Title Page

  • Site

  • Date and Time of Inspection

  • Shift

  • Inspector (Full Name)

  • Location

Patrol Inspection

Environment

  • Are resources available to deal with very hot or very cold conditions (drinking water, lined gloves, insulated boots)?

  • Is the rain/cold weather gear that is provided comfortable, and light enough so as not to constitute a hazard?

  • Are work surfaces and grip surfaces safe when wet?

Work Process

  • Are repetitive motion tasks properly paced and kept to a minimum?

  • Are the safety data sheets accessible to all employees?

  • Are hazards signalled by signs and tags?

  • Have all trucks, forklifts and other equipment been inspected and maintained?

  • Are lockout or tagout procedures in place and followed?

  • Is ventilation equipment working effectively?

  • Is the fume and dust collection hood working effectively?

  • Are the safety showers and eye wash stations in good working condition?

Warehouse and Shipping

  • Are dock platforms, bumpers, stairs and steps in good condition?

  • Are light fixtures in good condition?

  • Are all work areas clean and free of debris?

  • Are stored materials properly stacked and spaced?

  • Are tools kept in their proper place?

  • Are there metal containers for oily rags and similar rubbish?

  • Are floors free of oil spillage or leakage?

  • Is absorbent available for immediate clean-up of spills and leaks?

  • Are all hazardous products stored appropriately?

Housekeeping

  • Is the work area clean and orderly?

  • Are floors free from protruding nails, splinters, holes and loose boards?

  • Are aisles and passageways kept clear of obstructions?

  • Are permanent aisles and passageways clearly marked?

  • Are covers or guardrails in place around open pits, tanks and ditches?

Materials Handling and Storage

  • Is stored material stable and secure?

  • Are storage areas free from tipping hazards?

  • Is charging of electric batteries performed only in designated areas?

  • Are dock boards (bridge plates) used when loading or unloading from dock to truck or dock to rail car?

  • Are necessary warning devices and signs in use for railway sidings?

  • Are specifications posted for maximum loads which are approved for shelving, floors and roofs?

  • Are racks and platforms loaded only within the limits of their capacity?

  • Are chain hoists, ropes and slings adequate for the loads and marked accordingly?

  • Do personnel use proper lifting techniques?

  • Are elevators, hoists, conveyors, balers, etc., properly used with appropriate signals and directional warning signs?

Completion

  • Recommendations

  • Inspector (Full Name and Signature)

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