Title Page

  • Warehouse Safety Inspection

  • Craft Contracting and Consulting LLC

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

Purpose

  • The purpose of this SOP is to guarantee warehouse safety. The measures are intended to protect employees and goods.

Daily Procedures

  • Make sure there are no slipping or trip hazards in critical areas. They can cause serious injuries and damaged goods. Are there any slipping or trip hazards?

  • Damaged shelves can lead to goods falling down. Is there any visible damage to the shelves?

  • Are all goods stored adequately and secured? Are there any goods hanging over the shelves?

  • Are the shelves overloaded?

  • Are the storge areas crowded?

  • Are the machines (forklifts etc.) maintained and working correctly?

  • Clean area is a safe area. Is all the saw dust cleaned up, scrap wood, garbage, bathrooms clean, etc?

  • Is there easy access to important equipment (fire extinguishers, emergency exits, etc.)?

  • Are employees wearing safety vests, hard hats, safety glasses, and proper safety attire?

  • Is all of the equipment, tools, extension cords working properly without any damage?

  • Are the cameras working properly?

  • Are the tools, nails and material being checked out and documented?

  • Are all doors and windows closed and locked?

  • Is everything turned off and unplugged?

Weekly Procedures

  • Are the licenses of employees still valid?

  • Are the fire extinguishers checked and valid?

  • Are there enough safety vests?

  • Is there enough space to work between the stages?

  • Are the shelves properly secured on the floor?

  • Are there enough tools to support hand carriage?

  • Are the warning signs visible and unobstructed?

  • Do all employees know the emergency procedure?

  • Was the safety meeting done this week?

Completion

  • Full Name and Signature of Employee

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