Information
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Document No.
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Audit Title
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Client / Site
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Location
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Personnel
Front Office
Front Office
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Regulatory Visit Procedures (Site Specific)
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Regulatory Visit Procedure Training ( Semi Annually)
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OSHA 300 Log Complete and Available (current and past 5 years)
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OSHA 300 Log Signature Verification
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OSHA 300 Entries Placed in STARS
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OSHA 300A Posted (February 1 to April 30)
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Certificates of Insurance On Site
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Hazardous Waste Manifests (Copies of File 5 years)
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Hubbell Safety Policy (HR 4.1)
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MSDS / SDS Electronics Database and Hard Copies Readily available
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HES Safety Mission Statement (posted in management office)
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MSDS / SDS Updated Biannualy
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Audit TSDF Every Three Years
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Last TSDF Audit
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Safety & Environmental Records Retention Procedure (electronic/secured network folder)
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Safety & Environmental Policies and Procedure Handbook Available
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Evacuation Plans and Procedures Posted (contact listed up to date)
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Evacuation Plans and Procedures Training
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Trend Tracker by Employee for First Aid, Recordables and Lost Time Incidents
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Training Records Maintained
General Safety
General Safety Programs
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AED on site and training
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BBS (North America) or equivalent local program
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Tim Powers/Gary Amato Critical Safety Message presented Annually and Initial Orientation (zero tolerance)
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Industrial Hygiene (noise testing & air monitoring)
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Annual Fire and Tornado Drills with Designated Meeting Areas
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One Hour and 24 Hour Incident Investigation Notification Forms (current)
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Does Business Unit Conduct Monthly Safety Committee Meetings
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Ratio of Floor vs Management in Safety Meetings 50 / 50
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Monthly Safety Committee Meeting Minutes
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Safety Committee Charter Implemented
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Monthly HES /EHS Call Participation
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Near Miss & First Aid Reporting (using 24 hour incident form)
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Incident action plan developed and completed based off why analysis
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Manufacturing safety toolbox meetings with action list
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Milestone safety accomplish mentrecognition program
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Training (CPR/First Aid, fork truck driver, HazWOPER, Confined Space, Emergency Procedures
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New Hire Training (overview of safety program, policies, procedures, and job specific training)
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Press Safety Training
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Stretching program
General Environmental Programs
General Environmental Programs
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Haz Com (Right Know Hazard Communications Program)
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Biannual Physical Chemical Inventory
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Chemical inventory annual update
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Spill cleanup (HazWOPER) Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (policy and training)
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Permits (Air, Water, Waste, DOT)
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Equipment relocation forms in use
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Construction/Renovation Approval (Platform/EMC)
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PCB Free transformer certification
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Confined Space identified & labeled
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Water (storm water & wastewater)
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Potable water sampling & operator certification (on site well only)
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Tier II annual report
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Site RCRA ID & Hazardous Waste Reports
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Form R annual report
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HazMat
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DOT Registration HMR & UCR)
Material Handling
Material Handling
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Slings, Chains, all Lift Equipment Serialized and Inspected (daily, visual, annual third party documented)
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Cranes Inspected
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Powered industrial truck inspection sheet (start of shift)
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Seat belt policy
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Monthly ladder inspection
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Fall protection (safety harness) inspection (before use & documented annual)
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Battery charging station (PPE & Eyewash)
Racking
Racking
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Secured to Floor
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Replace/Repaired Damaged Uprights and Cross Members
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Pallet storage (i.e. overhang, weight, location, condition, no plywood)
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Load rating posted on racking
Aisles
Aisles
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Aisles Clear of Materials
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Aisles Defined and Identified
Electrical Inspection
Electrical Inspection
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All Electrical Panels and Boxes Covered, Secured and Identified
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Electrical Panel Inventory and Data Sheet
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No open knockouts
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No empty or unused breaker slots
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Unobstructed access & floor marked at electrical panels (30W x 36D)
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GFCI outlets in place at all wet or damp locations (outdoors, within 6' of any water source and when using portable tools)
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Extension cords not in use longer than 90 days
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Electrical cords undamaged (not frayed, ground plug intact, etc.)
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Exit signs are internally illuminated and placed throughout the facility
Chemical Storage Practices
Chemical Storage Practices
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All Liquid Drums Contained at 110% (including virgin materials)
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All Primary and Secondary Containers/Drums Clearly Labeled with HMIS Lebel
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Flammable materials (HMIS or NFPA rating 1 or above) stored in FM Approved flammable cabinet or fire rated room
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Compatibility (ensure corrosives, oxidizers, flammables, etc. are not stored together)
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Any storage tanks (UST or AST) on site
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Tanks inspections current
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Tap to enter information
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Tanks labeled
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Only approved containers used for chemicals (no coffee cans, water bottles, etc...)
Non Hazardous Waste
Non Hazardous Waste
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Manifests Available (past 3 years)
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Storage Area in Close Proximity to Waste Being Generated
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Non-hazardous Waste labeled applied to drum with start date and all fields populated
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All containers closed (bung plugs in, rings on and secured, funnels closed & latched)
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All drums contained at 110%
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No leaks, corrosion, dents, spillage, etc
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Insure area is clean, neat and organized (drums accessible and labels clearly visible)
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Original container marking/labels removed
Hazardous Waste Storage Practices
Hazardous Waste Storage Practices
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Manifests Available (past 5 years)
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Emergency Procedures Posted and Current
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Storage area secured
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Hazardous Waste label applied to drums with start date and all appropriate fields populated
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Insure conditionally exempt, small quantity and large quantity generator status
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All containers closed (bung plugs in, rings on, and funnels closed & latched)
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All liquid drums contained at 110%
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No leaks, corrosion, dents, spillage, etc.)
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Insure area is clan, neat and organized (drums accessible and labels clearly visible)
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Compatibility (corrosives, oxidizers, flammables not stored together)
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Original container markings/labels removed
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Weekly waste inspections documented
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Are any materials pending disposition
Satellite Accumulation Area Practice
Satellite Accumulation Area Practice
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All Areas Contained <55 Gallons and stored <1 Year
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All Containers Closed (bung plugs in, rings on, funnels closed)
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All liquid drums contained at 110%
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No leaks, corrosion, dents, spillage
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Insure area is neat, clean, and organized (drums accessible and labels clearly visible)
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Compatibility (ensure corrosives, oxidizers, flammable, etc. are not stored together)
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Original container labels/markings removed
Universal Waste Storage Practices
Universal Waste Storage Practices
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Maximum One Year on Site
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All Containers Closed and Labeled with Product Name, Accumulation Start Date & Quantity
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Manifests available (past 3 years)
Machine Guarding
Machine Guarding
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Point of Operation Guarding
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Flywheel and Power Transmission Effectively Guarding
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Guarding gaps set to correct dimensions (go/no go gauge)
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Equipment guarded to prevent injury
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Beginning of shift and tool change verification that safety features are working properly
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Guards and interlocks functioning prior to operation and not defeated
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Light curtains functional and being used properly
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Stop time safety distance verified annually
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Operators demonstrate knowledge and understanding of safe work practice regarding machine guarding
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Emergency Stops within easy reach of the machine operator and shut down entire work cell
Compressed Air
Compressed Air
OSHA Approved Nozzles
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Air Pressure =/<30 PSI
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Hose connection fittings crimp style (no hose claps,wire ties, etc.)
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Hose undamaged (no cracks, dry rot, kinks)
Compressed Gas
Compressed Gas
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Cylinders Stored Upright and Chained with Caps Firmly in Place
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Flammable Gases Separated From Oxygen
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Gas cylinders turned off when not in use
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Motor fuel (propane tanks) turned off when not in use
General Facility
General Facility
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5-S Housekeeping Program
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Aisles and Door Unobstructed
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Fire extinguishers inspected (annual and monthly) and accessible
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Monthly emergency lighting test
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Evacuation diagrams posted throughout facility with primary and secondary routes marked, and "You Are Here" marked.
Personal Protective Equipment
Personal Protective Equipment
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Hazard Assessment (JRA, JSA, R3)
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PPE Assessment
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PPE stored properly, available, clean, fitted, functional (i.e. respirators, arc flash, gloves, etc.)
Lock Out Tag Out
Lock Out Tag Out
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Power Disconnects / Equipment Locked and Tagged When in Off Position or Performing Maintenance
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LOTO Used When Replacing Dies or Setting Up Presses
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Tags properly marked when in use
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Locks properly secured when not in use
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Locks properly secured when in use
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Both tags and locks must be used (tags alone are not allowed)
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Annual LOTO audit for supervisors and authorized empoyees
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Annual LOTO training for authorized employees
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Annual LOTO raining for affected employees