Information

  • Inspection Title

  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Prevention of Slips, Trips, Falls

Prevention of Manual Material Handling Injuries

Chemicals

  • Inventory of hazardous chemicals is current (within one year)

  • SDS readily available for each hazardous material in inventory?

  • Chemicals stored properly (Insecticides, Detergents / Sanitizers, Caustics/Acids/Polishes)

  • All containers properly identified and labeled with hazard warnings

  • Proper PPE used when handling chemicals (see SDS) - splash proof goggles available, maintained & used

  • HazComm training received by all employees & documentation in personnel files (current within 1 year)

  • Working eyewash station available with continuous 15-min. flow

  • Copy of HazComm Plan (Chapter 13 SPM, 2001)

Storage Areas

  • Aisles clear & floor clean

  • Shelves & racks are of adequate strength & are secured

  • Compressed gas cylinders stored in upright position, are individually chained & those not in use have protective caps in place

  • Employees frequently receive training on correct lifting techniques

  • Heavy items stored on shelves between knee & shoulder height

  • No goods over 30 lbs. stored at more than 5 feet above floor

  • Goods have been removed from cartons prior to being placed on shelves

  • Cartons cross-stacked to avoid tipping or tumbling

  • Step ladder in good condition & sufficient height to reach top of storage without standing on top 2 steps

  • Floors in walk-ins are clean, dry and not slippery

  • Milk crates stacked no more than 4 high

  • Flammables properly stored; sterno, lighter fluid, butane, etc. (No more than 24 containers of butane in one location)

  • Sharp edges are identified & eliminated

  • Bump hazards are eliminated

  • Falling object hazards are eliminated

  • Emergency releases in walk-in refrigerators and freezers in proper working order

Exits

  • Exits routes unobstructed

  • Exits clearly marked with illuminated signs

  • Emergency lighting provided for all occupied areas and tested

  • Emergency evacuation plans posted

  • All doors in exit path kept closed

  • Lighting is adequate

  • Handrails provided on all stairs

  • Adequate number of exits provided

  • Exits doors are operable in the path of exit travel without the use of a key or any special knowledge

  • Non exit doors labeled "NOT AN EXIT"

Electrical

  • All electrical cords in good condition

  • Extension cords are not used in place of permanently installed fixed wiring

  • Cover plates, switches, outlets, etc. are in good condition

  • Equipment grounded or double insulated

  • GFCI used as appropriate

  • Energy control produces in place for appropriate equipment

  • LOTO procedure & machine specific documented training for all affected employees

  • Ground plugs intact and in good position

  • Motors are clean and properly lubricated

  • Emergency shutdown switches installed and easily accessible

  • All Emergency stop (E STOP) buttons colored red

  • Switches & circuit breakers are clearly marked to indicate equipment / areas controlled and arc flash potential

  • Control panels have a minimum of 36" unobstructed workspace in front & are closed

  • Electrical panels closed / locked

Fire Prevention

  • Portable fire extinguishers properly mounted, accessible and serviced annually

  • Monthly visual inspections of portable fire extinguishers near cooking are 40 BC rated.

  • All EE familiar w/ location of portable fire extinguishers, manual controls on extinguishing systems and fire alarms

  • Automatic fire protection system inspected & serviced by qualified persons semi-annually

  • Minimum of 18" clearance under sprinkler heads

  • Fire doors in proper operational condition & unobstructed

  • Do EE know how to report a fire?

  • Incompatible chemicals (corrosives & flammables / combustibles) stored away from each other.

  • All fire alarms unobstructed

  • All equipment shut-off switches unobstructed

  • Hoods, filters & ducts clean & free of grease accumulation. Cleaning schedule established?

  • Emergency numbers posted at several locations (kitchen, office, etc.)

Kitchen Work

  • Lighting adequate, fixtures shielded

  • Machines suitable anchored to prevent creeping or tipping

  • EE know location & operation of gas/electric cut-offs

  • No steam / water leaks on production equipment

  • Floors & equipment clean; free of food / grease buildup

  • Area is free of cut, bump or trip hazards

  • 35" safety cones used with floor hazards

  • Floor mats properly placed

  • Floor mats beveled as appropriate

  • Swinging doors have see through panels & are easy to open

  • Overhead mirrors at doors with blind spots; corner mirrors at blind spots

  • Slicer unplugged & set a 0 when not in use.

  • 2 CR gloves used when cleaning the slicer

  • Persons under 18 Y.O. prohibited from operating slicers & food processors

  • Can opener blades clean & in good repair

  • Clean as you go policy is enforced

  • Knives stored properly in racks when not in use. No knife magnets used.

  • Grinders & choppers guarded properly

  • Cantilever racks have no more than 2 items on each hook

  • No broken springs on lowerators; plates not stacked over 18" on counter

  • Pot handles turned inward, not over pilot light

  • Oven mitts or pot holders available and used. No rags stored under counters.

  • Employee locker rooms & restrooms clean

  • Compactors are equipped with adequate guards & safety switches

  • Guards for equipment in good condition & in place

  • CR gloves available, maintained & used

  • Utility workers use proper PPE (work gloves, SR & protective toe shoes)

  • No sharp corners projecting on machines

  • Employees wear clean outer garments

  • Employees wear closed heel, closed toe & SR footwear

  • Employees do not wear loose or dangling jewelry or name tags

Dish Area

  • Floor mats, non-slip material, beveled, placed appropriately & in good condition

  • Dish area employees wear rubber gloves

  • Pot sink employees wear rubber gloves & vinyl (or equivalent) aprons

  • Protective cover over garbage disposal opening

  • No water leaks from hoses, valves, dish machine, etc.

  • Ventilation in area is adequate.

  • Dishes stacked properly on carts and tables

  • Mop & bucket clean and available for spills

  • Dish area squeegeed frequently

  • Broken glass swept up & placed in clearly marked glass bucket (not in garbage)

  • No standing water

  • Dish machine emergency shutoff accessible

Dining Area

  • Broken, torn, wobbly or unsteady tables or chairs are quickly repaired

  • Carpet & runners in good condition

  • Stair treads have nosing, non-slip material & are secure

  • Wet mopping is avoided during rush hours

  • Sufficient safety cones available & used at every entrance where floors are wet

Safety Bulletin Board

  • Safety bulletin board maintained, all postings visible and organized

  • Is OSHA 3165 poster or state plan specific poster posted

  • Are emergency phone numbers posted

  • Is the safety policy statement posted

  • Is the fire evacuation diagram posted. Primary & secondary egress designated.

  • Is there a choking first aid poster

  • Medical providers / workers compensation poster prominent

Safety Culture

  • Safety Commitment poster visible and signed

  • Safety policy manual available

  • GM aware of safety responsibilities. Safety champion on-site

  • Management leads by example - wearing proper PPE

  • Safety committee meetings held monthly

  • Weekly safety message communicated

  • ALL (100%) of employees trained monthly

  • Monthly inspection guide completed

  • Inspection item corrective actions specific, measurable, achievable, realistic & time bound

  • Completed PPE assessment signed, posted within 1 year

  • Near Miss program used

  • Behavior Based Observations conducted

  • Safety committee participates in inspections and training

OSHA Recordkeeping

  • Each OSHA recordable workplace injury / illness recorded accurately

  • OSHA 300 / 300A & SDX FROI recorded for 5 years as applicable

  • OSHA 300A posted from 2/1 through 4/30

  • RCA completed for every incident / accident. (3-5 reasons why; 2-4 SMART corrective actions)

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