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  • Conducted on

  • Name

  • Position

Vantage Point One

Vantage Point One

Culture

  • Safety Signage<br> -Signage is in good condition and identifies hazards.

  • Safety Communication (General) <br> - Safety board is present.<br> - Safety board info is relevant and current.<br> - Meeting regularly and publishing minutes.<br>

  • Cast Engagement Questions (General)<br> - Do you know where the safety board in the shop is<br> - Do you know how to report a near miss?<br> - In an emergency, what is your evacuation route?

  • Other Culture Categories (General)<br> - Safety recognition<br> - Near miss reporting<br> - Emergency Preparedness

  • Comments

High Frequency Hazards

  • Ladders<br> - Ladders are secure and properly stored.<br> - Markings and inspection labels are present and legible.

  • Hazcom/Chemical Handling<br> - Containers are properly labeled and stored.<br> - Flammables are stored appropriately in flammable storage cabinets.<br> - SDS information is available and accessible.<br> - Safety shower/eyewash stations are accessible.

  • Ergonomic Training and Awareness<br> - Evidence that SIM is being communicated and promoted in the area.<br> - Workstation layout conducive for repetitive motion and material handling.

  • 5S Workplace Organization <br> - Storage areas clean and organized.<br> - Racking/shelving is in good condition, organized and appropriately labeled. <br> - Aisles and pathways are clean, clear, and visible.

  • Cast Engagement Questions (General)<br> - Where is the nearest fire extinguisher/eye wash/safety shower?<br> - Do you know where the SDS is in your area?

  • Other High Frequency Categories<br> - Pedestrian safety<br> - Food safety<br> - Vehicle/delivery safety <br> - FOS Construction Sites

  • Comments

High Severity Hazards

  • Electrical Safety<br> - EERs are locked and panels are appropriately labeled.<br>

  • Machine Guarding <br> - Machine guards are in place and properly utilized.

  • Powered Industrial Trucks<br> - Labels, instructions, and operator inspections are up to date.

  • Other High Severity Categories<br> - Fall Protection<br> - Ride Motion Protection<br> - Confined Spaces <br> - Aerial Work Platforms<br> - PTVs<br>

  • Comments

Vantage Point Two

Vantage Point Two

Culture

  • Safety Signage<br> -Signage is in good condition and identifies hazards.

  • Safety Communication (General) <br> - Safety board is present.<br> - Safety board info is relevant and current.<br> - Meeting regularly and publishing minutes.<br>

  • Cast Engagement Questions (General)<br> - Do you know where the safety board in the shop is<br> - Do you know how to report a near miss?<br> - In an emergency, what is your evacuation route?

  • Other Culture Categories (General)<br> - Safety recognition<br> - Near miss reporting<br> - Emergency Preparedness

  • Comments

High Frequency Hazards

  • Ladders<br> - Ladders are secure and properly stored.<br> - Markings and inspection labels are present and legible.

  • Hazcom/Chemical Handling<br> - Containers are properly labeled and stored.<br> - Flammables are stored appropriately in flammable storage cabinets.<br> - SDS information is available and accessible.<br> - Safety shower/eyewash stations are accessible.

  • Ergonomic Training and Awareness<br> - Evidence that SIM is being communicated and promoted in the area.<br> - Workstation layout conducive for repetitive motion and material handling.

  • 5S Workplace Organization <br> - Storage areas clean and organized.<br> - Racking/shelving is in good condition, organized and appropriately labeled. <br> - Aisles and pathways are clean, clear, and visible.

  • Cast Engagement Questions (General)<br> - Where is the nearest fire extinguisher/eye wash/safety shower?<br> - Do you know where the SDS is in your area?

  • Other High Frequency Categories<br> - Pedestrian safety<br> - Food safety<br> - Vehicle/delivery safety <br> - FOS Construction Sites

  • Comments

High Severity Hazards

  • Safety Signage<br> -Signage is in good condition and identifies hazards.

  • Machine Guarding <br> - Machine guards are in place and properly utilized.

  • Powered Industrial Trucks<br> - Labels, instructions, and operator inspections are up to date.

  • Other High Severity Categories<br> - Fall Protection<br> - Ride Motion Protection<br> - Confined Spaces <br> - Aerial Work Platforms<br> - PTVs<br>

  • Comments

Vantage Point Three

Vantage Point Three

Culture

  • Safety Signage<br> -Signage is in good condition and identifies hazards.

  • Safety Communication (General) <br> - Safety board is present.<br> - Safety board info is relevant and current.<br> - Meeting regularly and publishing minutes.<br>

  • Cast Engagement Questions (General)<br> - Do you know where the safety board in the shop is<br> - Do you know how to report a near miss?<br> - In an emergency, what is your evacuation route?

  • Other Culture Categories (General)<br> - Safety recognition<br> - Near miss reporting<br> - Emergency Preparedness

  • Comments

High Frequency Hazards

  • Ladders<br> - Ladders are secure and properly stored.<br> - Markings and inspection labels are present and legible.

  • Hazcom/Chemical Handling<br> - Containers are properly labeled and stored.<br> - Flammables are stored appropriately in flammable storage cabinets.<br> - SDS information is available and accessible.<br> - Safety shower/eyewash stations are accessible.

  • Ergonomic Training and Awareness<br> - Evidence that SIM is being communicated and promoted in the area.<br> - Workstation layout conducive for repetitive motion and material handling.

  • 5S Workplace Organization <br> - Storage areas clean and organized.<br> - Racking/shelving is in good condition, organized and appropriately labeled. <br> - Aisles and pathways are clean, clear, and visible.

  • Cast Engagement Questions (General)<br> - Where is the nearest fire extinguisher/eye wash/safety shower?<br> - Do you know where the SDS is in your area?

  • Other High Frequency Categories<br> - Pedestrian safety<br> - Food safety<br> - Vehicle/delivery safety <br> - FOS Construction Sites

  • Comments

High Severity Hazards

  • Electrical Safety<br> - EERs are locked and panels are appropriately labeled.<br>

  • Machine Guarding <br> - Machine guards are in place and properly utilized.

  • Powered Industrial Trucks<br> - Labels, instructions, and operator inspections are up to date.

  • Other High Severity Categories<br> - Fall Protection<br> - Ride Motion Protection<br> - Confined Spaces <br> - Aerial Work Platforms<br> - PTVs<br>

  • Comments

Vantage Point Four

Vantage Point Four

Culture

  • Safety Signage<br> -Signage is in good condition and identifies hazards.

  • Safety Communication (General) <br> - Safety board is present.<br> - Safety board info is relevant and current.<br> - Meeting regularly and publishing minutes.<br>

  • Cast Engagement Questions (General)<br> - Do you know where the safety board in the shop is<br> - Do you know how to report a near miss?<br> - In an emergency, what is your evacuation route?

  • Other Culture Categories (General)<br> - Safety recognition<br> - Near miss reporting<br> - Emergency Preparedness

  • Comments

High Frequency Hazard

  • Ladders<br> - Ladders are secure and properly stored.<br> - Markings and inspection labels are present and legible.

  • Hazcom/Chemical Handling<br> - Containers are properly labeled and stored.<br> - Flammables are stored appropriately in flammable storage cabinets.<br> - SDS information is available and accessible.<br> - Safety shower/eyewash stations are accessible.

  • Ergonomic Training and Awareness<br> - Evidence that SIM is being communicated and promoted in the area.<br> - Workstation layout conducive for repetitive motion and material handling.

  • 5S Workplace Organization <br> - Storage areas clean and organized.<br> - Racking/shelving is in good condition, organized and appropriately labeled. <br> - Aisles and pathways are clean, clear, and visible.

  • Cast Engagement Questions (General)<br> - Where is the nearest fire extinguisher/eye wash/safety shower?<br> - Do you know where the SDS is in your area?

  • Other High Frequency Categories<br> - Pedestrian safety<br> - Food safety<br> - Vehicle/delivery safety <br> - FOS Construction Sites

  • Comments

High Severity Hazards

  • Electrical Safety<br> - EERs are locked and panels are appropriately labeled.<br>

  • Machine Guarding <br> - Machine guards are in place and properly utilized.

  • Powered Industrial Trucks<br> - Labels, instructions, and operator inspections are up to date.

  • Other High Severity Categories<br> - Fall Protection<br> - Ride Motion Protection<br> - Confined Spaces <br> - Aerial Work Platforms<br> - PTVs<br>

  • Comments

Vantage Point Five

Vantage Point Five

Culture

  • Safety Signage<br> -Signage is in good condition and identifies hazards.

  • Safety Communication (General) <br> - Safety board is present.<br> - Safety board info is relevant and current.<br> - Meeting regularly and publishing minutes.<br>

  • Cast Engagement Questions (General)<br> - Do you know where the safety board in the shop is<br> - Do you know how to report a near miss?<br> - In an emergency, what is your evacuation route?

  • Other Culture Categories (General)<br> - Safety recognition<br> - Near miss reporting<br> - Emergency Preparedness

  • Comments

High Frequency Hazards

  • Ladders<br> - Ladders are secure and properly stored.<br> - Markings and inspection labels are present and legible.

  • Hazcom/Chemical Handling<br> - Containers are properly labeled and stored.<br> - Flammables are stored appropriately in flammable storage cabinets.<br> - SDS information is available and accessible.<br> - Safety shower/eyewash stations are accessible.

  • Ergonomic Training and Awareness<br> - Evidence that SIM is being communicated and promoted in the area.<br> - Workstation layout conducive for repetitive motion and material handling.

  • 5S Workplace Organization <br> - Storage areas clean and organized.<br> - Racking/shelving is in good condition, organized and appropriately labeled. <br> - Aisles and pathways are clean, clear, and visible.

  • Cast Engagement Questions (General)<br> - Where is the nearest fire extinguisher/eye wash/safety shower?<br> - Do you know where the SDS is in your area?

  • Other High Frequency Categories<br> - Pedestrian safety<br> - Food safety<br> - Vehicle/delivery safety <br> - FOS Construction Sites

  • Comments

High Severity Hazards

  • Electrical Safety<br> - EERs are locked and panels are appropriately labeled.<br>

  • Machine Guarding <br> - Machine guards are in place and properly utilized.

  • Powered Industrial Trucks<br> - Labels, instructions, and operator inspections are up to date.

  • Other High Severity Categories<br> - Fall Protection<br> - Ride Motion Protection<br> - Confined Spaces <br> - Aerial Work Platforms<br> - PTVs<br>

  • Comments

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