Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

1. Record Review

  • 1.1 Inspection records created since the last inspection have been reviewed for completeness and correction of issues.

2. Housekeeping

  • 2.1 All exits, passageways and corridors are clearly marked, illuminated and clear of obstructions and slip or trip hazards.

  • 2.2 All areas are clean, organized and uncluttered with waste stored in the appropriate bin.

3. Working/Walking Surfaces

  • 3.1 All pits, balconies and overhead areas are equipped with the proper guardrails and toe boards.

  • 3.2 All stairs supplied with required handrails.

4. Emergency Equipment

  • 4.1 The emergency Equipment Inspection Report (RM-OCC-004 F2) is completed and up to date.

  • 4.2 Clear and easy access to each fire extinguisher, fire hose, pull station and air horn exits.

  • 4.3 Location of emergency equipment is identified for quick access.

  • 4.4 Spill response equipment has been inventoried and checked within<br>the last month.

5. First Aid Equipment

  • 5.1 Required first aid supplies are stocked and readily available.

  • 5.2 Location of first aid and eye wash supplies is properly identified<br>with clear & easy access.

  • 5.3 Eyewash bottles are clean, full, and have not expired.

  • 5.4 Permanent emergency showers & eyewash stations are clean and have<br>been inspected weekly.

  • 5.5 Portable eyewash stations have been inspected monthly.

6. Hazardous Materials Control

  • 6.1 All propane (LPG) containers are properly stored & labeled.

  • 6.2 Approved flammable storage cabinets are used where required, with<br>no combustible material inside (no cardboard, boxes or paper).

  • 6.3 All compressed gas cylinders are chained in the upright position<br>with cap guards on when not in use.

  • 6.4 All hazardous materials are clearly labeled with the name, hazards<br>and precautions.

7. Storage Racking

  • 7.1 All racks are maintained in a safe & stable condition.

  • 7.2 The weight limits (max. load limits) are clearly stenciled on each<br>arm or shelf.

  • 7.3 All pallets located above 6 feet in height will have items<br>physically secured to the pallet.

  • 7.4 Racks have not exceeded the maximum load limits.

8. Portable Ladders, Platforms & Personnel Baskets

  • 8.1 All equipment shall be maintained in proper working order.

  • 8.2 Damaged or defective equipment shall be tagged and removed from<br>service.

9. Powered Industrial Trucks

  • 9.1 Daily inspections are completed and maintained properly with any<br>deficiencies noted.

  • 9.2 All operators are following the safe operating procedures (speed<br>limit, seat belt, etc.)

10. Crane & Rigging

  • 10.1 Inspections (weekly or monthly) are completed and up to date.

  • 10.2 Annual inspections are completed and up to date.

  • 10.3 All operators are following the safe operating procedures.

  • 10.4 The rated capacities of all cranes are clearly visible.

11. Machine Guarding

  • 11.1 Installed guards are being used properly.

  • 11.2 Guards have not been removed, tampered with or modified.

  • 11.3 Equipment door or access panel safety interlock switches are<br>functioning properly. (Check with the operator & have the switch<br>tested.)

12. Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)

  • 12.1 Are LOTO tags filled in correctly?

  • 12.2 Is there a proper locking device attached?

13. Welding

  • 13.1 Welding operations have the appropriate ventilation & welding<br>screens.

  • 13.2 Is the appropriate welding PPE being used?

14. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

  • 14.1 Is the correct PPE being worn by all personnel?

  • 14.2 If not wearing the correct PPE, is a supervisor or manager within<br>20' of the employee?

  • 14.3 Is the required PPE for visitors readily available?

15. Tools (Power, Air or Hand)

  • 15.1 Power cords are in good working order.

  • 15.2 Guards on grinders have not been removed, tampered with or modified.

  • 15.3 Defective tools are placed out of service.

16. Electrical

  • 16.1 Panels have clear access with a 3' exclusion zone & panel door<br>closed.

  • 16.2 Power strips/extension cords are not daisy chained.

  • 16.3 There are no exposed electrical leads/wires.

  • 16.4 Extension cords are not being used for permanent power.

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