Information

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • Picture of the PFI JSA

PFI JSA

  • Is there a JSA available at the job site.

Specific job location & brief job location

  • Is there a building name and number

  • Is the Area of the building in which the equipment that is subject of the JSA is listed

  • Is the type of work that is being done to the equipment listed

Equipment to be worked on

  • Does this section include specifics about the equipment that is being worked on

Company name and signatures

  • Is there a company name

  • Is there a supervisor's signature

  • If not is there a name and phone number

  • Is there a PFI Production Mangers signature

  • If not is there a name and phone number

  • Is there a PFI Project Managers Signature

  • If not is there a name and phone number

Print/Sign

  • Is there a name of the person who filled of the PFI JSA

  • Is there "today's date" this is the start date of the form

  • Is there a project end date on the form

  • Is there a form expiration date ( 30-day maximum from the inception/today's date )

Location of:

  • Medical Treatment Facility

  • Eye Wash Station

  • Evacuation Point

  • Fire Extinguisher

  • M.S.D.S

  • First Aid Kit

Personal Protective Equipment

  • Hard Hat

  • Safety Glasses

  • Gloves

  • Foot Protection

  • Fall Protection

  • Face Shield/Goggles

  • Hearing Protcetion

  • Respiratory Protection

  • Fire Retardant Suit

  • High Voltage Protection

  • Other

Production/Used Equipment

  • Is this Ina production area

  • Will there be food production near the work area while work is being done?

  • Will any used equipment be introduced to this area in this project? Explain in box how it has been prepared so that it will not contaminate the area.

  • Will any chemicals and/or paints be used? ( please indicate in the box provided)

  • Was MSDS given to the PM prior to the use to ensure chemical are on the approved list.

  • Is there enclosed space work that requires a permit

  • Is there. Hot work permit required

Preparation: equipment, material staging, removal of trash & old equipment - suggestions for section

  • Sequence of steps-<br>Establish outside work area

  • What are the food safety and of human hazards-<br>Contamination

  • Steps to eliminate/ reduce human and/or food safety hazards<br>-Keep contained<br>- use designated trash and recycling containers<br>- follow GMP's, no smoking, no tobacco, no chewing gum, ect.<br>- keep equipment and. Tools in good condition ( off ground, protected, away from building ect.)<br><br>

  • Sequence of steps<br>-Trash<br>

  • What are the food safety and of human hazards<br>- Trash could be mistakenly put in production bins therefore contaminating bins<br>-Trash could pile up, blow away, spread, provide opportunity for contamination, attract pest

  • Steps to eliminate/ reduce human and/or food safety hazards<br>-use designated trash and recycling containers, not product bins<br>- make arrangements with PFI to remove trash at appropriate intervals ( daily, every other day, ect.)

  • Sequence of steps<br>-Contractors break room<br>

  • What are the food safety and of human hazards<br>-Contamination

  • Steps to eliminate/ reduce human and/or food safety hazards<br>-Designated break room including proper smoking arrangements ( receptacles, signs)<br>-Eating area, restroom, hand washing- not at work station

  • Sequence of steps <br>-Staging area

  • What are the food safety and of human hazards<br>-contamination<br>-Pest Activity

  • Steps to eliminate/ reduce human and/or food safety hazards<br>- keep equipment in good condition-off ground, on pallets, protected away from building ect. <br>- no eating, drinking, smoking in area

  • Was all points of perpetration hit

Traffic Flow: human & forklift route, in and out

  • Sequence of steps<br>- people traffic into building

  • What are the food safety and of human hazards<br>- pest activity<br>-contamination

  • Steps to eliminate/ reduce human and/or food safety hazards<br>-Designate specific travel routs and times <br>-Include where contractors will wash hands, use hand sanitizer and if RTE use footpath and smocks<br>-Follow GMP's <br>-Keep doors shut

  • Sequence of steps<br>- move Equipment in/out of the building

  • What are the food safety and of human hazards<br>- pest activity<br>- contamination

  • Steps to eliminate/ reduce human and/or food safety hazards<br>- make prior arrangements with production when and which routs to move equipment<br>- doors open at a minimum<br>- station person to watch for pest when door is open<br>- remove all packaging material outside-look for pest evidence<br>- inspect equipment prior to entering building<br>- remove dust and debris from equipment <br>- if RTE, equipment must be cleaned prior to entering building<br>- designate area for removed equipment to be stored, off the ground, away from product, remove gross soil

  • Sequence of steps<br>- bring tools into building

  • What are the food safety and of human hazards<br>-contamination

  • Steps to eliminate/ reduce human and/or food safety hazards<br>- inspect tools, tools bags, totes, tool boxes for debris<br>- if RTE, clean tools and containers prior to entering the building

  • Was all points of traffic flow hit

Job Steps

  • Sequence of steps<br>- install barrier or curtain if cutting, welding, grinding in any area, or any job in RTE area

  • What are the food safety and of human hazards<br>- bacteria contamination <br>- foreign material into product flow

  • Steps to eliminate/ reduce human and/or food safety hazards<br>- discuss site and location with food safety<br>- install curtain during production down time, and when no product is present<br>- if other equipment will be at risk, cover or protect other equipment first<br>- use metal detectable zip ties<br>- inspect barriers/ curtains daily for gaps, tears

  • Sequence of steps<br>- job

  • What are the food safety and of human hazards<br>- contamination<br>- pest harborage

  • Steps to eliminate/ reduce human and/or food safety hazards<br>- area is protected by curtain<br>- use sticky mat as entering and exiting job area <br>- contractors are following GMP's, washing hands, using designed routes to eliminate contamination <br>- equipment has been inspected for foreign material prior to entering building. <br>- if RTE, clean equipment prior to entering<br>- keep equipment off of the ground<br>- tools are being inspected for debris prior to entering building<br>- if RTE, clean tools prior to entering<br>- keep tools off of ground<br>- close conduit<br>- close holes in walls and equipment <br>- place all screws and bolts in place

  • Was all points of job sets hit

Completion: clean up, removal of tools, curtain tear down & project turn over

  • Sequence of steps<br>- remove curtain or barrier

  • What are the food safety and of human hazards<br>- debris could fall in production flow

  • Steps to eliminate/ reduce human and/or food safety hazards<br>- remove curtain or barrier prior to sanitation of new line and surrounding lines ( make prior arrangements with production )<br>- remove curtain when production is down and no product is present<br>- make sure to remove plastic stuck to ceiling, floor, ect.<br>- plug holes

  • Sequence of steps<br>- clean project area, all staging areas, break areas, work areas

  • What are the food safety and of human hazards<br>- contamination

  • Steps to eliminate/ reduce human and/or food safety hazards<br>- areas will be kept clean regularly <br>- keep area free of debris, dust, screws, bolts, ect.<br>- clean area immediately after project or phase has finished

  • Was all points of completion hit

Contractors signature

  • Has everyone from the company signed the sheet.

Corrective Actions

  • Enter any corrective actions that will be undertaken

Sign Off

  • On site representative

  • Auditor's signature

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