Team Safety Office Inspection

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General Workplace

Is the required OSHA 300 Log posted in a common area? (Must be posted from February 1st - April 30th)
Is the OSHA poster at site/facility per OSHA 1903.2(a)(3)
Corridors and isles free from obstructions and STF hazards:
Required safety signs in place and legible:
Electrical panels have 36" clearance around panel:
Floors and ceilings in good repair:
General housekeeping of an acceptable standard:
Power cords and surge protectors in good condition and properly used:
Switch plates and receptacle covers in good condition:
Portable heaters equipped with tip over protection:
Stairways free from obstructions, free from worn or damaged tile or carpet, and handrails in good condition:
Furniture, desk, and chairs fit for purpose and being used correctly:
Storage areas in good condition, well maintained, and organized:
Good general illumination with no missing bulbs:
Exit signs-lighting working:

Is a map of the office posted for the entire facility, including the designated rally point
Does the office have written documentation for training on the plan?
Does the plan include provisions of any local or State regulations or client requirements are implemented in the EAP by the Branch or Project Manager?
The following requirements are being met for EXIT routes: Each EXIT is clearly visible and marked by a sign reading "EXIT": At least two exit routes are available in a workplace to permit prompt evacuation of employees and other buildings occupants: Each EXIT leads directly outside or to a street, walkway, refuge area, public way, or open space with access to the outside and is large enough to accommodate the building occupants likely to use the EXIT route: Exit doors are unlocked and accessible from the inside at all times without keys, tools or special knowledge:
Has the Branch performed a drill annually?

Company operated trucks operate with their tailgates up so that the blue "How Am I Driving" decal is visible at all times?
Decals are not cut or modified in any way to prevent easy reading by drivers following behind or next to a S&ME operated truck.

All Ladders used at S&ME are free from defects and all moving parts are working properly;
All affected employees using ladders have been trained;
Has the Branch ensured the defective or damaged ladders are taken out of service?
When not in use, ladders shall be stored in a designated location out of direct sunlight and not exposed to harmful elements that may cause decay/damage.
Broken equipment tagged out of service and removed from property?

Proper PPE signs posted for machine use.
Bench grinders maintain a maximum distance of 1/8" at rest platform and a maximum of 1/4" at the top side of grinder:
PPE readily available for capping concrete cylinders:
Break machine in good condition with safety cage in place:
Capping compound area properly ventilated:
Cylinder curing room have adequate lighting:
Work area free from STF hazards:
Work area is clean, organized, and all tools and equipment properly stored:

Branch emergency action plan posted:
First Aid Kit and AED inspected and fully stocked:
Hazcom Program posted and up to date:
Fire doors kept closed:
Fire extinguishers in place, free from obstruction and have been inspected and documented:
Fire alarm call points free from obstruction:
Items stored no closer than 18 inches of ceiling with sprinklers:
Auxiliary lighting working:

Written Program
Up to date list of hazardous chemicals known to be present in the work place.
Information on precautionary labels and other forms of warning for known hazardous chemicals in the work place.
Are all chemicals properly labeled and legible?
MSDS for every chemical:
Documentation of periodic Inspections (6.5)
Written Documentation of Verification of Training (8.3)
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