Information

  • Haliburton WWTP

  • Dysart et al

  • Conducted on

  • Auditor

  • Location
  • Personnel working at location: Randy Friesen, Sylvain Gobiel, Brandon Spanger, Rob Cooney

MAIN OFFICE AREA

Fire Extinguishers: Check charge, assessibility, hose condition: Initial and date tag

  • Front Door

  • Hallway at Bathroom

  • Basement Corner at Stairs (spare)

  • Noise level is acceptable/adequately controlled

First Aid kits: check contents, assessibility

  • Hallway at Bathroom

Exit signs:signs visible, lights lit

  • Main Entrance

  • Back Door by Stairs

Basement Stairs

  • Are Stairs clear of hazards, lignting adiquate , assessible

Old Plant Generator Room

  • Fuel Storage Tanks: ceck for condition of tank, leaks

  • Any Other Issues of Concern: tripping hazards, electrical sockets, shelving secure, housekeeping etc.

MAIN SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT

Fire Extinguishers: Check charge, assessibility, hose condition: Initial and date tag

  • Main Door at Compressor

  • At end of shelving unit

  • MCC Room inside door

  • Inside first door of UV room

  • Main plant generator room inside door

  • Main plant generator room on far wall

  • Door leading to Digester

  • Door leading to Basement

  • Landing at basement stairs

  • Inside second door of UV room

  • Vehicle 20

  • Vehicle 58

  • Vehicle 59

First Aid kits: check contents, assessibility

  • At end of shelving unit

  • Vehicle 20

  • Vehicle 58

  • Vehicle 59

Emergency Lighting:Flip off breaker #3 in breaker box in MCC Room: check that lights turn on

  • Above main door

  • Above and to right of door to Digester

  • Above door to basement

  • Above door at landing on basement stairs

  • On far basement wall above blower in storage

  • Above and to the right of Filter Control Panel

  • On far wall of UV room

  • Above door to Clarifier

  • Above desk in MCC room

  • QAbove generator room door

Eye Wash Station: Tested , sign and date tag

  • Sink next to Alum tank

  • Portable station in basement on UV room wall. (Check expiry date replace annually)

Personal Protecton Equipments: check condition/Inventory

  • Hearing protection

  • Respirators

  • Boots

  • Gloves- nitril, leather, cut

  • Hard hats

  • Traffic/high viz vests

  • Fall protection: winch, harnesses, gas detector, tri pod, connectors

  • Safety glasses

  • Spill kits- ckeck contents

MSDS

  • Are MSDS' s current- Plant,

  • Are MSDS' s current- Office

Ladders: check condition, safe to use, secured when storec

  • Are Ladders in proper safe operating condition

  • Are ladders securely stored

Battery Storage

  • Are batteries in good working condition

  • Are batteries safely stored

  • Are Batterys read for disposal properly separated and labeled for removal at hazardous waste day

Outside Property

  • Is lighting operating as designed

  • Check condition of sign outside of office

  • Parking lot condition

  • Fence around plant secure

  • Shed in good condition

  • Shed contents in order, No hazardous chemicals in shed

Pumping stations: physically inspected for external damage, accessibility, hazards around stations

  • 4 old pump stations

  • 8 new pump stations

JHSC Bulleton Board: check for updated material, remove outdated material, check for recent minutes, workplace audits, JHSC member list, OHS book , etc

  • WSIB Regulation 1101- FIRST AID

  • Emergency Preparedness Plan: with pocket extracts

  • Occupational Health ans Safety Policy : posted and current

  • Form 82- In case of accident

  • Employment Standards Act - poster

  • Company Workplace Violence Policy - posted and current

  • JSHC-Workplace inspectons - most current

  • JSHC Minutes of meeting - most resent

  • Copies of any Ministry of Labour Orders

  • Emergency Phone Numbers

  • ASI First Aid Names and work locations

  • Accident Summary Report

  • ASI First Aid Names and work locations

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