Information

  • Document No. (Year-month)

  • Audit Title

  • Conducted on

  • Auditor(s) :

  • Personnel (employees involved)

Personal Protective Equipment

  • Is the Operator wearing Authorized safety glasses in good condition ?

  • Is the Operator wearing Authorized safety glasses in good condition ?

  • Is the operator wearing ear plugs correctly ?

  • Is the operator wearing ear plugs correctly ?

  • Is the Operator wearing safety shoes in good condition ?

  • Is the Operator wearing safety shoes in good condition ?

  • Is the operator wearing cut resistant 5 gloves while handling machine knives or working in the saw ? If not, are they available quickly ? In good condition ?

  • Is the operator wearing cut resistant 5 gloves while handling machine knives or working in the saw ? If not, are they available quickly ? In good condition ?

  • Is the operator wearing light duty gloves at packaging station ?

Tools and Equipment

  • Are setup tools stored at the correct place ?

  • SCORE How many hand tools are in good condition ? (10 tools)

  • Absence of hand retractable knives to cut strapping, films and board ?

  • Is the cutting tool shown in good condition ?

  • Are the cleaning tool available and stored at the right place ?

  • Is the reciprocating saw in good condition ? (Guard, cable, handle)

  • SCORE How many electrical cabinets on total are closed and in good condition ?

  • No unauthorized tools in toolboxes, draws, desk ...?

Guarding

  • Are the weekly checks done and recorded ?

GUARDS : The following guards are in good condition :

  • Creel wheels

  • Pullback piston box

  • Scanner creel side

  • Scanner inside ply side

  • Pulley heads

  • Winder motors

  • Supporting rolls

  • Sensitive mat saw entrance

  • Saw entrance side shields

  • Saw left and right doors

  • Saw exit fixed guards

  • Saw exit light curtain

  • Packaging station light curtains

  • The edges of the control pannel are protected by rubber ?

  • All the pins to protect from falling ribbons are in place ?

Housekeeping

  • No obstacles on the floor (cables, waste, film, pallets ...) in the working areas ?

  • No spills that could create a slippery area (water, glue, oil etc....) ?

  • No machine knives not protected in draws, boxes etc....

  • Waste bins are regularly emptied and not overloaded

  • Cupboards are well organized and clean (no waste,no food etc...)

  • Level of lighting is enough

  • General level of housekeeping (unacceptable-dirty but safe-good-very good)

Moving around

  • Employees are moving without rushing

  • Paper ribbons are secured at the creel, at the back side and near the inside ply.

CHEMICALS

  • Only few quantities are kept on the winder (<5 litres)

  • Operator knows where to find the material safety data sheet

  • Operator knows the hazards signs

  • No container without appropriate labelling

Fire and emergency

  • All extinguishers are accessible and in good condition (3 extinguishers)

  • Employee knows where is the nearest emergency exit

  • Emergency exit are clear and open easily

Material handling

  • The winder hoist is used to lift the spindles

  • The winder hoist is in good condition and working properly (check up-down, visual check of the chain-hook-safety latches....)

  • The slings are in good condition and checked less than one year (check color ring)

  • Creel festoin cables are in good condition arnd correctly fastened

Lockout Tagout (ask the employee to demonstrate)

  • Energy isolation device are clearly identified and in good condition

  • Each operator has is own lock

  • Key is kept by the operator

  • LOTO is used for setup and cleaning (including knive change, winding belt change etc...)

  • Absence of energy tested after machine has been isolated

  • Belt turning when attaching plies

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