Electrical and Material Storage OSHA Inspection

1. Electrical: Are all cord and cable connections intact and secure?

2. Electrical: Are electrical outlets free of overloads?

3. Electrical: Is fixed wiring used instead of flexible/extension cords?

4. Electrical: Is the area around electrical panels and breakers free of obstructions?

5. Electrical: Are high-voltage electrical service rooms kept locked?

6. Electrical: Are electrical cords routed such that they are free of sharp objects and clearly visible?

7. Electrical: Are all electrical cords grounded?

8. Electrical: Are electrical cords in good condition (free of splices, frays, etc.)?

9. Electrical: Are electrical appliances approved (UL)?

10. Electrical: Are electric fans provided with guards of not over one-half inch, preventing finger exposures?

11. Electrical: Are space heaters UL listed and equipped with shutoffs that activate if the heater tips over?

12. Electrical: Are space heaters located away from combustibles and properly ventilated?

13. Electrical: In your electrical rooms are all electrical raceways and enclosures securely fastened in place?

14. Electrical: Are clamps or other securing means provided on flexible cords or cables at plugs, receptacles, tools, equipment, etc., and is the cord jacket securely held in place?

15. Electrical: Is sufficient access and working space provided and maintained about all electrical equipment to permit ready and safe operations and maintenance? (This space is 3 feet for less than 600 volts, 4 feet for more than 600 volts)

16. Material Storage: Are storage racks and shelves capable of supporting the intended load and materials stored safety?

17. Material Storage: Are storage racks and shelves capable of supporting the intended load and materials stored safely?

18. Material Storage: Are storage racks secured from failing?

19. Material Storage: Are office equipment stored in a stable manner, not capable of falling?

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