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  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

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  • Prepared by

  • Location

Hazards

  • Emergency exit signs illuminated<br><br><br><br>

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  • Exits clear and free of all obstructions

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  • Area adequately illuminated

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  • Emergency lighting/ flashlights tested for proper operation

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  • No items stored near sprinklers ( 18" distance maintained )

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  • No frayed/ exposed electrical wiring/ proper grounding

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  • Extension cords must be used per Regulated Standards

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  • A 36" wide clear space maintained around electrical panels<br>

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  • Area free of slip, trip and fall hazards

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  • Ergonomics Office Tools

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  • Proper Lockout/Tagout procedures followed

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  • No evidence of smoking

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Break Rooms & Restrooms

  • Trash not allowed to overfill in waste receptacles<br>

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  • Break rooms maintained and kept clean

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  • Refrigerators, microwaves and other small appliances kept clean<br>

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  • Restrooms kept clean and supplied with sundries

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  • Sinks, toilets and urinals are in working condition

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  • Ramp bulletins displayed properly as to Series 45-2-11

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  • Evacuation plans posted and current

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Fire Extinguishers

  • Appropriate fire extinguishers available in all work areas<br>

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  • Fire extinguishers properly located and marked

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  • Fire extinguishers and "Keep clear area" unobstructed

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  • Fire extinguisher inspection current and safety seals intact

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