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Walking/Working Surfaces

  • Are aisles and walkways kept clear and open?

  • Are aisles marked as required, and are markings in good condition?

  • Are the floors clear of tripping hazards?

  • Do work areas have adequate lighting?

  • Are sidewalks and employee entrances free of tripping hazards?

  • Are all exits kept free of obstructions and available for instant use?

  • Is a clear working space of at least 36 inches provided around all panels and electrical shut offs?

  • Are all exits marked with an exit sign and illuminated by a reliable light source?

  • Are pallet, boxes, and other goods stacked properly?

  • Are racks in good condition and anchored to the floor?

  • Are material storage areas clean and orderly?

  • Are toilets and wash areas clean and sanitary?

  • Are ladders in good condition (rungs, hinges, cracks, etc.)?

  • Are guards correctly in place on all machines?

  • Is PPE available at the battery charging station?

  • Are fire extinguishers free from all obstructions and immediately available?

  • Are first aid kits accessible and properly stocked?

  • Are eyewash stations available & properly maintained?

  • Are all extension cords being used correctly and in good condition?

  • Air hoses have pressure release holes?

  • Are flammable/combustibles properly covered and stored?

  • Are compressed gas cylinders labeled and secured?

  • Are all chemical containers properly labeled to include the name of the material and hazards?

  • Are all chemical containers properly labeled to include the name of the material and hazards?

  • Are step ladders and step stools free of visible damage?

  • Are lanyards and fall harnesses being used as required?

  • Are forklifts being used safely?

  • Is all lifting equipment, including chains and slings, in good condition and visually inspected before each use?

  • Are employees using good mechanics when lifting objects?

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