Information
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Conducted on
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Yard Name
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Yard Manager
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Manager Participation
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Auditor
A - Abrasive Wheel Grinders
A - Abrasive Wheel Grinders
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A1 - Work rest present and kept within 1/8 inch of wheel?
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A2 - Tongue on top-side of grinder present and kept within 1/4 inch of wheel?
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A3 - Side guards cover spindle, nut, flange, and are 75% of wheel diameter?
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A4 - Bench and pedestal mounted grinders permanently mounted?
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A5 - Proper eye protection available and used?
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A6 - Caution signs to warn against potential hazards or caution against unsafe practices?
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A7 - Cleanliness maintained around grinders?
B- Chemical Storage & Safety
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B1 - All oil & chemical containers labeled, securely closed, and stored properly when not in use?
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B2 - Are all storage containers 55 gallons and larger double walled or stored inside secondary containment?
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B3 - Vacuum equipment trapped and/or filtered?
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B4 - Chemical storage areas free of ignition sources?
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B5 - Refrigerators/Freezers properly labeled?
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B6 - Chemicals segregated and stored by compatibility?
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B7 - Chemicals purchased in amounts that can be used within a reasonable time?
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B8 - Chemical stocks purged of old, outdated, and unusable chemicals?
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B10 - No food or beverages unless adequately separated from chemicals?
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B11 - Flammable liquids stored in approved safety cans?
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B12 - Flammable liquid containers kept closed when not in use?
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B13 - Flammable liquids of 10 gallons or more stored in flammable storage cabinet?
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B14 - Flammable storage cabinets are approved type and labeled "Flammable - Keep Fire Away."?
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B15 - Proper storage of flammable/combustible materials to reduce risk of fire?
C - Compressed Air and Compressed Gasses
C - Compressed Air and Compressed Gasses
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C1 - Air compressors equipped with pressure gauges and pressure relief valves?
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C2 - Compressed air piping, hoses and fittings in good condition?
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C3 - Compressed air 30 psi or less for machine/parts cleaning, 10 psi for clothing?
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C4 - Compressed air cleaning nozzles with chip/particle deflection device?
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C5 - Gas cylinders lacking obvious defects, leaks, damage, etc?
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C6 - When in use, gas cylinders kept away from elevators, stairs, and ramps?
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C7 - Gas cylinders transported on cylinder carts?
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C8 - Gas cylinders w/30 lb. or more water capacity have valve protection capability?
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C9 - Gas cylinders legibly marked as to their contents?
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C10 - Gas cylinders stored/used away from high heat, actual welding/cutting operations, etc?
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C11 - Gas cylinders stored in secure area and secured from tipping or falling?
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C12 - Gas cylinders hydro tested at appropriate intervals?
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C13 - Liquefied gas cylinders (acetylene) always shipped and stored valve-end up?
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C14 - Valve protectors used when cylinders are not in use or when being transported?
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C15 - Proper type of regulator used for type of gas cylinder in use?
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C16 - Gas cylinders, valves, couplings, regulators kept free of oil and grease?
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C17 - Empty gas cylinders labeled "Empty," valves closed, and caps on?
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C18 - Oxygen and Acetylene in storage are separated by a fire resistant wall or 25 ft. of distance?
D - Electrical Safety
D - Electrical Safety
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D1 - Ground fault circuit interrupters installed, labeled, and operating correctly?
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D2 - Energized parts, circuits, and equipment guarded against accidental contact?
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D3 - Extension cords and power strips not daisy-chained one to another?
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D4 - Extension cords are not used as permanent wiring?
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D5 - Multi-outlet power strips are UL listed and have circuit breakers?
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D6 - Power cords are in good condition with no splices or broken insulation?
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D7 - Grounding prongs not removed from 3-way plugs?
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D8 - Outlet, switch, and junction box covers are in place and in good repair?
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D9 - Circuit breaker panels and emergency shut offs unobstructed and labeled?
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D10 - Electrical outlets not overloaded with appliances, i.e. splitters used?
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D11 - Extension cords and power strips plugged directly into wall outlets?
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D12 - Electrical cords not under carpets/rugs, through doorways, or high traffic areas?
E - Fire Prevention
E - Fire Prevention
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E1 - Fire extinguishers properly mounted, located, identified, and pathway kept unobstructed?
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E2 - Fire extinguishers adequate in number and type?
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E3 - Fire extinguishers inspected, recharged, and maintained as required?
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E4 - Fire doors not blocked open or are on magnets connected to fire alarm system?
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E5 - Connections on drums and combustible liquid piping leak free?
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E6 - Flammable liquid drums grounded and bonded to containers when dispensing?
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E7 - No penetrations through walls or ceilings and all ceiling tiles are in place?
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E8 - Sprinkler heads clean and no storage within 18 inches?
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E9 - Sprinkler heads protected by metal guards when exposed to physical damage?
F - Floor, Wall Opening, & Runways/Catwalk (w/ 4 feet or more to next level)
F - Floor, Wall Opening, & Runways/Catwalk (w/ 4 feet of more to the next level)
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F1 - Floor openings properly guarded. (railings, toe boards, or covered)?
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F2 - Skylight floor openings guarded with screen or guardrails?
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F3 - Wall openings (including chutes and chases) properly guarded?
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F4 - Toe boards on wall holes if wall hole is less than 4 inches above floor?
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F5 - Runways guarded by standard railings on all open sides?
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F6 - Toe boards on runways when tools, materials, or parts will be used?
G -General Safety, Environmental, & Documentation (NORM, SPCC, SWCC)
G -General Safety, Environmental, & Documentation (NORM, SPCC, SWCC, Confined Spaces)
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G1 - Hand washing soap and towels available?
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G2 - Sink faucets with backflow device or attached hoses above sink rim?
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G3 - Heavy objects stored below 5 ft. unless secured and stepladder in good condition provided?
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G4 - Appropriate signs posted. (First aid kit, safety shower, fire extinguisher, etc.)?
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G5 - Work practices observed during inspection done safety?
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G6 - OSHA 300 log current and up to date?
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G7 - OSHA 300-A summary is posted annually between February 1 and April 30?
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G8 - OSHA 301 or equivalent available to back up 300 log?
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G9 - OSHA record keeping retention is 5 years?
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G10 - Is equipment maintenance performed on an impervious surface to prevent soil impact?
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G11- Is the Key HAZCOM plan for the facility readily accessible? <br>
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G12 - Are routine inspections for small leaks and spills conducted and identified leaks and spills cleaned up?
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G13 - If required, are copies of tank registrations accessible on site for: propane tanks, fuel tanks, or nitrogen tanks?
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G14 - If required, does facility have a Hazardous Waste Generator Number?
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G15 - Have all underground storage tanks been removed from the location?
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G16 - Is facility in compliance with CESQG or SQG status based on disposal practices?
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G17 - Are records of hazardous waste shipments kept?<br>
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G18 - Is facility free of Notices of Violation since last audit? <br>
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G19 - Is facility free of reportable spills since last audit? <br>
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G20 - Have all plans, spills, and/or Notices of Violation requiring corrective actions been addressed or scheduled? <br>
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G21 - Are 5 years of facility quarterly environmental audits present? <br>
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G22 - If applicable, was Tier II completed? <br>
NORM
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G23 - Are precautions taken to prevent NORM contamination of equipment and property?
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G24 - Is liquid and solid residue removed from mud tanks before they are transported from a work-site to the yard?
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G25 - Has location ever had a NORM survey?
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G26 - Is known NORM containing equipment properly labeled?
SPCC - (For facilities with 1,320 gallons of total oil storage in 55 gallons or larger containers)
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G27 - Is facilities SPCC plan accessible during business hours?
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G28 - Is facilities SPCC plan reviewed annually and updated as needed?
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G29 - Have recommendations from the facility been implemented?
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G30 - If recommendations from the facility have not been implemented, is there a schedule for implementation?
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G31 - Is Key's storage tank inspection policy followed?
SWPP - (Required in AR, CA, LA, PA, UT, WV, WY, or if the facility has had a reportable quantity spill)
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G32 - Is SWPP plan accessible during business hours?<br>
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G33 - Are SWPP plan requirements being followed?<br>
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G34 - Are all stormwater permits accessible during business hours? <br>
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G35 - Is SWPP plan reviewed annually and updated as needed?
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G36 - Have corrective actions from the facility plan been implemented? <br>
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G37 - If corrective actions have not implemented, is there a schedule for implementation?
Pits
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G38 - If permitted, is a copy of the pit permit accessible during business hours?
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G39 - Are all pit permit requirements followed?
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G40 - Are pits cleaned out annually per Key Policy (permitted and non permitted)?
Confined Spaces
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G41 - All confined spaces and permit-required confined spaces are identified?<br>
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G42 - Confined spaces are properly posted. ("Danger Confined Space - Do Not Enter")?<br>
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G43 - Written confined space entry program available?<br>
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G44 - Confined space "Entrants" and "Attendants" have been properly trained?
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G45 - Atmospheric monitor has recently been calibrated?<br>
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G46 - All confined space permits are on file (retention 1 year)?
H - General Work Environment & Indoor Air Quality
H - General Work Environment & Indoor Air Quality
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H1 - All areas properly illuminated?
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H2 - Noise levels are within acceptable limits or engineering controls established?
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H3 - Areas with high noise levels posted and hearing protection required to be used?
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H4 - Work areas clean, sanitary, and orderly. (garbage disposed properly, etc.)?
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H5 - Work area properly ventilated for type of equipment or chemicals in use?
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H6 - Walls, ceilings, and floors free of signs of mold, odors, or moisture damage?
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H7 - Air intake areas free of odor causing materials or hazardous chemicals?
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H8 - Vent in place for steam cleaner?<br>
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H9 - Hot sign posted on steam cleaner?<br>
I - Hazard Communication
I - Hazard Communication
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I1 - All hazardous chemical containers marked with contents and hazards?
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I2 - Safety Data Sheets readily available?
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I3 - Employees know what an SDS is and how to use and obtain one?
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I4 - Other hazards identified and labeled. (electrical rooms, piping, etc.)?
J - Hazardous Waste, Material Disposal, & Recycling
J - Hazardous Waste
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J1 - Waste storage area designated (bins, totes, etc.)?
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J2 - Classified waste containers compatible with waste to be stored and properly labeled?
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J3 - Only compatible chemical wastes stored in the same container?
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J4 - Waste containers kept closed except when adding waste?
Aerosol Cans
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J5 - Does facility puncture can and dispose of liquid waste with an approved recycling company or RCRA empty or punctured can in trash or metal recycle bin?<br>
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J6 - Does facility store and dispose as universal waste (California only)?<br>
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J7 - Are waste disposal records kept for at least 3 years?<br>
Used Antifreeze
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J8 - Is used antifreeze recycled by an approved recycling company?
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J9 - Is used antifreeze stored in a designated and clearly labeled container (contents, NFPA, no smoking, etc)?
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J10 - Are waste accumulation start and end dates on container?<br>
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J11 - Is waste container kept closed when waste is not being added?<br>
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J12 - Are waste disposal records kept for at least 3 years?<br>
Asbestos Material
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J13 - Approved "wet method" used to control asbestos brakes & clutches?
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J14 - Are asbestos materials disposed of per Key Policy?<br>
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J15 - Are asbestos materials stored in air tight containers?
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J16 - Are asbestos waste disposal records kept for at least 3 years?<br>
Batteries
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J17 - Batteries stored off the ground, away from sparks, away from fumes, and in secondary containment?
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J18 - Are batteries recycled with original vendor?
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J19 - Are waste disposal records kept for at least 3 years?<br>
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J20 - Are batteries dated and recycled within 60 days (California only)?<br>
Plastic Buckets
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J21 - Are plastic buckets left with customers on location?<br>
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J22 - Are plastic buckets generated by Key districts RCRA empty prior to disposal or recycling?<br>
Used Oil Filters
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J23 - Are oil filters drained prior to storage?<br><br>
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J24 - Is an approved company recycling used oil filters?<br>
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J25 - Are oil filters stored in a designated and properly labeled container (contents, NFPA, no smoking, etc)?<br>
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J26 - Is waste container kept closed when waste is not being added?<br>
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J27 - Are waste disposal records kept for at least 3 years?<br>
Used Oil
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J28 - Is an approved company recycling used oil?
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J29 - Oily/greasy rags placed in properly labeled self-closing containers (Contents, NFPA, no smoking, etc) and closed while not in use?<br><br>
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J30 - Are waste disposal records kept for at least 3 years?<br>
Oily Rags and Used Sorbent Material
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J31 - Are used sorbents recycled by an approved recycling company?
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J32 - Are oily rags laundered by Unifirst or recycled by an approved recycling company?
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J33 - Are sorbents and oily rags stored in a closed container?
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J34 - Are only non-clay based sorbents used at the facility?
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J35 - Are waste disposal records kept for at least 3 years?<br>
Rubber Goods
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J36 - Are tires returned to vendor for recycling?
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J37 - Are rubber items, other than tires, recycled or disposed of per Key Policy?<br>
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J38 - Are waste disposal records kept for at least 3 years?<br>
Trash
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J39 - Do all trash bins have lids or located inside?
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J40 - Are lids closed when not in use?<br>
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J41 - Is facility free of blowing trash?<br>
Wire Rope
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J42 - Is wire rope recycled or returned to vendor?<br>
Universal Waste
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J43 - Are old electronics returned to Key IT or a Key IT approved recycler?
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J44 - Are green tip fluorescent bulbs used?<br>
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J45 - Are used fluorescent bulbs stored in original box or approved companies container?<br>
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J46 - Are used fluorescent bulbs disposed of in accordance with local regulations and Key policy?
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J47 - Are alkaline batteries disposed of by an approved recycling company?
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J48 - Are waste disposal records kept for at least 3 years?
Empty Drums
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J49 - Are empty drums returned to original vendor or left on work-site for customer disposal?<br>
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J50 - Are empty drums stored in secondary containment?<br>
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J51 - Are empty drums labeled 'empty' (California only)?
Parts Washer Solvents
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J52 - Is used solvent managed by Safety Kleen?<br>
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J53 - Are waste disposal records kept for at least 3 years?<br>
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J54 - Is the parts washer self contained?<br>
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J55 - Is the parts washer lid kept closed when not in use?<br>
K - Hoists, Cranes, and Slings
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K1 - Overhead hoists/cranes with limit stop for safe highest and lowest travel?
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K2 - Hoist/crane will stop & hold 125% of rated load if actuating force removed?
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K3 - Hoist/crane's rated load legibly marked and visible to operator?
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K4 - Hoist/crane controls clearly marked to indicate direction of travel or motion?
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K5 - Hoist/crane drum has minimum of 2 wraps at lowest range of motion?
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K6 - Hoist/crane chains, ropes (cables), and hooks in good condition?
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K7 - Competent person inspects slings for damage/defects each day before use?
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K8 - Damaged/defective slings immediately removed from service?
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K9 - Slings permanently marked or coded to indicate rated capacity?
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K10 - Slings not used in excess of rated capacities?
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K11 - Hoists, cranes, slings inspected per 1910.179 and 1910.184?
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K12 - Loads not allowed to be carried over people?
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K13 - Sign for correct hand signals for operating overhead hoist?<br>
L - Ladders & Scaffolding
Ladders & Scaffolding
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L1 - Fixed ladder accessible to the public secured from unauthorized use?
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L2 - Fixed ladders over 20 ft. from landing have cages, wells or fall arrest systems?
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L3 - Fixed ladders extend 3 ft. beyond roof top?
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L4 - All ladders are free of sharp edges, splinters, or cracks?
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L5 - Ladders do not have any loose rungs or steps?
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L6 - Portable ladders have safety feet?
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L7 - Step ladders are less than 20 feet in length?
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L8 - Certified scaffolding used and rated for intended loads?
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L9 - Toe boards installed on scaffolding when tools, parts, etc. will be used?
M - Machine Guarding and Lock Out-Tag Out (LOTO)
M - Machine Guarding and Lock Out-Tag Out (LOTO)
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M1 - Rotating or moving parts properly guarded. (chains, gears, belts, etc.)?
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M2 - Machinery guards secure and do not present a hazard in their use?
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M3 - Fixed machinery guarded to prevent splash, spark, and flying chip injuries?
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M4 - Equipment and machinery securely placed and anchored to prevent moving?
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M5 - Guards and safety interlocks not removed or defeated?
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M6 - Equipment and machinery kept clean and properly maintained?
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M7 - Equipment and machinery have safety inspections completed monthly. (shop inspection)?
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M8 - Sufficient clearance around machines for safe operating and servicing?
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M9 - Power shut-off switch within reach of operator's position at each machine?
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M10 - Manually operated control switches and valves clearly identified & accessible?
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M11 - Proper LOTO locks and devices available, which identify employees?
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M12 - Correct LOTO procedures are in use?
N - Material Handling
N - Material Handling
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N1 - Safe clearance for equipment through aisles and doorways?
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N2 - Containers stored, stacked, secured, and of limited height for stability?
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N3 - Properly rated dock boards used while loading and unloading trailers?
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N4 - Trucks and trailers secured from movement during loading and unloading?
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N5 - Shelving and mezzanines properly rated for loads and have capacities posted/marked?
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N6 - Manual pallet jacks, hand-trucks, and dollies in good condition?
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N7 - Forklifts and motorized pallet jacks inspected each shift or prior to use?
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N8 - Forklift and motorized pallet jack operators properly trained?
O - Office Equipment and Break Room Appliances
O - Office Equipment and Break Room Appliances
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O1 - Chairs in good condition and adjustable (if appropriate)?
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O2 - Paper cutter has guard, blade spring functional, and locked when not in use?
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O3 - Portable fans are equipped with appropriate guards?
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O4 - Bookcases, shelves, cabinets are not overloaded?
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O5 - Bookcases and file cabinets are secured from tipping over?
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O6 - Space heaters UL listed with tip switches and working temperature controls?
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O7 - Toasters, toaster ovens, etc. used away from combustible materials?
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O8 - Coffeemakers, microwaves, etc. in good operating condition?
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O9 - Office housekeeping is acceptable?<br>
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O10 - Key visitor sign-in sheet is available?
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O11 - Emergency evacuation route posted at each entrance in the office and shop?
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O12 - Appropriate PPE provided for visitors?<br>
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O13 - Receive a meet and greet prior to entering the shop and sign the WP/JSA?<br>
P - Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
P - Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
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P1 - Appropriate eye protection is available and used if hazard present?
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P2 - Appropriate hand protection is available and used if hazard present?
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P3 - Appropriate hearing protection available and used if hazard present?
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P4 - Appropriate foot protection available and used if hazard present?
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P5 - Protective clothing (coveralls, aprons, etc.) available and used if needed?
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P6 - Approved respirators available and used if needed?
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P7 - Respirator users medically certified, properly trained, and fit tested?
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P8 - PPE is properly stored, clean, and in good condition?
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P9 - Caution PPE Required Beyond This Point sign posted before entering shop?<br>
Q - Safety Equipment and Emergency Preparedness
Q - Safety Equipment and Emergency Preparedness
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Q1 Eyewash & safety shower kept unobstructed and within 100 ft. or 10 seconds of travel time?
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Q2 - Appropriate spill control kit available and stocked?
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Q3 - Appropriate first aid kit available and stocked?
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Q4 - Emergency contact information posted by phone (and by entrance if needed)?
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Q5 - Work plan signed by all employees, contractors and visitors?<br>
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Q6 - SOP/COG's being used and reviewed?<br>
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Q7 - "No Smoking" signs posted inside the shop?<br>
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Q8 - Safe zones marked and communicated to visitors and employees?<br>
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Q9 - Short service employees wearing green striped on hard hat?<br>
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Q10 - Standing tools in the shop are secured?<br>
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Q11 - LEL monitors in shop are inspected & calibrated monthly and have proper documentation?<br>
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Q12 - Forklift inspected daily; wheels chocked, & forks faced down?<br>
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Q13 - All employees are trained in OSHA, work plan, SWAT, forklift, CPR/First Aid, Decision Driving, and have the proper documentation for training's?
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Q14 - Correct hand signals used for backing-in vehicles?
R - Walkways, Stairs, and Exits
Section: R - Walkways, Stairs, And Exits
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R1 - Aisles and passageways kept clear and marked as appropriate?
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R2 - Walk-off mats available for wet weather at all entrances?
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R3 - Safe walking clearance in aisles where equipment is operated?
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R4 - Floors even, no holes, no cracks, and no tripping hazards present?
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R5 - Floors kept as dry & non-slippery as practical, spills cleaned up immediately?
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R6 - Constantly wet floors have mats, grates, drainage, etc. where practical?
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R7 - Ramps have non-slip surfaces?
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R8 - Stairs with 4 or more risers have stair rails or handrails?
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R9 - Stair railings 30"-34" in height, withstands 200 lb. vertical/lateral force?
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R10 - Stair treads and nosing's reasonably slip resistant?
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R11 - Stairways at least 22 inches wide and risers uniform and proper height?
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R12 - Stairs exiting into path of vehicle traffic have barriers and warnings?
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R13 - Guardrails provided where floors more than 30 inches above next level?
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R14 - Bridges provided over conveyors, pits, troughs, or similar hazards?
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R15 - Exits properly marked illuminated and unobstructed?
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R16 - Emergency lighting available in hallways and stairwells?
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R17 - Doors which can be confused for exits, but do not lead to exits, properly marked?
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R18 - Exit doors not locked from direction of travel out the door?
S - Welding, Cutting, Or Brazing Operations
S - Welding, Cutting, Or Brazing Operations
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S1 - Personnel using welding, cutting, brazing equipment trained and authorized?
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S2 - Back flow/flash back protection used where appropriate?
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S3 - Only approved apparatuses used. (torches, regulators, manifolds, etc.)?
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S4 - Adequate ventilation exists or is provided for welding or cutting operations?
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S5 - Combustible scrap & debris kept clear of operations and removed promptly?
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S6 - Hot Work Permit issued for welding and cutting operations within classified areas?
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S7 - As needed, fire watch established & maintained for 30 min. after operations?
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S8 - Caution Welding/Grinding area sign posted?
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S9 - Welding/Cutting areas posted with No Smoking signs?
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S10 - Condition of hood and goggles is acceptable?<br>
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S11 - Fire extinguisher in welding area?<br><br>
T - Bulk Oil/Fuel Storage (SPCC Inspection)
Section: T - Bulk Oil/Fuel Storage (SPCC Inspection)
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T1 - Dolly for moving drums is available?
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T2 - Drip pans are available and in use?
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T3 - Grounded/bonded when dispensing?
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T4 - Leaks/spills cleaned up?
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T5 - Tank(s) condition good (not rusting, corrosion, pitting, etc.)?
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T6 - Tank surfaces, valves, flanges, and gaskets checked for signs of leakage?
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T7 - Overfill prevention devices working properly?
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T8 - Vents working properly?
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T9 - Secondary containment(s) intact (no cracks or leaks, etc.)?
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T10 - Secondary containment(s) clean & dry (no oil or water pooled)?
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T11 - Secondary containment(s) drain valves closed & locked to prevent unauthorized access?
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T12 - Standing fluids inside secondary containment visually inspected prior to discharge or properly disposed of?
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T13 - Fuel loading/unloading area has appropriate warning signs in place?
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T14 - Fuel loading/unloading area has no leaks in hoses or pumps?
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T15 - Fuel loading/unloading area drip pans are not overflowing?
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T16 - Fuel loading/unloading area containment curbing intact?
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T17 - Is fuel tank equipped with a locking filler cap or equivalent means to prevent unauthorized access?
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T18 - Does fuel pump have a remotely located shut off and is it clearly labeled?
U - Painting, Sandblasting, & Wash Rack
U - Painting, Sandblasting, & Wash Rack
Painting
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U1 - Is there a paint booth or designated painting area? <br>
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U2 - Is overspray contained in booth or designated area? <br>
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U3 - Is paint/paint thinner/solvent usage tracked? <br>
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U4 - Are paints, solvents, and aerosols stored in a flammable storage cabinet?
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U5 - Is paint/paint thinner/solvent waste managed by Safety Kleen? <br>
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U6 - Is paint/paint thinner/solvent waste stored in designated and properly labeled containers?
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U7 - Are waste accumulation start and end dates on container? <br>
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U8 - Are paint waste containers kept closed when waste is not being added?
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U9 - Are paint waste disposal records kept for at least 3 years?
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U10 - If required, are copies of air permits and required records accessible during business hours?
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U11 - Is painting conducted in a manner compliant with local regulations by either spray, brush, or aerosol?
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U12 - No Smoking sign posted near paint booth?<br>
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U13 - Fire extinguisher near paint booth area?<br>
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U14 - Date of last filter change acceptable?<br>
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U15 - All painting at the shop is conducted in the paint booth?<br>
Sandblasting
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U16 - Is sandblasting conducted in a blast booth, blast cabinet, or designated area? <br>
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U17 - Are sandblasting operation hours tracked? <br>
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U18 - Is spent blasting grit stored in a designated and properly labeled container? <br>
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U19 - Are waste accumulation start and end dates on container? <br>
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U20 - Are sandblast waste containers kept closed when waste is not being added? <br>
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U21 - Is blasting grit properly characterized as hazardous or nonhazardous and disposed of? <br>
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U22 - If required, are copies of air permits and required records accessible during business hours? <br>
Wash Rack
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U23 - Is wash rack used specifically for washing (no maintenance or painting)? <br>
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U24 - Is wash rack equipped with an impervious surface to fully contain all cleaning fluids? <br>
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U25 - Is wash rack designed to prevent over-spray?<br><br>
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U26 - Is wash water classified as exempt, hazardous, or non-hazardous and disposed of per Key Policy?
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U27 - Caution High Pressure, BOP Testing Area, PPE Required signs posted?<br>
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U28 - Hazard lights for BOP testing area?<br>
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U29 - Waste water pit condition?
V - Stacked Equipment Storage
V - Stacked Equipment Storage
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V1 - Is there a designated area for long term storage? <br>
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V2 - Are measures in place to prevent contaminants from running offsite (surface grading, berms, trenches)?
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V3 - Have all fluids been drained from all stacked equipment?
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V4 - Have batteries been removed from all stacked equipment?
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V5 - Have all starters been locked out and tagged out?
W - Yard
Yard
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W1 - All trailers have wheel chocks and parking cones?<br>
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W2 - Trailers with open top tool/junk baskets are covered?<br>
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W3 - Signs of oil, hydraulic, or other spills?<br>
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W4 - Pipe racks have proper safety pins in place?<br>
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W5 - Propane tank labeled, No Smoking sign, Caution Flammable sign posted?<br>
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W6 - Overall housekeeping in yard?<br>
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W7 - Any unused metal, hoses, etc. disposed of properly?<br>
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W8 - Fuel island tanks labeled?<br>
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W9 - Fire extinguishers inspected, recharged, and maintained as required?<br>
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W10 - No smoking-STOP your Engine sign on pump?<br>
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W11 - Backing-in parking followed?<br>
X - Fence and Gate
Fence and Gate
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X1 - Key Energy Services sign posted?<br>
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X2 - STOP Fasten Your Seatbelt sign posted as you leave the yard?<br>
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X3 - All visitors must check in at front office sign posted?<br>
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X4 - Speed-limit sign 10 mph or less posted?<br>
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X5 - Lights on for safety sign posted?<br>
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X6 - Sign for backing-in parking only?<br>