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Department
General
Housekeeping & General Work Environment
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1. Walking-working surfaces are kept clean, orderly, and free of debris?<br>(Walking-working surfaces: any horizontal vertical surface on or through which a worker walks, works, or gains access to a work area or workplace location)
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2. Access to and from work areas and work areas are a minimum of 24 inches, free of obstructions and constantly accessible?
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3. Work area are free of trash accumulation, clean, tidy, well organized and free of trip hazards?
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4. Storage areas are clean, orderly and tidy?
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5. Are employees addressing housekeeping issues as they see them?
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6. Emergency routes and emergency doors are kept clear and fully accessible at ALL TIMES?
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7. Emergency equipment (Fire Extinguishers, eyewash stations etc) free from obstructions and are constantly accessible?
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8. Sufficient access and working space is provided and maintained around all electrical equipment to permit safe operations and maintenance?<br>(Clear space is maintained in front of electrical panels; minimum 3 feet in front, and at least the width of the panel, but not less than 2 ½ feet?)
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9. Material and equipment is stored in such a way that projections do not interfere with walkways?
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10. Aisles and walkways between materials are arranged so employees are not subjected to potential hazards?
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11. Fan blades are protected with a guard having openings no larger than l/2 inch when operating within 7 feet (2.1336 meters) of the floor or working level.
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12. Are pallets and materials laying flat and stacked securely and neatly?
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13. Are pallets that are in use in good condition?
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Facility Security: Visitor Management
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1. Contractors & Visitors are signing in and out of facility as required per Visitor Management Procedure?
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Provide Name and Company of each
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2. Contractor & Visitor Badges worn as required per Visitor Management Procedure?
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Provide Name and Company of each
Behavior Based Safety
General EHS Rules
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1. Employees wearing ID Badges as required per EHS General Rules?
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Specific Area(s)
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Are Red or Pink Badge employees operating equipment alone, with another Red or Pink Badge Employee or without supervision?
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2. Forklift Operators are wearing Forklift ID Badges & training is current?
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3. Are employees adhering to cell phone and earbud policy?
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4. Are proper lifting procedures being followed?
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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
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1. Are employees wearing appropriate PPE?
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- Safety Glasses/Goggles
- Rx Safety Glasses/Over the Glasses Safety Glasses
- Face Shields
- Steel Toes
- Gloves
- Respiratory Protection
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2. Is PPE being worn correctly?
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3. Is PPE maintained in a sanitary condition and ready for use?
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Environmental Management
UNIVERSAL WASTE
Aerosol Can Disposal
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1. Are aerosol cans punctured and emptied before disposal?
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2. Is the lever and containment cover in good working condition?
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3. Is lid of puncturing unit closed when not in use?
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4. Is a sticker stating "Lid must remain closed when not in use" on the lid of the drum?
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5. Are aerosol cans placed in proper disposal bins after cans are punctured and emptied?
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6. Is a Hazardous Waste Label present on drum?
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a) Accumulation start date indicated on the label?
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Enter the Accumulation Start Date as MM/DD/YYYY
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b) Waste shipped offsite within 1 year of accumulation start date?
Battery Disposal
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1. Adequate signage to indicate location of disposal?
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2. Are batteries (lead acid, rechargeable) properly stored?
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3. Are waste batteries stored in closed container(s)?
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4. Are containers in good physical condition?
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5. Is lid secured to the container(s)?
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6. Is the handle working properly?
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7. Are waste batteries packaged so terminals will not come in contact with each other? (positive ends taped (Scotch) to prevent fire)
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8. Is Universal Waste Label present on used batteries container(s)?
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a) Accumulation start date indicated on the label?
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Enter the Accumulation Start Date as MM/DD/YYYY
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b) Waste batteries shipped offsite within 1 year of accumulation start date?
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9. Are spill kit(s) accessible and stocked appropriately for waste batteries storage?
Waste Lamps / Fluorescent Light Bulbs
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1. Adequate signage present to indicate location of disposal?
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2. Are broken lamps stored separately in sealed container labeled with contents?
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3. Is container kept closed unless lamps are being added or removed?
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4. Are containers in good physical condition?
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5. Is Is Universal Waste Label present on waste lamp container(s)?
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a) Accumulation start date indicated on the label?
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Enter the Accumulation Start Date as MM/DD/YYYY
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b) Are waste lamps shipped offsite within 1 year of accumulation start date?
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6. Are spill kit(s) accessible and stocked appropriately for waste lamp storage?
Hazard Communication & Chemicals
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1. GHS Labels are kept on shipped containers; including: product identifier, signal word, hazard statement(s), pictogram(s), precautionary statement(s), and supplier information.
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2. GHS Compliant Labels on workplace containers where required (e.g., chemicals received in large containers that are transferred to smaller containers such as pails, vats, storage tanks etc).
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3. All spray bottles are labeled with a GHS Compliant Label.
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4. Employees understand labels received on shipped containers and details of the workplace labeling system. (e.g., where to get GHS Labels for spray bottles)
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5. Employees understand SDS and where to find them.
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6. Chemicals are kept in closed containers when not in use.
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Electrical
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1. Disconnecting switches and circuit breakers are labeled to indicate their use or equipment served.
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2. Cables and/or flexible cords with exposed wiring, frayed or deteriorated insulation, splices or taps present in work area.
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3. Flexible cords are only used in continuous lengths without splice or tap.
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4. Strain reliefs are free of exposed wiring, frayed/deteriorated insulation, splices or taps.
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5. Electrical enclosures such as switches, receptacles, junction boxes, etc., equipped with tight-fitting covers or plates.
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6. Multiple plug adaptors (e.g., power strips) are not used.
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7. All extension cords are equipped with grounding conductor.
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8. Extension cords are being used as permanent powers sources.
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Sign-off
Sign-off
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Auditor
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Plant Manager
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Plant EHS
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Additional Personnel
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Additional Personnel