Safety Walkthrough - MFG - duplicate

Containers are stored safely so as not to cause a tripping or fall hazard.

Wooden pallets must lie flat, and don't lean on edge.

Furniture is in sound condition.

Liquid spills are cleaned up quickly.

Clear access to eyewash stations are maintained.

Equipment and tools are put away when not in use, and have a designated home.

Are walkways adequately clear and free of congestion. All aisles maintained at 30" widths

Floors surfaces are even, clean, and dry.

Outside areas are regularly swept and organized.

All waste streams are managed correctly.

Hoses and cords must not present a trip hazard or obstruct walkways.

Stairs and risers are kept clear.

Are hand railings and horizontal safety chains in good condition?

Observe everyone on shop floor to be wearing appropriate PPE.

Personal Protection Equipment is stored in a clean location.

All carts and pallet jacks stored safely when not in use.

All shelving and racking must have no damage to uprights or cross-beams that would compromise its integrity.

All shelving and racking (5' or higher), must either be secured to each other, or if available, to the wall.

Evacuation plan is displayed and understood by associates.

Exit pathways and doors must be kept clear of tripping hazards and obstructions.

Emergency exit doors are visibly marked with lit signage.

Flammable materials are not stored next to exit doors.

Evacuation drill is conducted at least once every six months.

Fire alarm system functions normally and can be heard from all locations within the building.

Exit and exit pathways are clearly marked for emergency evacuation purposes.

Exit doors can be opened easily from the inside.

Fire extinguishers are hung off the floor and remain readily accessible.

Fire extinguishers are inspected monthly with the inspection date noted.

All 110 volt plugs require a grounding plug.

Extension cords are not used as replacement for permanent wiring.

Extension cords and power strips are not daisy chained in sequence.

Floor heaters are plugged directly into wall socket, and not into an extension cord or power strip.

Floor heaters must have rollover kill switch.

Electrical panels require at least 36" of frontal clearance.

Electrical cords do not have any exposed insulation or wires.

Electrical cords are not spliced together with wire nuts or tape outside of conduit.

Tension relief is required on flexible electrical cords to eliminate strain on connections.

Disconnect switches must be legibly and durably marked to indicate the purpose.

Breaker box doors remain closed when not in use.

Materials are not stored on top of electrical boxes, transformers, or service panels.

Plugs, sockets, switches, and cover plates are free from damage.

Emergency safety switches have been tested every 6 months.

All containers containing wastes, universal wastes, or process materials are in good condition, with no visible signs of leakage, and are clearly labeled.

Labels identify the contents of the container by name or chemical composition.

Container labels must be complete, clearly legible, and must include hazard warnings.

If a container can't be labeled, a sign, placard, batch ticket or process sheet must be utilized to identify container contents and hazards.

Spill response kits are adequately stocked and in good condition.

Drip pans on floor to prevent spillage.

Equipment is kept clean.

Floors around machines are kept clean.

Existing guards in good condition.

Starting and stopping devices within easy reach of operator.

Noise level is managed.

Bending or stooping is not required.

Lighting is adequate to operate machine.

Operators are familiar with Job Hazard Analysis for operating equipment.

Pneumatic and hydraulic hoses are protected and free of damage.

Propane tanks are secured from falling over or being damaged.

Pinch and shear points, rotating parts, flying chips, sparks, etc, must be effectively guarded by physical barriers, presence or pressure sensing devices, electrical interlocks, or other means.

Guards that require both hands to operate properly must not be by-passed.

Adequate visibility is maintained through guards, as necessary.

Overhead lighting and rotating fan blades located within seven feet of work level must be guarded.

Lockout procedures are implemented and followed.

Broken equipment is fully tagged and locked out, per LO/TO procedures. Smaller broken items are removed from production floor.

Compressed air blow off nozzles must have back pressure relief holes in the end of each nozzle.

Tools in use are undamaged.

Tools are put away when not in use.

Tools are being used as intended.

Broken tools have been removed from production floor.

Power tools must have guards around rotating parts.

Electrical cords for hand held power tools must be maintained free of splices, cuts, and frays.