Contributor: Safesite Jurisdiction: OSHA
This checklist is for walk throughs of general indoor/outdoor work areas to identify workplace hazards related to emergency, electrical, facilities safety & more, edit accordingly for daily walks.
1. Are emergency exits and passageways free from obstruction?
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2. Are work areas and walkways free from slip, trip and fall hazards?
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3. Is the general appearance neat, tidy and organized?
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4. Does ventilation and noise control appear to be adequate?
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5. Is lighting adequate for area?
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6. Is signage, OSHA logs, evacuation route maps, etc. displayed and up to date?
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1. Are there adequate fire extinguishers in the area for classified hazards?
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2. Have fire extinguishers had an annual inspection and a documented inspection within the last 30 days?
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3. Are areas around fire extinguishers, riser rooms and standpipes free from obstruction?
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4. Are sprinkler heads free from obstructions for at least 18 inches?
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5. Is the fire suppression system green tagged and has it been inspected within the last 12 months?
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6. Are flammables and combustibles properly stored in accordance with OSHA and NFPA requirements?
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7. Are oxygen and fuel gas cylinders stored upright, secured and with caps in place and kept separated by at least 20 feet or a fireproof barrier?
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8. Are propane cylinders stored correctly?
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9. Are flammable fuel areas labeled as flammable, no smoking?
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10. Is hot work being performed in accordance with Hot Work permit requirements and all flammable and combustible materials protected?
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11. Has an annual fire drill been conducted and documented?
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1. Are proper tools being used for tasks being performed and being used correctly?
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2. Is appropriate guarding in place and adjusted properly?
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3. Are tools in good condition and homemade/modified tools prohibited?
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4. Are extension cords in good condition and adequate for the tool being used?
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5. Is appropriate grounding in place?
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6. Are fixed tools properly anchored?
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7. Has proper training been conducted with employees on safe use?
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1. Are floor and wall openings protected?
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2. Are proper barricades under work areas where work is being performed overhead?
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1. Are work areas and passageways clear?
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2. Is clean drinking water provided?
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3. Are empty waste containers available?
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4. Are tools and materials properly stored?
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5. Are hoses, welding leads and cords organized in a manner as not to create a tripping hazard?
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6. Are bathrooms and break rooms on a sanitization schedule?
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1. Are safety toed boots being worn?
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2. Are safety glasses being worn at all times?
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3. Is hearing protection being worn?
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4. Is face protection being worn while grinding, chipping, cutting, welding, etc.?
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5. Are proper gloves being worn?
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6. Is respiratory protection being worn?
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7. Have harnesses and lanyards had a documented inspection?
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1. Are all operators trained & certified?
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2. Have pre-shift inspections been conducted?
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3. Are operators wearing seatbelts during operation?
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4. Are horns being used when entering/exiting a building and reversing?
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5. Is appropriate PPE being worn while in use and while refueling?
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6. Are forklifts being left unattended?
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1. Are eyewash stations adequate and been inspected weekly if plumbed and every 30 days if self contained?
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2. Are first aid cabinets stocked and adequate?
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3. Are there adequate AEDs in the area?
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4. Are first responders available?
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5. Have first aid cabinets and AEDs been inspected within the last 30 days and no expired items found?
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6. Are eyewash stations, first aid cabinets and AEDs kept clear at all times?
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7. Are emergency numbers and directions posted?
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1. Have cranes and rigging been inspected in the last 30 days and annually by a third party?
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2. Are slings and rigging in good condition?
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3. Are cranes rigged correctly and being used safely?
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4. Have crane operators and riggers been certified?
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1. Are safety data sheets up to date and readily available to employees?
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2. Are chemicals properly labeled in accordance with Globally Harmonized System requirements?
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3. Are flammables and combustibles properly stored?
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4. Are chemicals in appropriate secondary containment and storage location?
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5. Are flammable storage areas and transfer stations appropriately bonded and grounded?
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6. Are chemicals being disposed of properly?
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