Title Page

  • Office Name

  • Address
  • Multi tenant?

  • What floor(s) does CDW occupy?

  • How many floors does the Office have?

  • About how many coworkers work at this location currently?

  • Conducted on

  • Conducted by

References

  • Risk Matrix Reference

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  • Risk - An estimate of the probability of a hazard-related incident or exposure occurring and the severity of harm or damage that could result. (ANSI/ASSE Z590.3-2011)

    Level of Risk - Magnitude of a risk or combination of risks, expressed in terms of the combination of consequences and their likelihood. (ISO Guide 73/ANSI/ASSE Z690.1- 2011)

    Likelihood - Chance of something happening. (ISO Guide 73/ANSI/ASSE Z690.1- 2011)

    Risk Matrix - Tool for ranking and displaying risks by defining ranges for consequence and likelihood. (ISO Guide 73/ANSI/ASSE Z690.1-2011)

    Hierarchy of Controls - A systematic approach to avoiding, eliminating, controlling, and reducing risks, considering steps in a ranked and sequential order, beginning with avoidance

  • Hierarchy of Controls Reference

Fire Protection

Fire Safety Equipment

  • Fire extinguishers are mounted in an easily accessible and visible location with no debris or material stacked in front of them

  • All extinguishers are mounted on the wall, on a hanger, on a bracket that has releasing straps or in an extinguisher cabinet or wall recess (the top of the unit must be no higher than 3.5 feet)

  • The extinguishers (tag valid), fire alarm panels, and fire sprinklers have been serviced and inspected within the previous 12 months

  • No signs of leakage, physical damage or corrosion on any of the equipment

  • Label, extinguisher type, and instructions are easy to read. Safety pins are in place & intact and Handle is not broken

  • Pressure gauges are in the green and is not damaged or showing “recharge”

  • Location of extinguisher is easily identifiable by signs

  • There is adequate clearance around fire sprinklers (at least 18 inches, according to the NFPA).

Exit Routes

  • Aisles are unobstructed

  • The paths to the exits are well lit and clearly marked

  • The pathway that leads to exit doors is wide enough (at least 28 inches wide)

  • All fire exits can be easily opened in case of emergency

Data Center Room, IDF/MDF Room

  • HVAC systems in room maintains a cool environment for servers

  • Fire suppression system working and inspected within the last 12 months

  • No moisture or water intrusion present/visible

  • No combustible material stored in the room

  • No stored material in the room blocking electrical equipment (36" clearance required) or fire sprinklers (18" clearance required)

Office furniture, shelves, cabinets

Furniture & Office Equipment

  • In good mechanical condition

  • Properly assembled and adjusted

  • Items secured from tipping

  • Free from sharp edges and corners

Bookcases, Shelves & Cabinets

  • Secured from tipping

  • In good condition

  • Drawers closed when not in use

  • Material safely stacked and stored

  • Step stools/ ladder available if needed

Ergonomics

Seating/Desk

  • Ergonomic chair used (armrests, vertically adjustable, on a 5-point base, lumbar support)

  • What kind of Chair is used? (Herman Miller, Humanscale, etc.)

  • The desk has sit stand capability

Monitor

  • There is a monitor arm(s)

  • Monitor located at least arm's length away

  • Monitors in a location that eliminates glare on the screen which might cause one to assume an awkward position to read screen? (Answer "safe" if there is any glare on your screen)

  • Screen placed at right angles away from windows and task lights to avoid glare and bright light directly behind the screen?

Keyboard & Mouse

  • Keyboard trays

  • Weight bearing support for your arm (chair arm or wrist rest) when you are using your keyboard and mouse.

  • Mouse location allows you to keep your upper arm and elbow close to body (arm not extended outward beyond 45 degrees)?

  • The placement of the mouse allows for a neutral wrist posture so your hand is in a straight line with forearm (not bent up/down or sideways toward little finger)?

Other

  • Adequate desktop space available to perform job tasks without twisting, side vending, or reaching?

  • Enough clearance for ones feet, knees, and legs?

  • Adequate space that allows one to swivel your chair (without leg obstruction) to perform work tasks?

  • Computer workstation, components and accessories are maintained in serviceable condition and function properly.

  • Correct ergonomic workstation setup guide posted somewhere coworkers can see it

Emergency Management & Response

  • Designated Severe Weather Shelter Areas exist (Away from windows, external walls, clearly marked)

  • Designated Emergency Response Team (ERT) members

  • ERT up to date and accurate with who is on site

  • ERT Uploaded/Posted on the SharePoint

  • Coworkers know and are trained on the evacuation procedures

  • Emergency Maps posted and up to date

  • Designated Evacuation Assembly area(s), Located at safe distance(s)

  • Site Emergency contact list up to date

  • Site Emergency contact list posted on SharePoint

  • Date of the last time the facility had a drill

First Aid

  • First aid kit(s) available and in good condition

  • How many First Aid Kits: (should be 1 on each floor)

  • Who checks the First Aid Kit:

  • How often is the First Aid Kit checked:

  • Sufficient supplies<br>*See OSHA Link below for First Aid Kit Requirements*

  • https://www.osha.gov/laws-regs/regulations/standardnumber/1910/1910.266AppA

  • First aid kit doesn't contain prescription or over-the-counter medications such as aspirin, Ibuprofen, decongestants, sinus relief, etc. (Liability Risk)

  • Nothing out-of-date/expired

AEDs

  • At least 1 AED on each floor

  • How many AEDs at the site total:

  • AEDs Make/Model used at site:

  • AEDs inspected monthly and in good condition (pads not expired, no missing prep and response pack)

  • Who inspects the AEDs at the site:

Environmental Controls

Air Quality

  • Temperature, ventilation, and lighting are adequate

  • Ventilation systems regularly inspected, tested and maintained

  • Air inlets and exhaust free of accumulation of dust and mold

Waste

  • Universal Waste recycling location set up and maintained (accurate signage)

  • Office recycles: Bottles/Cans, Paper, Batteries, Toner

  • Who is responsible for the Universal Waste in the building?

  • Coworkers know what to do with old/used batteries and equipment

Housekeeping/ Slip, Trips & Falls

  • All stairs with four or more steps are equipped with handrails

  • Carpets are well secured to the floor and free of frayed or worn seams

  • Surface dust levels low

  • The waste containers are sufficient and there is no overflowing garbage

  • Floor and aisles are free of litter and spilled liquids (water, pens, paper, etc.)

  • Aisles are free of cords, boxes, chairs and other tripping hazards

  • Desks or file drawers are closed when not in use and only one drawer is used at a time

  • Office areas cleaned & maintained regularly

  • What is the name of the cleaning company?

  • Storage rooms & recycling areas neatly maintained

  • Area is tidy and well kept

  • Walkways free of obstacles

  • REFERENCE: This walkway is free from obstacles
    [This is an example of how you can use iAuditor to include best practice reference images in your templates to assist with inspections]

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  • Cords anchored or covered

  • Floor coverings in good condition

  • Signage posted if floors are wet

Electrical

  • Sufficient electrical outlets are accessible

  • Equipment is turned off when not in use

  • Phone lines and electrical cords are secured under a desk or along wall, and away from heat sources

  • Electrical cords in good condition

  • Access to electrical panels is clear and unobstructed

  • Extension cords are not used as replacement of permanent wiring

  • Faulty equipment is tagged out

  • Electrical Faceplates secure

Parking Lot

  • Parking lot clear of debris

  • Sidewalks, ramps and walking surfaces in good repair

  • Mirrors or STOP signs posted at blind spots

  • Directional signs posted and legible

  • Lot paved, lines & directional arrows legible

  • Vegetation trimmed away from walkways & entrances

  • No tripping hazards (Curbs, Holes, Debris)

  • Designated pedestrian walkways

  • Designated handicapped parking spots (ADA compliant: 8 foot wide with 5 foot access aisle between parking spaces? Signage?)

  • Ramp slopes to entrance provided

  • Lot bumpers secured and easily identified

Disability Equality

Disability Equality

  • Emergency preparedness/ business continuity plan for coworkers includes ways in which assistance for people with disabilities are addressed/ Site has a designated ERT member for Special Needs

  • Is this building/facility built before 1991?

  • Evaluate building for access issues. Create Actions for any issues and take necessary steps to remove any barriers (Discuss/work with Building Engineers).

  • Walkways wide enough for wheelchair users and ramps or lifts where there is stair access.

  • Adjustments made for employees with sight or hearing impairments (Brail, Audit visual for emergencies, etc.)

Required Postings

  • State, Federal law and OSHA “Job Safety and Health - It’s the Law” Poster posted in easily accessible location where coworkers will see them

  • OSHA 300A (injury and illness summary data) Log signed and posted from 02/01 until 04/01 each year, in a common area where any coworker can easily see it

Coworker Awareness

Worker Awareness

  • Coworkers know who to report a safety incident or injury to

  • Coworkers know where they can find the CDW Safety Information and Programs

  • Coworkers know to notify GSOC if a Medical Emergency occurs

Visitor Safety/Security

Visitor Safety

  • Visitors Safety Guide Brochure or information sheet available at entrance and current/up to date

  • There is building security on site

  • Name of the Security company:

  • There are cameras that cover this office

  • Ask GSOC if all cameras are operational for the site.

Completion

  • Any other observations or recommendations

  • Full Name and Signature of the Inspector

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