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  • Document No.

  • Workplace Inspection

  • Client / Site

  • Location
  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

DOCUMENT

  • HIRADC

  • Emergency Respond Team

  • SHE Committee

  • incident investigation form

  • Work instruction

  • Safety Data Sheet

AISLE-WAYS AND PASSAGEWAYS

  • Aisles marked

  • Clear and unobstructed

  • At least 28 inches wide or as prescribed

  • Sufficient width for all normal movements

CHEMICALS AND FUELS

  • Tanks/drums of steel or appropriate material

  • Adequate spill containment

  • Proper spill absorbent materials and/or drainage provided

  • Container corrosion prevention provided

  • Tanks/drums adequately supported

  • Storage heated by means not constituting a source of ignition

  • Approved portable safety containers used as required

  • No-smoking signs posted where required

  • Non-arcing type fans in hazardous substance storage areas

  • Materials separated to avoid incompatibility reactions

  • Means of exit/egress prescribed

COMPRESSED GASES

  • Stored upright and secured against falling over

  • Segregated by contents and legibly marked

  • Protection against rust/corrosion

  • Stored away from heat sources

  • Stored away from stairs, elevators, and egress routes

  • Inspected for dents, corrosion, test records

  • Adequate ventilation in storage areas

ELECTRICAL POWER SYSTEMS

  • High-voltage and control panels closed and secured

  • Control panels identified and accessible

  • Good condition of wiring, insulation and fixtures

  • Grounding tested

  • Flexible cords free of splices

  • Lock-out provisions as prescribed

  • Equipment being locked-out provided with individual disconnects

  • Electrical equipment protected from fluids

ERGONOMIC FACTORS

  • Design allows normal body positions when seated or standing

  • Controls sized to permit operation with clothing/equipment normally worn

  • Controls follow normal response patterns (down for off, etc.)

  • Standard color-coding used for warnings and informational displays

  • Hand tools used permit normal body positions

  • Limited weight and size of materials lifted or carried by people

  • Lifting and twisting in combination not required in the workplace

EMERGENCY INSTRUCTIONS

  • Operational placards/decals on emergency controls (on-off, open-close, etc.)

  • Emergency instructions at primary telephone in each work area

  • Fire Hazard symbols on facilities containing hazardous substances

  • Backup communication systems available

EMERGENCY RESCUE EQUIPMENT

  • Adequate equipment available and properly located

  • Proper serviceable condition

EXIT/EGRESS

  • Sufficient exits for prompt escape

  • No locks or fastenings restricting escape

  • Routes and exits clearly marked

  • Exits and exit signs adequately illuminated

  • More than one exit from work area

  • Approaches to exits unobstructed

  • Flammables kept out of exits

  • At least 28 inches wide or as prescribed

  • Open outward onto level floor

FIRE PROTECTION

  • Portable extinguisher appropriate for types of materials and readily available

  • Extinguisher Health, safety and Environment inspected quarterly

  • Fire Hose properly mounted, accessible and maintained

  • Fire equipment visibly marked

  • Fire doors, lids and shutters in good repair and unobstructed

  • Sprinkler heads have proper clearance from materials and furnishings

  • Sprinkler master control valves accessible and locked open

  • Adequate personal protective equipment for fire brigade members

  • Floor openings protected

FIRST AID KITS/STATIONS/EQUIPMENT

  • Located as prescribed by legislation

  • Adequate materials and equipment available and properly located

  • Electrical safety items included in high-voltage areas and conditions

  • Names of qualified attendants posted

  • Instructions to accident reporting posted

FLOORS (Walking & Working Surfaces)

  • Clean, orderly, sanitary condition

  • Drainage maintained

  • Free of slip, trip or fall hazards

  • Free of protrusions, nails, etc.

  • Openings covered or barricaded

HYDRAULIC POWER SYSTEMS

  • Pressure regulated within power limits

  • Good condition; no major leaks, dents, nicks and severe scratches of pressure lines and fittings

  • Fluid pressure lines identified

  • Inspections recorded

HAND AND PORTABLE TOOLS

  • Proper general condition of tools, electrical cords, air hose.

  • Proper storage when in use

  • Proper storage when not in use

  • Guards and safety devices serviceable

  • Electrical grounding or double insulation protected

  • Adjustments correct

  • Load rating sufficient for work performed

LADDERS

  • Safety feet in serviceable condition

  • Unpainted and free of grease and oil

  • One person on ladder at a time

  • Properly positioned

  • Doors blocked open, locked, or guarded if in front of ladder

  • Supported in place against window openings

  • Defective ladders have danger tags affixed

  • Metal ladders not used in electrical areas

  • Both rails supported

  • Fixed ladders have landing platforms every 20’ or as locally prescribed and cages as prescribed

LIFTING GEAR/EQUIPMENT

  • Good condition, no damage, cleanliness, lubrication, servicing

  • Legibly labeled as to capacity and load testing

  • Fitted with overhead guards

  • Areas designated for refueling or recharging

  • Controls operational

  • Safe access (steps or platforms) to cab/seat

  • Limit stops operational

  • Hoist motor brakes operational

  • All controls operational

  • Controls permit full, unrestricted operation by operators wearing appropriate clothing and equipment

  • Cable/rope in good repair

  • Hoist chain/rope free of kinks and twists

  • Hooks not deformed or damaged and safety latches intact

  • In-running nip points guarded

LIGHTING

  • Walking and working areas adequately illuminated during periods of occupancy

  • Lighting fixtures clean

  • Illumination level sufficient for detail or work performed

LOCKOUT SYSTEMS

  • Positive lockouts provided for all power systems, individually powered equipment

  • Lock-outs permit multiple lockout

  • Tags or color-codes indicate user of lockout

  • Lock-out system provides means to reduce hazard

MACHINE TOOLS AND GUARDING

  • Proper general condition, no evidence of damage, cleaning and lubrication

  • Mechanical power transmission guarded

  • Pinch points, in-running nip points, and points of operation guarded

  • Fixed guards secured in position

  • Interlock guards operative

  • Automatic and operator guards properly adjusted

  • Operating controls guarded against inadvertent actuation

  • Operating controls locked and keys removed when not in use

  • Emergency stop buttons operational, correctly positioned, labeled, and color-coded

  • Isolation and lockout provided for servicing, setup, lubrication, etc.

  • Guards provided for rotating parts, chips or particles, sparks, kickbacks, etc.

  • Operator and service manuals available

MATERIALS-HANDLING EQUIPMENT

  • Containers in good repair

  • Pallets and skids of correct type and in good repair

  • Chains, slings, and ropes adequate for loads and in good repair

  • Lifting equipment properly stored

  • Wheel chocks provided and used

  • Inspection records available

MATERIALS LABELING

  • Standard labels affixed to all containers of substances in storage and use

  • Standard labels affixed to vehicles transporting hazardous materials, meeting legislated requirements where prescribed

  • Labels legible and visible

MECHANICAL POWER SYSTEMS

  • General condition and servicing

  • Rotating collars, couplings, cams, clutches, flywheels, spindles, shafts, shaft ends, bolt ends, key ends and nip points guarded

  • Transverse moving chains, belts, and slides guarded

  • Emergency stops operational

  • Speed regulated within design limits

MOBILE EQUIPMENT

  • Overhead guards where required

  • Designated areas for recharging

  • Qualified operators only

  • Physical hazards

  • Fire extinguisher

NOISE EXPOSURE

  • Economically-feasible noise controls

  • Protection provided when sound levels exceed standard

  • Hazardous noise areas identified and marked

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

  • Properly used

  • Available

  • Maintained

  • Adequate types

  • Storage facilities

  • Cleaning facilities

PLATFORMS/SCAFFOLDING

  • Working platforms at least 24 inches wide or as prescribed

  • 4-inch toe board provided along all sides or as prescribed

  • Proper flooring; nonskid

  • Mesh screen below floor if open construction

  • Safe access to movable platforms

  • Access gates self-closing and locking

  • Equipped with standard guardrail if over 10 feet above floor

  • Sound, rigid footing for scaffolds

  • No accumulation of tools or materials

  • No altering or moving of scaffolds in use

  • Good condition of casters

  • Proper condition of jacks and leveling screws

PNEUMATIC POWER SYSTEMS

  • Pressure-regulated within limits

  • Restraining clips on hose lines

  • Compressor drainage and testing

  • Good condition of hose and connections

  • Air lines identified

  • Condensation properly drained

PRESSURE VESSELS

  • Meters and controls located on operating floor

  • Safety valves operational

  • Inspection certificate/label appropriate to type

  • Pipes, connections, vessels free of dents, notches and severe scratches

  • Shields, platforms and landings as appropriate

  • Remote shutoff to pumps

ROADWAYS

  • Surfaces in good repair

  • Sufficient width and vertical clearance

  • Standard signs and marks

  • Rail sidings in good repair

  • Proper preparations for seasonal weather extremes, e.g., rain, heavy usage, etc.

SIGNS AND TAGS

  • Hazard warning, directional and informational signs and tags used where there are immediate dangers, potential hazards, or there is a need for general instructions

  • Signs and tags consistent in use throughout facility

  • Tags affixed to all defective equipment

STACKING AND STORAGE

  • Aisle ways and access paths clear and unobstructed

  • Small or irregular-shaped items properly blocked, interlinked, with proper limitations in height of storage

  • All stacks stable and secure against sliding/collapsing

  • Proper drainage in storage area

  • Storage area clean and cleared of foreign objects/materials

STAIRS

  • At least 22 inches wide or as prescribed

  • Angled between 30o to 50o or as prescribed

  • Steps uniform in height and tread depth

  • Outdoor stairs have grating type treads

  • Treads and nosing slip-resistant

  • Handrails provided on open sides

  • Handrails on at least one side if closed

  • Stairways adequately lighted

  • Clear and unobstructed

VALVES AND MECHANICAL CONTROLS

  • Labeled and color-coded

  • Operational

  • Readily accessible

VENTILATION AND EXTRACTION

  • Adequate means provided

  • Air inlets and openings arranged to minimize escape of contaminants

  • Enclosures provide continuous inward airflow

  • Separators provided if air re-circulated

  • Hoods draw air away from people

  • Hoods connected to exhaust system

  • Duct work made of non-combustible material

  • Duct work sealed and adequately supported

  • Clean-out doors provided every 9-12 feet or as prescribed

  • Separation of dust collection equipment from other facilities

WARNING SYSTEMS

  • Fire/emergency alarm systems operational

  • Hazard warning systems on appropriate vehicles and equipment

  • Over-pressure warning systems on pressure vessels

  • Over temperature warning systems on fired pressure vessels, hazardous material storage, powered equipment

  • Warning signs and devices for railway sidings available

WASTE DISPOSAL

  • Adequate number of appropriate metal refuse containers

  • Separate containers provided for oily rags, smoking materials, dusts, flammable scrap, chemical wastes, etc.

  • Safe disposal facilities for wastes

  • Anti-static devices fitted as necessary

  • Chemical spill absorbents available in work areas

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