Information

  • Document No.

  • Planned General Inspection

  • Area Inspected

  • Area Supervisor

  • Inspected by

  • Role

  • Client

  • Conducted on

General

  • Housekeeping

  • Hazard Class

  • Action required

  • Travel way

  • Hazard Class

  • Action required

  • Lighting

  • Hazard Class

  • Action required

  • Stairs/Ladders/Platforms

  • Hazard Class

  • Action required

  • Exits - Access/Signage

  • Hazard Class

  • Action required

Ventilation / Environment

  • Air (Dust, Fume, Moisture)

  • Hazard Class

  • Action required

  • Temperature (Heat, Cold)

  • Hazard Class

  • Action required

  • Ventilation

  • Hazard Class

  • Action required

Support System

  • Electrical

  • Hazard Class

  • Action required

  • Compressed Air & Water

  • Hazard Class

  • Action required

  • Signage / Tags

  • Hazard Class

  • Action required

Storage Systems

  • Chemical Storage / WHMIS

  • Hazard Class

  • Action required

  • Oil Storage

  • Hazard Class

  • Action required

  • Fuel Storage

  • Hazard Class

  • Action required

Large Equipment

  • General Condition

  • Hazard Class

  • Action required

  • Guarding

  • Hazard Class

  • Action required

Tools / Small Equipment

  • General Condition

  • Hazard Class

  • Action required

  • Guarding

  • Hazard Class

  • Action required

Remarks 10 Golden Rules Fit for work Driving Ground stability Lifting, rigging, hoisting Energy isolation Working at heights Hazardous substances Permit to work Protective devices and guarding Personal protective equipment

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Other issues

  • Enter issue

  • Issue
  • Add media

  • Hazard Class

  • Action required

Review / Sign Off

  • Supervisor

  • General Foreman

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