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Documentation Review

  • A review of site-specific ASSESSMENT & TRAINING for JAN - Emergency Action Plan conducted and in good standing.

  • A review of site-specific ASSESSMENT & TRAINING for FEB - Confined Space conducted and in good standing.

  • A review of site-specific ASSESSMENT & TRAINING for MAR - General Safety Topics conducted and in good standing.

  • A review of site-specific ASSESSMENT & TRAINING for APR - HAZCOM conducted and in good standing.

  • A review of site-specific ASSESSMENT & TRAINING for MAY - Electrical Safety conducted and in good standing.

  • A review of site-specific ASSESSMENT & TRAINING for JUN - Energy Isolation / LOTOTO conducted and in good standing.

  • A review of site-specific ASSESSMENT & TRAINING for JUL - PPE conducted and in good standing.

  • A review of site-specific ASSESSMENT & TRAINING for AUG - Front-End Loader / Mobile Equipment conducted and in good standing.

  • A review of site-specific ASSESSMENT & TRAINING for SEP - Working At Heights (WAH) conducted and in good standing.

  • A review of site-specific ASSESSMENT & TRAINING for OCT - Forklift / PIT / Moffet conducted and in good standing.

  • A review of site-specific ASSESSMENT & TRAINING for NOV - Conveyor Safety conducted and in good standing.

  • A review of site-specific ASSESSMENT & TRAINING for DEC - Fire Safety, Hot Work, Respiratory Protection conducted and in good standing.

  • A review of site-specific TRAINING for any other required topics (including DOT) conducted and in good standing.

  • A review of site Management IPO activity for previous 12 months conducted and in good standing.

  • Argos USA Health & Safety Policy and Rules posted (signed by all employees)

  • OSHA Employee Rights, Workers Compensation, EEOC, Minimum Wage, and Unemployment Compensation

  • OSHA 300A Form posted and/or filed as required (maintained for 5 years).

  • Plant sign-in and induction process in place.

  • Site Personnel List is current.

  • The Emergency Action Plan Review and Modification (Appendix D of the Program) has been updated as required?

Emergency Action Plan

Emergency Action Plan

  • Emergency Action Plan (MAP) is posted, exit routes, location of portable fire extinguishers, and AT LEAST two (2) rally points identified.

  • Exits are clearly marked with signage and illuminated as required.

  • Exit doors are accesible and functioning as required.

  • Incident Reporting Procedures posted near each phone and common areas (e.g. Batch Office and Driver's Room)

  • First Aid Kits clean and properly stocked with no out-of-date items. Bloodborne pathogens kit available (gloves, glasses, bio-hazard bags)

  • Eye Wash Stations installed correctly where required and functioning.

Confined Space

Confined Space

  • All Confined Spaces numbered and identified with signage.

  • A Master List and procedures are available for each Confined Space.

  • Confined Space entry permits are available and, if used, were completed correctly and are kept on file.

  • It is clear who has been trained as and is authorized to be Entrants, Attendants and Entry Supervisors.

General Safety / Housekeeping

General Safety

  • Entry Argos sign, traffic plan, and large PPE sign in place.

  • Grounds free of trash and debris, trash cans on site, dumpsters have lids & plugs. No empty drums, totes or tanks.

  • Plant hoses stored properly and are not a tripping hazard.

  • Lighting is adequate and operational.

  • Housekeeping acceptable - OFFICE / DRIVER'S ROOM (counters, floor, storage, bathroom).

  • Housekeeping acceptable - YARD (entrance, parking areas, slump rack, stock piles and pits).

  • Housekeeping acceptable - PLANT (head/tail pulleys, cat walks, loading area, air compressor room).

  • Housekeeping acceptable - SHOP / LAB / OTHER BUILDING (floor, parts room, tire room).

HAZCOM

HAZCOM

  • SDS updated and available for all applicable materials used on site. List of chemicals on site (and / or 3E posted AND understood)

  • All containers labeled correctly.

  • Flammable liquids stored in metal cans with self-closing lids.

Electrical / Lockout, Tagout, Tryout

Electrical Safety

  • Electrical room is labeled, is clean, has clear access and can be closed. High voltage signs posted. Not used for storage.

  • Panels, breakers and switches are properly identified and labeled.

  • GFI's used for all outdoor or wet areas.

  • All conduit and wiring free from damage.

  • All extension power cords and plugs free from damage and NOT used for permanent applications (3+ days is considered permanent).

  • All panels, switches, receptacles, junction boxes are provided with appropriate covers (i.e. there is no exposure to live electrical parts).

  • All employees are aware of and comply with policy forbidding exposing themselves to live electrical and protections / procedures are in place to safely resolve issues.

Energy Isolation / Lockout, Tagout, Tryout (LOTOTO)

  • LOTOTO station mounted with standardized RED locks and tags and only ONE (1) unique key per lock.

  • LOTOTO devices are used properly and ONLY for Energy Isolation processes.

  • LOTOTO procedures available for each piece of equipment.

  • A Continuous Log and Periodic Inspection is completed for procedures executed.

  • It is clear who is trained as an Authorized and Affected Individual.

PPE

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

  • PPE requirements posted.

  • "Basic 5" available and observed being worn (Hard Hats, Glasses, Hi-Viz, Safety Boots, Gloves ready for use).

  • Current PPE Selection sheets are available describing the requirements by job title.

  • Task specific PPE identified and available (hearing protection, full face shields and rubber gloves for truck wash area, leather gloves, Arc Flash kit, etc).

  • Extra PPE available for employees as needed and for visitors.

Mixer Trucks, Loader, Forklift

Front-End Loader AND Powered Industrial Trucks (PIT) / Forklift Safety

  • There is designated parking for Front-End Loader, Powered Industrial Trucks (PIT), Forklifts, etc.

  • Pre-use inspections are completed.

  • INTERIOR inspected and compliant (Operator's Manual available, Fire Extinguisher, Seatbelt, Cab free of debris, etc.).

  • EXTERIOR inspected and compliant (Backup alarm working, All lights working, Tire/Wheel condition, Ladder, Hand-holds, Steps, Frame/Structural, etc.).

  • Operator trained (documentation available including annual observation) and is observed operating safely (seat belt, speed, looks before backing, etc.) during this inspection.

  • Site hazards for equipment are controlled (blind corners, slopes/drop-offs with proper berm, protocol in place for other vehicles, etc.).

  • If a PIT / Forklift / Moffett is on site, the Site-Specific Hazard Identification Forms (Appendix F) are completed as required.

Mixer Trucks

  • CAB - items inspected and in good standing (Hand-holds, Steps, Insurance card current, Annual inspection, Pre-trip, Fire Extinguisher, Seatbelt, Emergency triangles, Radio working, Cab free of debris, etc.).

  • TRUCK / CHASSIS - items inspected and in good standing (Backup alarm working, All lights working, Tire/Wheel condition, Frame/Structural, etc.).

  • MIXER - items inspected and in good standing (Pedestal, Rollers, Ladder, Hand-holds, Steps, Chutes, Securing devices, etc.).

Working At Height

Working At Height (WAH)

  • Elevated work platforms and cat walks clear of trip hazards and debris.

  • All work platforms that are elevated four (4) feet or more have handrail (42"), midrail (21"), and toe board (4" tall).

  • All stairs with four (4) or more steps have standard hand rails.

  • There are NO aluminum ladders on site. Portable ladders and scaffolding in good condition, labeled, properly used, secured and stored when not in use.

  • Fixed ladders in good condition, secure, and cages on ladders over 20' starting at 7' and provided with cages/wells or landing platforms.

  • Beginning Nov. 2018, any NEW fixed ladder installations over 20' equiped with safety cable and connecting device.

  • Swing Gates are installed according to OSHA requirements (see guide).

  • Personal Fall Protection Systems are appropriate and being used properly by trained employees (full body harness and lanyard, connecting devices, etc.).

  • Personal Fall Protection Systems are inspected before use and an annual inspection is documented as required.

  • WAH procedures, risk assessments, and permits implemented, used, and filed.

Conveyor Safety

Conveyor Safety (refer to Conveyor Safety Program Appendix B - Conveyor Safety Best Practices)

  • All Head, Tail, Take-up, and Counterweight Pulleys accessible from the ground or catwalks are guarded per the Best Practice guide.

  • Troughing / Impact Rollers under hoppers at load points accessible from the ground or catwalks are guarded per the Best Practice guide.

  • Return Rollers less than seven (7) feet off the ground are guarded per the Best Practice guide.

  • All Conveyors accessible from the ground or catwalks have working emergency stop cords per the Best Practice guide.

  • All Conveyors out of the line of site of the Operator have working start-up and pre-traveling alarms per the Best Practice guide.

  • All Drive Belts, Drive Chains, and rotating shafts accessible from the ground or catwalks are guarded per the Best Practice guide.

  • All grease lines are extended and secured per the Best Practice guide.

  • All areas accessible under counterweights are barricaded per the Best Practice guide.

Fire Safety / Hot Work

Fire / Hot Work Safety

  • Fire Extinguishers mounted as required and checked every month for service life, pin secured, & mounted and accessible.

  • Oxygen / acetylene tanks in compliance (all gauges working properly, chained in proper manner to carts or walls, capped and stored at least 20 feet apart or from other combustibles when not in use, valves closed while not in use, equipped with a safety cap over the valves when in use)

  • All welding equipment is in good working order.

  • All portable welding equipment trailers equipped with fire extinguishers.

  • All torch hoses are in good condition with no unauthorized repairs and torch heads equipped with back-flow preventers.

  • All fuel storage containers have labels and required placards (Diesel Fuel, LP Gas, etc.).

  • Fuel storage emergency shutoff is marked, spill kit is on site, & fire extinguisher in operating condition & accessible.

  • No leaks in Fuel plumbing system, or outside containment area, fill pipes are capped, spill bucket has lid, tank monitoring system is operable.

  • Flammable and No Smoking signs present in all required areas (fueling area, etc.)

  • If amounts of flammable products exceed 25 gallons, they are stored in fire proof cabinets.

MISCELLANEOUS

  • Lifting / Rigging Devices are compliant (tagged, safety latches, in good working order, stored properly, etc.)

  • Recycle Ponds / Pits compliant (fencing, barricades, signage, access, etc.)

RECOGNITION & Other Items

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  • Check if other items were identified that need attention.

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Closing

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  • Site Manager / Supervisor Signature

  • Safety Professional Signature

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