  • Are brooms, mops, dust pans and, oil dry stored neatly and readily available?

  • Are filters, screens, louvers in wall vents clean? (OSHA 1910.94(a)(1)(vii))

  • Are trash cans available throughout the facility and not overflowing at entry/exit points and throughout facility? (OSHA 1910.141(a)(3)(ii); OSHA 1910.141(a)(4)(i))

  • Are food and drinks kept in designated areas only?

  • Are facilities exhaust fans in working order?

  • Is damaged product controlled/stored in designated hold area?

  • Are fans in the facility free of damage, equipped with necessary guarding and free of damage (guards, cords, missing ground prongs? (1910.212(a)(1); 1910.334(a)(2)(i))

  • Are pallet wrapping machines in free of damage with working emergency stop button?

  • Are pallet inverters free of damage, properly guarded with working emergency stop button? (1910.212(a)(1)

  • Are compressors and air hoses properly stored and free of damage? (1910.169)

CATEGORY 3: Life Safety

Emergency Response

  • Are facility evacuation routes posted prominently throughout the facility? (1910.38(c)(2))

  • Is/are First Aid cabinet(s) and Bloodborne Pathogen kits available, properly stocked, and inspected if necessary? (1910.151(b); 1910.1030(d)(3))

  • Is a biohazardous waste container in place and available? (1910.1030(d)(2)(xiii))

  • Is AED in place and inspected monthly?

  • Is the facilities first responder list posted on SCOPE board? (1910.151(b))

  • Are eyewash stations in place, inspected and clean? (1910.151(c))

Fire Equipment and Exits

  • Are all fire extinguishers properly located and unobstructed with signage, tagged, being inspected monthly, and serviced annually? (1910.157(c)(1); 1910.157(e)(2) & (3))

  • Are all emergency exit signs working properly? (1910.37(b))

  • Are emergency exits routes properly marked, unobstructed, and illuminated for proper egress?(1910.36(g)(4))

  • Are doors that are not an exit to the exterior marked "Not an Exit"?

  • Are man doors numbered inside and outside? (ODW Expectation)

  • Are all flammable items stored properly in flammable cabinet? (1910.106(d)(3))

  • If product is stored under heaters is there 18" minimum clearance? (1910.159(c)(10))

  • Are sprinkler controls accessible? (1910.159) & (NFPA 13)

  • Are sprinkler systems inspected and tagged annually by certified vendor? (1910.159(c)(2))

  • Are PIVs, gas/water mains, sprinkler heads, stand pipes, hydrants protected from strikes? (1910.158(b))

Ergonomics

  • Have we eliminated the need for an associate to carry >50# without assistance or team lift?

  • Are associates avoiding twisting, straddling or stepping over product while working?

  • Did you observe proper lifting techniques?

Ladders/rolling stairways/step stools

  • Are portable ladders properly secured when stored to prevent falling? (ODW Expectation)

  • Are all ladders/step stools in good condition? (1910.23(b)(9))

  • Are all stickers, placards and tags on ladders in place and legible? (1910.23(c)(3))

  • Do rolling/mobile stairs and ladders have rubber, non-slip stability feet? (1910.23(e)(1)(vii))

  • Do rolling/mobile stairs have brakes and do they work? (1910.23(e)(1)(vii))

  • Are all stickers, placards and tags on rolling/mobile stairs in place and legible? (1910.22(b))

PPE & Footwear

  • Is all PPE used in the facility provided by ODW? (ODW Expectation)

  • Are fall harness and lanyard inspections completed? (1910.140(c)(6))

  • Is facility using only retractable lanyards for fall protection? (ODW Expectation)

  • Are anchorage points for retractable lanyards in good condition? (1910.142(c)(18))

  • Are gloves available and provided? (1910.132(a))

  • Are gloves are worn when handling pallets? (1910.132(b))

  • Is the facility free of any hazard that would require greater cut level glove protection? (1910.132(d)(1))

  • Are cutting tools/safety knives ODW approved and in good condition (1910.242(a))

  • Does footwear meets company guidelines and protective footwear worn where required? (ODW Handbook; 1910.136(a))

  • Is the facility free of random PPE on MHE, workstations, breakrooms, etc. ? (ODW Expectation)

Chemical Safety

  • SDS binder is available to all associates, current and accounts for all hazardous chemicals in the facility? (1910.1200(g)(1); (1910.22(e)(3))

  • SDS binder includes the current Hazard Communication Plan? (1910.1200(e)(3))

  • Are all chemical containers within the facility properly labeled with hazard identification words, pictures, symbols, or a combination to provide at least general information about the physical hazards of the chemicals? (1910.1200(f)(1))

  • Are chemical containers within the facility in good condition and closed to prevent leaks and spills?

Lock Out / Tag Out

  • Are lock out devices with keys available in the facility? (1910.147(a)(3)(i))

  • Are LOTO tags available in the facility? (1910.147(a)(3)(i))

  • Are LOTO supplies stored at a designated location in the facility? (ODW Expectation)

  • Is name, date and when deployed on on the LOTO device(s) in use? (1910.147(c)(5)(C)(2))

CATEGORY 4: Material Handling Equipment (MHE)

Operator Training

  • Is MHE operator certification training documented and accurate? (1910.178(l)(6))

  • Are MHE licenses issued to MHE operator(s)? (ODW Expectation)

  • Have MHE-trained trainers at the facility been identified, trained and certified as a trained trainer? (1910.178(I)(2)(iii))

  • Are we doing 30-day check-ins with new operators? (ODW Expectation)

Charging and MHE fueling

  • Is the battery charging area orderly and clean? (1910.22(a)(3))

  • Are battery chargers protected from being struck and free of any damage to cables, and connectors? (1910.334(a)(2)(ii))

  • Are all MHE batteries free of damage to cables, connectors, retaining plate, etc.? (1910.334(a)(2)(ii))

  • Is CO2 fire extinguisher in place at MHE charging area? (1910.178(g)(2))

  • Does battery charging area have battery acid spill kit(s) in place? (1910.178(g)(2))

  • Is eye wash station available at battery charging area? (1910.151(c)

  • Are propane cages located outside of the facility and locked? (1910.110(f)(2)(i))

  • Are propane tanks properly labeled and dated? (1910.110(b)(5))

  • Is PPE provided for the proper handling/replacing of propane tanks? (1910.132(e))

MHE Operation

  • Are all pieces of equipment parked with tips of forks on the ground? (1910.22(a)(3))

  • Are all pieces of MHE equipped with blue lights? (ODW Expectation)

  • Are MHE operator's manuals on all lifts? (1910.178(I)(3)(i)(L))

  • Is MHE being driven with forks trailing, excluding sit-down forklifts? (ODW Expectation)

  • Is MHE being safely operated (horns, stopping at intersections, etc.)? (1910.178(n)(1-6))

  • Are RF guns secured or holstered to prevent damage? (ODW Expectation)

  • Is seatbelt use 100% compliant throughout facility? (1910.5(a)(1) General Duty)

  • Is fall protection, harness, and retractable lanyard use 100% compliant throughout the facility? (1910.28(b)(1)(i)(C))

  • Does MHE used to load/unload have working headlights that are in use during the load/unload process? (1910.178(h)(2))

  • Is MHE free of trash, debris, or unnecessary objects? (ODW Expectation)

  • Are data plates in place and legible on all MHE? (1910.178(a)(6))

  • Are loads stable when traveling? 1910.178(o)(1))

  • Is the facility free of operators wearing hoodies and/or earbuds? (ODW Expectation)

  • Are operators completing the pre-shift checklists and facility can produce 90-days of checklists? (1910.178(q)(7))

  • Is idle equipment (MHE) shut off and/or properly attended to (within 25' or eyesight of the operator)? (1910.178(m)(5)(ii))

CATEGORY 5: Workstations

Balers, Compactors, Invertors, Heat Tunnels & Others

  • Are barriers and/or protection gates in place to protect associates from moving parts? (1910.212(a)(1))

  • Is signage and/or labels in place and legible identifying potential hazards? (1910.145(c)(2))

  • Is the compactor platform clean and slip-resistant? (1910.22(a)(1))

  • Is the area near the equipment free of debris? (1910.22(a)(1))

  • Is baler wire stored properly? (1910.22(a)(1))

  • Does the emergency stop button work on the baler? (1910.212(a)(1))

  • Does the emergency stop button work on the compactor? (1910.212(a)(1))

  • Does the emergency stop button work on the heat tunnel? (1910.212(a)(1))

Conveyor Lines or Small Parcel Workstations

  • Are conveyors in good condition, functioning as expected and free of debris/trash? (1910.5(a)(1)) and ANSI (B20.1-2012)

  • Are associates working near conveyors adhering to the following: have long hair pulled up/back, no jewelry or loose clothing worn? (1910.5(a)(1)) and ANSI (B20.1-2012)

  • Are conveyors equipped with emergency stop buttons/cables that work? (1910.212(a)(1))

  • Is the conveyor height positioned for proper product placement & movement? (1910.5(a)(1)) and ANSI (B20.1-2012)

  • Are associates using proper body mechanics when lifting, lowering, sliding product on conveyor?

  • Conveyor pinch points and nip points are properly guarded? (1910.212(a)(2))

  • Are manufactured crossovers in place where it's necessary to move from one side of the conveyor to the other?

Romeovile 1 only - Freezer / Cooler Workstations

  • Is freezer and cold dock clothing & footwear made available to the associates? (1910.132(d)(1))

  • Is freezer and cold dock areas free of ice buildup on floors, walls and points of entry/exit? (1910.22(a)(1))

  • Is freezer and cold dock areas free of ice/water on product and racking? (1910.22(a)(1))

  • Are freezer/cooler entry/exit curtains free of damage? (1910.22(a)(1))

  • Are employees properly trained on emergency procedures pertaining to freezer and cold dock areas? (1910.38(3))

  • Are ammonia tanks, piping, etc. properly labeled (caution ammonia, etc.) and system regularly inspected (valves, tanks, hoses/lines, etc.)? (1910.111(d); (1910.101(a))

CATEGORY 6: Electrical

Electric Panels and Circuit Breakers

  • Are all electric panels closed, free of damage, and guarded to prevent being struck? (1910.303(b)(7)(iv); (1910.303 (g)(2(ii))

  • Are electric panels marked with warning labels: voltage, current, arc flash warning, etc.? (1910.303(e)(1)(ii))

  • Is facility free of blocked electric panels, maintaining a minimum of 3' of clearance on all sides? (1910.303(h)(4))

Electric Cords

  • Is facility free of extension cords that are daisy chained (plugged into each other) and powering more than one device? (1910.305(g)(1)(ii); (1910.303)

  • Are extension cords properly grounded and free of noticeable damage? (1910.303(b)(1))

  • Are extension cords used for temporary tasks only? (1910.305(g)(1)(iv)(A))

  • Are equipment cords and plugs in good condition for fans, shrink wrap machines, etc.? (1910.303(b)(1))

  • Are power strips/surge protectors at work stations plugged directly into an outlet with ground prong intact (1910.304(g)(4)?

  • Is facility free of ungrounded plugs used in grounded receptacles? (1910.305(h)(3))

Outlets and Junction Boxes

  • Are electrical outlets/junction boxes, and switch plates free of damage with tightly fitting faceplates? (1910.305(c)(4))

  • Are electric panels, junction boxes or electrical outlets free of missing 'knockouts'? (1910.305(b)(1)(ii))

  • Are electrical junction boxes free of protruding, exposed, noncapped wires? (1910.303(b)(7)(iv))

CATEGORY 7: HazMat

Inspection, Storage & Handling

  • Do we have less than 2,500# of Level 2 and/or 1000# of Level 3 aerosols outside of flammable storage cage? (NFPA 30B)

  • Are all pallets used for aerosols are in good condition? (1910.5(a)(1) and NFPA 30B)

  • Are aerosol storage and handling areas are well ventilated? (1910.5(a)(1) and NFPA 30B)

  • Are any combustible product(s) stored within 25' of an aerosol storage cage/area? (NFPA 30B)

  • Are any aerosols stored near heaters, hot pipes, etc.? (1910.5(a)(1) and NFPA 30B)

  • Are all containers properly labeled and legible per GHS? (1910.5(a)(1) and NFPA 30B)

Damages & Disposal

  • Does the facility have a procedure for removal of damaged/leaking aerosols? (1910.5(a)(1) and NFPA 30B)

  • Are received aerosols inspected for damage upon receipt? (1910.5(a)(1) and NFPA 30B)

  • Did we identify any loose, fallen or damaged aerosol products? (1910.5(a)(1) and NFPA 30B)

  • Is disposal/containment location for damaged product properly maintained? (1910.5(a)(1) and NFPA 30B)

Training

  • Have associates been trained on handling/storage and how to identify a leaking/damaged aerosol? (1910.5(a)(1); (NFPA 30B)

  • Has associate training been documented re: identification of Class I, II, and III aerosols? (1910.5(a)(1) and NFPA 30B)

Hazardous Waste Storage

  • Is the facility a hazardous waste generator? (1910.5(a)(1) and CFR 40 (EPA), Chapter 1, Subchapter 1, Part 262)

  • If so, has it been determined if it is a large or small quantity generator? (Include EPA ID# in notes) (1910.5(a)(1) and CFR 40 (EPA), Chapter 1, Subchapter 1, Part 262)

  • Is HazWaste disposal within guidelines: Large < 90 days; Small < 180 days? (1910.5(a)(1) and CFR 40 (EPA), Chapter 1, Subchapter 1, Part 262)

  • Does a certified hazardous waste vendor assist with disposal protocols? (1910.5(a)(1) and CFR 40 (EPA), Chapter 1, Subchapter 1, Part 262)

  • Does the facility require a satellite accumulation area? (1910.5(a)(1) and CFR 40 (EPA), Chapter 1, Subchapter 1, Part 262)

  • Did we inspect any satellite accumulation area? (1910.5(a)(1) and CFR 40 (EPA), Chapter 1, Subchapter 1, Part 262)

  • Is the storage drum(s), at satellite storage, properly labeled? (1910.5(a)(1) and CFR 40 (EPA), Chapter 1, Subchapter 1, Part 262)

  • Does the bung on the storage drum allow the drum to vent? (1910.5(a)(1) and CFR 40 (EPA), Chapter 1, Subchapter 1, Part 262)

  • Is there an inspection log and inventory at containment area? (1910.5(a)(1) and CFR 40 (EPA), Chapter 1, Subchapter 1, Part 262)

  • Is there a puncture station in the facility? (1910.5(a)(1) and CFR 40 (EPA), Chapter 1, Subchapter 1, Part 262)

  • Is the puncture station inspected weekly? (1910.5(a)(1) and CFR 40 (EPA), Chapter 1, Subchapter 1, Part 262)

  • Are manifests available for all aerosol disposal/recycling done through hazardous disposal vendor? (1910.5(a)(1) and CFR 40 (EPA), Chapter 1, Subchapter 1, Part 262)

  • Does the facility have the proper type and volume spill kits available for hazardous product? (1910.5(a)(1) and CFR 40 (EPA), Chapter 1, Subchapter 1, Part 262)

  • Is training documented re: clean up procedures? (1910.5(a)(1) and CFR 40 (EPA), Chapter 1, Subchapter 1, Part 262)

CATEGORY 8: Storage & Racking

Uprights

  • Is upright guarding provided anchored at end of aisles and free of major damage? (1910.5(a)(1) and ANSI16.1.4.9)

  • Is the facility free of damaged uprights (cupped, rubbed, etc.) with deflection greater than 1/2" on the front, back or side? (1910.5(a)(1) and ANSI16.1.4.9)

  • Is the facility free of damage to corner uprights with deflection greater than 1/2" (more concerning)? (1910.5(a)(1) and ANSI16.1.4.9)

  • Is the facility free of severe upright damage requiring immediate service to determine if structural integrity is compromised? (1910.5(a)(1) and ANSI16.1.4.9)

  • Are severely damaged upright locations taken out of service and product removed? (1910.5(a)(1) and ANSI16.1.4.9)

  • Is all horizontal or diagonal bracing free of damage with deflection greater than 1/2"? (1910.5(a)(1) and ANSI16.6.3.1.2)

  • Is the facility racking free of non-engineered welded repairs?

Base Plates

  • Are anchor bolts in place and tight on baseplates? (1910.5(a)(1) and ANSI16.1.4.7)

  • Are baseplates anchored with bolts per 50% anchorage requirement? (1910.5(a)(1) and ANSI16.1.4.7)

  • Are we using oversized baseplates (5x7 min) anchored 100% if in seismic area (California)? (1910.5(a)(1) and ANSI16.1.4.7)

  • Are baseplates free of damage (twisting, push-in, rubbing, etc.) causing deflection greater than 1/2"?(1910.5(a)(1) and ANSI16.1.4.7)

Crossbeams

  • Is the facility free of any crossbeam that has been damaged, dented or twisted greater than1/2"?

  • Are damaged locations taken out of service and product removed?

  • Are all crossbeams secured to uprights by locking clips/pins?

  • Are load ratings/weight capacities posted by section? (1910.5(a)(1) and ANSI16.1.4.2)

Pallet Supports / Decking

  • Is rack decking or pallet supports used in storage locations?

  • Is rack decking and/or pallet supports properly secured (by screws, etc.) to rack crossbeams?

  • Is rack decking/supports installed over tunnels, egress points, dock doors and/or man-doors?

  • Is rack decking free of damage that could damage product, cause injury or impede pallet picking with MHE?

Rack Storage

  • Are Pallets in a good enough condition that any damage to the pallet does not impede pallet picking with MHE? (1910.176(b))

  • Is product properly placed in racking, not protruding beyond crossbeam? (1910.176(b))

  • Is product stored in racking tightly wrapped, straight and stable? (1910.176(b))

  • Are pallets on the floor level pick fronts not sticking out into the aisle as to cause potential trips and MHE strikes? (1910.22(a)(1))

  • Are aisles clear of empty pallets, boxes, merchandise, and trash? (1910.22(a)(1))

Bulk Storage

  • Are bulk storage locations stored no more than three high? (Based on customer direction)

  • Are pallets in bulk storage tightly wrapped and/or properly secured? (1910.176(b))

  • Are bulk-pick locations free of pyramid/stair-step picking versus picking a layer at a time? (ODW Expectation)

  • Is facility free from any leaning product in bulk storage causing a potential tip-over hazard? (1910.22(a)(1))

CATEGORY 9: Loading Dock

Dock Inside Apron

  • Are facilities dock levelers in good condition and free of visible damage?

  • Are facilities dock levelers inspected and maintained with a Preventative Maintenance program?

  • Is dock area free of trash and debris (corrugate, stretch wrap, broken pallet boards, banding, etc.) on floor? (1910.22(a)(1))

  • Are available dock lamps operational and protected? (1910.334(a)(2)(i); ODW Expectation)

  • Are dock lamps (housing, cord, grommets, plugs) free of damage? (1910.305(c)(4))

  • Is the facility free of dock lights with missing bulbs? (1910.334(a)(2)(ii))

Automatic Dock Locking Systems (ADL)

  • Are all ADL in good condition and free of damage?

  • Are all ADL inspected, calibrated and maintained as part of a Preventative Maintenance program?

  • Are loaders/unloaders verifying the ADL is secured to the trailers ICC bar before loading/unloading?

  • Are the outside red/green lights working properly in tandem with inside red/green lights?

Dock Doors

  • Are dock door panels, rollers, casters and/or track free of moderate damage (bowed, gashed, creating gaps at dock plate)?

  • Are dock doors equipped with grab handles, rope or strap for opening and closing?

  • Are dock doors equipped with step plates to close completely?

  • Are all dock doors numbered inside and outside?

  • Are dock doors kept closed and locked until a trailer is assigned (for load/unload) to the door?

Exterior

  • Does the facility have "No Weapon" and "No Smoking" signage posted on the premises?

  • Does facility have "Emergency Gathering Point" signage?

  • Does the facility have handicapped parking that is clearly identified and available as needed?

  • Are steps/handicapped accessible ramps equipped with handrails that are maintained, free of hazards?

  • Are facility barriers (fence, gate, wall, etc.) undamaged?

  • Is the facility free of exterior wall damage, including downspouts?

  • Are dock enclosures in good condition to create seal around trailer?

  • Are dock bumpers in good condition on both side of dock door?

  • Is the exterior of the facility (parking lot/grounds) clean, in good condition, and free of trash?

  • Is the compactor area free of trash, liquids, etc. on the ground surrounding it?

  • Are wheel chocks available where needed, in good condition, and affixed to the building when not in use?

  • Are wheel chocks being deployed on driver's side rear tandem for all active trailers?

  • Are dropped trailers landing gear in good condition preventing the trailers from leaning?

  • Is the facility free of standing water in areas outside facility?

  • If available, does the facility have outdoor tables (picnic) and chairs that are in good condition and undamaged?

  • Does the outside break/smoking areas free of trash, cigarette butts, and debris on the ground?

  • Does the facility use high visibility vests to be worn for outside movement of pedestrians?

  • Are all building entry/exit points provided with proper lighting?

  • Does facilities exterior lighting provide adequate lighting, at night, for associates, truckers, etc.?

  • Are Glad Hand Locks available and are they being used properly when loading/unloading a trailer?

  • Is facility free of trash and debris along exterior dock(s)?

Summary of Call-outs and Best Practices

  • Were there any severe findings that require immediate attention. Create list, action items, timeline before finishing audit.

  • Did we discover any best practices that should be shared across the network. Document and share on next safety call.

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