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    This newsletter is brought to you as a benefit of your NFIB membership.

    FACILITY SAFETY INSPECTION CHECKLIST


    ENSURE CORRECTIVE ACTION IS NOTED FOR EACH HAZARD IDENTIFIED

    Inspection Date: _____________________________________


    Inspector: _________________________________________
    Facility: ___________________________________________ YES NO

    1. Are good housekeeping practices maintained with all areas clean and orderly?
    ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
    2. Are the floors of facilities free of badly broken and raised concrete, slippery spots,
    small curbs and free of tripping hazards or improperly stored items?
    ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
    3. Are materials, products, tools and supplies properly and safely stored in their
    designated areas and in a neat and stable manner?
    ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
    4. Are ladders free of defects and in good physical condition?
    ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
    5. Are machines and equipment in safe operating condition with the necessary guards
    in place and adjusted as required?
    ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
    6. Are all hand tools in good condition, free of slippery oils, grease, etc., and are the
    right tools for the job being used?
    ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
    7. Are all required grounds provided on electrical equipment and extension cords,
    and are they free of frays, cuts or other damage?
    ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
    8. Are electrical receptacles, control and switch panels in good condition, all
    openings covered, and all switches labeled indicating their function?
    ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
    9. Are all lights operable and adequate for all working locations?
    ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
    10. Are all flammable liquids in approved containers, labeled and stored in
    approved locker or other authorized location?
    ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
    11. Are first aid kits provided and adequately stocked?
    ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
    12. Are fire extinguishers charged, properly mounted, with a current inspection date?
    ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
    13. Are emergency exit signs present where required and functioning properly?
    ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
    14. Are all containers labeled to properly identify their contents?
    ______________________________________________________________________________________________________

    For more information and articles click here to visit the NFIB Texas workers’ compensation page.
    LOCATION: ____________________________________________
    INSPECTED BY: _________________________________________
    INSPECTION DATE: _______________________________________
    SATISFACTORY
    INSPECTION GUIDES YES NO RECOMMENDATIONS*
    HOUSEKEEPING - Are aisles & working areas clean & free from obvious
    hazards. Are materials, products, tools and supplies properly and safely
    stored in their designated areas and in a neat and stable manner?

    AISLES & FLOORS - Are floors, aisles, halls, and stairways properly lighted,
    clear of loose objects, extension cords, etc.? Free from badly broken and
    raised tile or concrete? Are floors clean, dry, and free from slip or trip
    hazards?

    MEANS OF EXIT - Are exits unobstructed and exterior doors unlocked? Are exit
    signs present where required, readily visible and properly illuminated? Are
    doors that could be mistaken for exits clearly marked "No Exit"?

    FIRE - Are fire extinguishers available, hung, charged, accessible, and


    location marked? Are annual and monthly inspections up to date? Are employ-
    ees trained in use of extinguishers? Are employees trained in emergency
    preparedness?

    MEDICAL & FIRST AID - Are first aid supplies available and adequate and
    none expired? Are emergency numbers posted?

    ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT - Is all electrical equipment grounded? Are electrical


    cords and plugs in good condition? Are extension cords out of the way and
    not used for permanent wiring? Are electrical receptacles, control and switch
    panels in good condition, all opening covered, and all switches labeled
    indicating their function?

    FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT - Are desks, chairs, file cabinets etc. in good
    condition? Are lower file cabinet drawers used for heavier loads? Is using
    furniture as stepping stools or ladders prohibited?

    SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT - Are machines and equipment in safe operating


    condition with the necessary guards in place to protect operators from
    hazard?

    HAZARDOUS MATERIALS - Is chemical storage adequate? Are all chemical


    containers labeled to properly identify their contents? Are material safety data
    sheets available for all chemicals?

    PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT - Are eyewash systems accessible and


    operational? Is PPE (gloves, safety glasses, etc.) available and properly worn?

    * Ensure corrective action and completion date is noted for each hazard identified.

    For more information and articles click here to visit the NFIB Texas workers’ compensation page.

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