Information

  • Document No.

  • Inspection Date:

  • Inspection conducted by:

  • Office Location:

Houskeeping

  • 1. Floor surfaces are clean, dry, level and in good condition.

  • 2. Carpets are secured to the floor, free of worn or frayed seams.

  • 3. Floor mats are slip resistant; do not present trip hazard?

  • 4. Differences in floor levels are clearly marked.

  • 5. Stairways and steps are in good condition, covered with skid-resistant materials where appropriate, and free of debris or other materials.

  • 6. Traffic areas are clear and unobstructed by boxes, cartons, or other materials.

  • 7. Office lighting is adequate. Burned out bulbs are replaced.

  • 8. Glass doors are marked to keep people from walking through them.

  • 9. Trash and/or recycle containers are available and emptied regularly.

  • 10. No noticeable dust or odors in the office

  • 11. Other housekeeping.

  • Housekeeping Notes:

  • Material Storage
  • 1. Items stored in appropriate locations.

  • 2. Items stored in such a manner that they will not fall, slide or roll

  • 3. Boxes or other items are not stacked too high. Minimum 18 inches from the ceiling.

  • 4. Heavy materials are not stored on top of cabinets.

  • 5. Stacked materials do not block sprinkler systems or ventilation grating.

  • 6. Boxes, trash or other items are not blocking hallways, walkways, doors or creating a fire hazard.

  • 7. Other material storage.

  • Material Storage Notes:

Office Furniture

  • 1. Office furnishings are arranged in such a manner that they do not obstruct walkways, exit passageways and other traffic areas.

  • 2. File cabinet drawers do not open into walkways or high traffic areas.

  • 3. File cabinets are secured in a manner that they will not tip.

  • 4. Desk drawers and file cabinet drawers have safety stops.

  • 5. Shelving is secured or heavier items are located on lower levels to prevent them from tipping over

  • 6. Chairs are in good condition with no loose casters or other parts.

  • 7. Other furniture.

  • Office Furniture Notes:

Electrical Safety

  • 1. Extension cords do not present any tripping hazards.

  • 2. Extension cords are not frayed or worn.

  • 2. Extension cords are only used in situations where fixed wiring is not feasible.

  • 3. Extension cords are not under rugs, mats or duct tape.

  • 4. Extension cords do not run through ceilings, wall openings or doorways.

  • 5. Power strips have built-in over current and voltage surge protection.

  • 6. Power strips are plugged directly into outlets.

  • 7. All electrical outlets and light switches have covers and are secured.

  • 8. Electrical appliances and equipment are well maintained with no frayed cords.

  • 9. Electrical circuits are not overloaded.

  • 10. Access to the electrical panel is not obstructed.

  • 11. Other electrical:

  • Electrical Safety Notes:

Emergency and Evacuation

  • 1. Evacuation Plan is available and posted near each exit location.

  • 2. Employees are familiar with the evacuation plan, meeting locations and reporting responsabilities.

  • 3. Emergency/evacuation drill is conducted annually.

  • 4. Emergency evacuation route maps are posted throughout office and highly visible.

  • 5. Exits lights and/or other emergency lights are working

  • 6. Weather radio is working.

  • 7. Other emergency and evacuation.

  • Emergency and Evacuation Notes:

Fire Prevention

  • 1. Emergency alarm systems have been established and tested.

  • 2. Electrical mechanical utility rooms are not being used as storage rooms.

  • 3. Directions to exit(s) are clearly marked?

  • 3. Flammable chemicals are in fire proof cabinets

  • 5. Ignitable materials are kept away from heat-producing appliances

  • 6. Fire doors are not stopped in an open position.

  • 7. Fire extinguishers are serviced yearly.

  • 8. Fire extinguishers are inspected on a monthly basis and documented

  • 9. Other fire prevention.

  • Fire Prevention Notes:

First Aid, CPR, AED, BBP and Eye Wash Station

  • 1. First Aid, CPR, AED and Bloodborne Pathogen kits are readily available and clearly marked?

  • 2. First Aid, CPR, AED and Bloodborne Pathogen kits are fully stocked and not expired.

  • 3. First Aid, CPR & AED kits are inspected on a monthly basis and documented

  • 4. First Aid, CPR, AED and Bloodborne Pathogens training for employees is current and documented.

  • 5. BBP kits are inspected on a yearly basis and documented.

  • 6. Emergency Eye Wash station is readily available and not expired.

  • 7. Emergency Eye Wash station is inspected on a monthly basis and documented.

  • 8. Emergency Eye /wash Station is located with 55ft. (or 10 seconds) of the work area

  • 9. Other.

  • First Aid, CPR, AED, BBP & Eye Wash Station Notes:

Ladders

  • 1. Ladders are available to reach overhead storage areas and for replacement of light bulbs?

  • 2. Ladders are inspected on a quarterly basis and documented.

  • 3. Ladders are inspected for cracks, bent braces & broken foot rungs each time before use

  • 4. Other ladders.

  • Ladder Notes:

Safety Data Sheets / Hazardous Chemicals

  • 1. The “Hazardous Chemical Inventory List” is current

  • 2. There is a MSDS for each product listed on the “Hazardous Products Inventory List”.

  • 3. There is a MSDS for each product in the office even though it is not a "hazardous product"

  • 4. Products not in the original manufactures containers are properly labeled.

  • 5. Other SDS.

  • SDS / Hazardous Chemicals Notes:

Security

  • 1. Security system is working properly.

  • 2. All exit doors are secured during regular business hours

  • 3. Company vehicles are signed out and back in at the end of each work day.

  • 4. Other Security:

  • Security Notes:

Comments, Observations and Recommendations

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  • Observer 1 Signature

  • Observer 2 Signature

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