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  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

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  • Location
  • Personnel

  • The daily and weekly checklist must be filled out in addition to this checklist.

  • Items marked as "Blue Book" are checks that are included in the Environmental Binder. If an item is marked as Blue Book Only, please make any CAR notations in that binder.

1. All required documents are posted on the Safety Bulletin Board. SPPM 22.3

  • Right to Access Medical Records posted?

  • Job Safety and Health posted?

  • Department of Labor Occupational Noise Exposure Standard posted?

  • Label Guide for Hazard Assessment posted? (Blue Book, Quarterly #1) EPM 8.11

  • Right to Know posted? (Blue Book, Quarterly #1) EPM 8.07

  • Emergency Response Plan posted?

  • OSHA 300 Log Annual Summary posted? (Feb 1-May 1).

  • Delta Safety Policy Statement posted?

  • Workplace Hazard Assessment posted?

  • Workers Compensation posted?

2. Permanent Bulletin Boards contain the following documents: HRPM 1021

  • Equal Employment Opportunity?

  • Family and Medical Leave?

  • Employee Polygraph Notice?

  • Equal Employment Policy Statement?

  • Naturalized Citizen Letter?

  • Minimum Wage?

  • Railway Labor Act?

  • Vietnam Veteran Era Letter?

  • Anti-Drug and Alcohol Misuse Prevention Policy Statement?

  • Anti-Drug and Alcohol Informational Materials? (e.g. posters and brochures)

  • Informative and Instructional Bulletins dated in upper right corner?

  • Personal items (e.g. selling and trading notices; 2 weeks max)?

  • Are personal items dated in the upper right corner?

3. Inspect Ladders for Safety. SPPM 70.4

  • Are ladders stable?

  • Are ladders free from damage?

  • Are ladders stored properly?

4. Extension Cords are used for temporary applications only. SPPM 50.3

  • Are they accessible and free of debris or trash?

  • Are they operational and free of damage?

5. First Aid Kits. SPPM 44

  • Are the First Aid Kits sealed?

  • Are all necessary materials and proper documentation inside?

6. Emergency and SDS Management stickers are on each phone? (Blue Book, Monthly #7) EPM 8.13

  • Do they have the proper Grid #?

  • Do they contain the Nearest Door information?

  • Yellow SDS sticker?

  • Red/White Emergency sticker?

7. PMET Inspection - Lifting Equipment and Weights/Measures. TOPP 70-40-10

  • Cranes

  • Checked for stability?

  • Checked for damage?

  • Does it have a Max Load Placard?

  • Is there an Inspection Placard? Did you check the expiration date?

  • Lifting Slings

  • Checked for stability?

  • Checked for damage?

  • Does it have a Max Load Placard?

  • Is there an Inspection Placard? Did you check the expiration date?

  • Lifting Bar

  • Checked for stability?

  • Checked for damage?

  • Does it have a Max Load Placard?

  • Is there an Inspection Placard? Did you check the expiration date?

  • Scales / Electrostatic Area

  • Checked for stability?

  • Checked for damage?

  • Does it have a Max Load Placard?

  • Is there an Inspection Placard? Did you check the expiration date?

8. Gas Cylinders. SPPM 83

  • Are they stored properly and secured? (i.e. with a chain)

9. Daily and Weekly Safety Checklists. EPM 8.13

  • Are the Daily and Weekly Safety Checklists completed?

10. Outstanding CAR's. TOPP 00-40-19

  • Are the outstanding CAR's completed or updated?

11. Drain Identification. (Blue Book, Quarterly #5) EPM 4.09, 4.16

  • Are the drains within the departmental area of responsibility identified?

12. Monthly Diesel-Powered Fuel Logs (Blue Book only, Monthly #20)

  • Have the Monthly Diesel-Powered vehicle fueling logs been completed and verified?

13. Asbestos (Blue Book only, monthly supplemental #1).

  • Enter any additional discrepancy information or CAR's here:

  • Visually inspect for any signs that asbestos insulation has been disturbed. Is there any evidence that requires reporting?

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