Information

  • Audit Title

  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Postings /OSHA Complaince

  • 1. ARAMARK Safety Policy Statement posted?

  • 2. Provider panel ( Bunch and Associates) - posted and readily avaiable in case of medical emergency?

  • 3. Reporting injuries policy? Displayed in a prominent ares?<br>

  • 4. Lag time Contact panel is posted with three levels of contact information provide?<br>

  • 5. OSHA 300 A summary log completed ( posted 2/1 to 4/30?

  • 6. Emergency telephone numbers posted- readily available?

  • 7. Currently monthly safety poster (Spellbound or S&RC Safety talk) posted in? Visible area?

  • 8. Workers compensation Fraud Poster displayed?

Personal protective equipment

  • 9. Kevlar cut resistant gloves: adequate supply, clean and in good condition? worn when knifes are in use?

  • 10. Metal Mesh Steal Gloves : (two per location) Required for use cleaning, assembling slicers, buffalo choppers, ect?

  • 11. Steam/ liquid resistant burn guard mittens or gloves? Adequate supply? In good condition?

  • 12. Cotton Terry insulated gloves: employees usining gloves when grilling or frying?

  • 13. Burn sleeves? Worn when grilling and working with hot equipment?

  • 14. Approved Box Cutters and Bag cutters readily available and in use?

  • 15. Arm length rubber gloves - must be worn when washing pots and pans?

  • 16. Chemical resistant gloves - Apron- Goggles available and required when working with chemicals?

Chemical Safety

  • 17. Hazard communication binder (MSDS) equipped with all current MSDS communication for each hazardous substance? Verify w/ chemical inventory log.

  • 18. HAZCOM and other appropriate chemical training completed and documented. Verified with three employees.

  • 19. Chemicals - labeled and stored with propuct identification and hazzard warning?

  • 20. Eye washing stations - in place and in good working repair?

  • 21. Appropriate chemical resistant gloves, eye/ face protection, ect, provided and used.

General safety checklist

  • 22. Are evacuation maps posted, legible, and visible?

  • 23. Are exit doors clearly marked and unobstructed marked "exit"?

  • 24. Are portable fire extinguishers unobstructed, accessible and inspected?

  • 25. Sprinkler heads-clean, unobstructed with 18" clearance?

  • 26. Are all electrical cords, plugs, and switches in good condition ( no cuts-splices-ect) and securely mounted?

  • 27. Are all lamp/light fixtures covered or protected?

  • 28. Are floor surfaces free of cracks, holes, and tripping hazards? Check all surface areas.

  • 29. Potential wet floor surfaces covered with non-slip material? Water eliminated or minimized?

  • 30. Are wet floor signs being used? Adequate quantity - placement - in good repair?

  • 31. Are changes in elevation readily identifiable?

  • 32. Are Ladders/steps Stools sturdy in good repair? Do employees maintain three- point contact with ladder? Verify with associate.

  • 33. Are all tanks & cylinders (CO2) chained/secured preventing from tipping?

  • 34. Are all areas organized, free of trip hazards and general housekeeping satisfactory?

  • 35. Loading docks - neat, organized?

  • 36. Office space- well organized and displayed safety tips?

  • 37. Hand trucks/carts/dollies in good repair?

  • 38. Trash - correct equipment and proper lifting used?

  • 39. Are exterior walkways and sidewalks free of debris, with no major impediments?

  • 40. Freezer floor free of ice?

  • 41. Non- skid mats - at all ice machines, pot sink and dish machine as needed?

  • 42. Shelves - heavy items no higher then 36"?

  • 43. Hazardous/Mechanical equipment appear to be properly guarded? ( slicers, choppers, electrical boxes, ect)

  • 44. First aid kit and burn kit fully stocked and accessible to work areas?

  • 45. Are knives stored in caddies or otherwise in? Designated safe manner?

  • 46. Safety signage visible inappropriate areas? PPE- Lifting-Caution, ect?

General safety observations/ culture

  • 47. All employees in approved slip resistant shoes? Are in good condition? Adequate supply of slip- on shoe covers available for new-hires/ visitors?

  • 48. Are spills cleaned up immediately and warning signage in place?

  • 49. Have employees been trained on PPE procedures I.e. what PPE is necessary for job task, when needed, and how to us it? Verify with three employees.

  • 50. Do employees maintain three-point contact with ladder/steps tool? Verify procedure with an employee.

  • 51. Are cut resistant gloves worn on non-cutting hand when using knifes?

  • 52. Are steel mesh cut gloves worn on both hands when cleaning slicers, wedges, and similar items? Verify with an employee.

  • 53. Are employees commuicating with each other as they move thought the kitchen? ( example: hot food)

  • 54. Are employees not wearing dangling jewelry or loose clothing? ( including earnings, necklaces, and bracelets)

  • 55. Are employees using proper lifting techniques ( carts for heavy / awkward items, lifting from knees, buddy system)? Verify with three employees.

Staff Knowlege

  • 56. Does the employee(s) know how to initiate the fire alarm?

  • 57. Does the employee(s) know what to do in case of a fire?

  • 58. Does the employee(s) know where to locate the fire extinguishers?

  • 59. Does the employee(s) know where to locate the MSDS information and how to utilize the information?

  • 60. Does the employee(s) know how, when and who to report all injuries or incidents? Verify with three employees.

  • 61. Does the employees know how to report unsafe tools/equipment or conditions? Verify with three employees.

  • 62. LO? Or S&RC monthly safety topic poster displayed? Verify location and topic with employees.

  • 63. Does the employee(s) know what the safety tip of the day is?

  • 64. Are employees reviewing the weekly safety update at pre/post-shift meetings? Ask two employees to review " best practices" shared during meeting.

  • 65. Was safety addressed at the pre- shift service meeting? Employees engaged in the discussion?

  • 66. Is safety recognition program posted?

  • 67. Are employees aware of the safety reconfintioj program and how to be recognized a fellow employee? Verify with three employees.

  • 68. Has the unit held a safety committee meeting for the current period and do employees know who the committee members are?

  • 69. Are safe STEP Observations being conducted by FLA? How often?

  • 70. Are employees provided feedback ( recognition/coaching) during safe STEP observations?

DMM / STEP complaince

  • 71. Safety committee meeting minutes - review last three months.

  • 72. Safe STEP observations ( 1-per week) - review last two months

  • 73. Safe STEP Assessment completed - review the last three months.

  • 74. DMM review - current compliance @ 100% - 5 Why's completed.

  • 75. Trainting - all employees trained on safeSTEP and ServSafe as applicable?

  • 76. Food handler training logged in DMM.

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