Information

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Document No.

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Weekly Walk Thru

Housekeeping/Walking Working Surfaces/General Safety

  • Work areas and floors clean and orderly?

  • Raw materials, work products, and waste containers stored in appropriate/designated locations?

  • Spilled materials cleaned up immediately and work surfaces kept dry, or appropriate means taken to ensure the surfaces are slip resistant?

  • Saw dust collection systems emptied and cleaned daily, Vinyl Weekly?

  • No evidence of eating , drinking (cups, mugs, papers, etc.) anywhere except designated locations such as break rooms/cafeteria?

Hazard Communication

  • All containers (bottles, cans drums, etc...) in the department labeled with product identity and HMIS rating?

  • All totes, containers and chemical equipment properly sealed, stored or turned off at the end of the day?

  • All labels legible? <br>

  • Team members know where the SDS Book is located?

PPE

  • Bump caps, safety glasses & ear plugs being worn properly by everyone?

  • Team members wearing department specific PPE IE: Cut resistant gloves, siding, floors, installation of furnaces, roof jacks and working with a utility knife, fall protection harnesses, knee pads in roofing, cut resistant gloves and sleeves while carrying mirrors, face shield and gloves top build.

  • No loose clothing which may become caught.

Fire Protection

  • Is there at least 18" from all material and the sprinkler heads?

  • Are battery chargers on metal and away from al combustibles?<br>

  • Is smoking only in designated areas away from flammable materials?

Machine Guarding

  • Machine guard(s) in place to prevent hand, arms, body, clothing from contacting rotating parts, chains, gears, etc.?

  • Associates can't reach around, under, through , over (AUTO) guards at work station and/or from back or sides of machine into point of operation?

  • Fixed machine guards secure and properly maintained?

  • Machines anchored to floor properly (e.g. drill presses, etc.)

  • Portable power tools (e.g. saws, grinders, etc.)?

Materials Handling

  • Aisle kept clear to allow unobstructed passage of motorized vehicles?<br>

  • Pallets not leaned on materials or walls?

  • where needed, are mechanical equipment/devices (i.e. Fork Trucks, drum hoist, etc.) used to move material.

  • Hoists, chains, slings used for material handling in good condition with no visible damage and property inspected?

  • Forklift operation observed as being safe (loads carried low, secured, and not obstructing view)?

  • Forklift Operators wearing seatbelt?

  • All recyclables put in designated areas?

  • Damaged/Cull areas clean and organized

Fall Protection/Ladders

  • Fixed ladders in good condition with no visible slick surfaces?

  • Portable ladders maintained in good condition. (Inspected Daily)

  • Are scaffolds erected, guarded, and tagged properly? Within 1 foot of the home?

  • Associates use fall protection if working >4 feet above floor on equipment or platform not protected by a standard handrail.

Lockout/Tagout (LOTO

  • Associates understand when LOTO is required?

  • Cones positioned on the hitch of the house when a team member is under the home?

Tools and Equipment

  • Tools and equipment in good condition, and used as designed?

  • All guns set to sequential fire (No bump guns)

  • Cord-connected, electrically operated tools and equipment effectively grounded (i.e. third prong in place) or constructed of approved double insulated type?

  • Tools and equipment safety's in place and operational? (Not by passed)

  • Required equipment inspections (i.e. hoist/cranes) completed (tool inspections)?

  • Floor/portable fans are provided with full guards or screens having openings 1/2" or less

  • Power tools used/provided with the correct shield, guard, or attachment recommended by manufacturer?

  • Pneumatic (air) hoses are in good working condition with no leaks?

  • Air cleaning nozzles set to less than 30 psi pressure?

Ergonomics

  • Workstation design reduce or eliminates: Bending, twisting at the wrist; Reaching above the shoulder; Lifting off the floor or inside totes, Fixed posture for prolonged periods; Raised elbows?

  • Hand tool design appropriate? (Not too heavy or awkward)

  • Are rubber stress relief mats used and maintained in good condition at operator work stations?

Electrical

  • Extension cords unplugged at the end of the day?

  • Sufficient exits to permit prompt escape in case of an emergency?

  • Exits marked with an exit sign and illuminated by a reliable light source?

  • Doors, passageways or stairways, that are neither exits or access to exits, and which could be mistaken for exits , appropriately marked "NOT AN EXIT"?

  • Associate aware of emergency evacuation/headcount procedures?<br>

General Comments

  • Add any additional relevant photos

  • Have all required corrective actions been added as Actions to this inspection?

  • EHS Manager or Area Coordinator Signature

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