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Audit Title
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Document No.
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Client / Site
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Location
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Personnel
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NTG employees invited to tour:
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NTG employees on tour:
A
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Are all safety signs and warnings highly visible and easy to read (ie no damage, dirt, etc)
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If there is a confined space in the department, is it clearly marked and secured?
B
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Do the I-bolts have good reads, no cracks in the shaft, and no other visible damage
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Are the bolts in the floor secure?
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Is the pendant cord free of any damage or fraying?
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Is the hook latch functioning properly (ie centered not damaged)?
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Is the identification tag attached showing the lifting aids load rating?
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Is the chain or sling free of any wear, abrasions, cuts, tears, or visible damage no matter how insignificant?
C
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Are all circuit breakers accessible and labeled as to what they turn on/off?
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Are all cords free of any visible wear, cuts, or frays and kept clear of walkways and working spaces?
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Are all electrical cords strung so they do not hang on pipes, nails, hooks, etc?
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Are all conduits unbroken, undamaged, and not resting in puddles?
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Are all junction boxes and breaker panels free of holes, voids, and openings?
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Are extension cords used only for temporary power?
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Are all cords free from fray, tears, and damage in any way?
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Do all extension cords possess three pronged plugs?
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Is the work area free from any leaks that drip by computers or any other electrical devices?
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Is the 36in clearance maintained On all electrical boxes (ie no materials stored in front)?
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Are external programming ports and connections available on electrical panels as needed?
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Are power strip free of daisy chain type connections?
D
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Do all telephones have emergency numbers posted nearby?
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Are all exits clearly and legibly marked - EXIT?
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Are the doors that are not exits clearly marked - NOT AN EXIT?
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Is every required exit, approach area, and way of travel from the exit to the rally point maintained free of obstructions?
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Are all employees in the department aware of the evacuation routes, rally point and severe weather shelter?
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Please list individuals currently responsible for conducting head counts
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Are eye wash stations clear from obstruction, easily accessible, posted, and operational?
E
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Are all fire extinguishers clearly and legibly marked?
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Are they inspected every month, easily accessible, and fully charged?
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Are fire doors uninstructed and protected against obstructions?
F
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Are flammable liquids stored in a fireproof cabinet?
G
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Are air hoses free of cuts, cracks, tears, and at proper operating pressure?
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Are all air hoses equipped with a side port nozzle?
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Do all the portable power tools' cords contain three pronged plugs or electrical insulation?
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Are all cords free from fray, tears, and damage in any way?
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Have operators been reminded to inspect their air hoses daily for cracks, cuts, tears, and proper operating procedures?
H
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Are all areas clean to the extent that the nature of the work allows?
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Are floors dry / drains operating?
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Are trash containers emptied and floor sweepings removed?
I
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Are the employees aware of the chemicals present, their exact location, and what PPE is needed?
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Does every worker know where the MSD Sheets and Safety Observation Program are, what they are for, and how to use them?
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Have the MSD Sheets been updated for any changes in the chemicals used in the department?
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Are all containers properly labeled as to their contents and the hazards these contents present?
J
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Are the employees in the area aware of what a lockout/tag out device looks like and for what it is used?
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Are lockout procedures posted on each machine and are audited consistently?
K
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Is the department free of any present sensing guards? If not, test them now. Are they operating properly?
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Are all machines or manufacturing areas adequately guarded? (cutters, abrasive wheels, fan blades, in-going nip points, high heat areas, rotating parts such as belts and gears, flying chips or sparks)
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Are all safety locks operational and labeled?
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Are there any new machines in the area? If so, has an HSE Operational Certification (QSF 640.12.01) been completed?
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Are sounds enclosures closed and are they in OEM condition (open/close, sounds dampening material in place and in good condition)?
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Are TPM daily light curtain checklists completed?
L
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Are ladder weight capabilities clearly and legibly labeled?
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Is the ladder tagged for inspection and current?
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Are the top two steps of all stepladders labeled - no stepping here?
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Are the rungs tight in the joints of the side rails and free of grease and oil?
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Are the feet of the ladder slip resistant, free of grease, and in good condition?
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Are floor surfaces level with no potential trip hazard?
M
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Do all aisles, loading docks, doorways, turns, and passages have safe clearance for equipment and material?
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Are storage areas clean, dry, and free of tripping/slipping hazards?
N
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Is the required PPE consistently worn?<br>The following is required: safety shoes, eye protection, hearing protection
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Are PPE requirements posted?
O
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Was the previous months safety meeting requirements met?
P
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Were any hazardous actions, situations, or conditions observed that are not mentioned in the body of this inspection checklist?
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If you responded yes to the question above, or yes to any of the questions in the main body of this checklist, please either fill out an SOP so the condition/action may be corrected, or explain the hazardous situations.
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