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Module 1 Worksite Inspection Checklist Days to a Safe and Healthy Workplace Days 1-5

Welcome! This module will help YOU get the most out of using the Worksite Inspection Checklist, developed by L&I professionals for completing an Accident Prevention Program (APP).Worksite Inspection Checklist

Download the full checklist Click on the checklist image to download the full 6 pages with its 15 sections. Each module will take you 5 sections of the checklist.

Action on YOUR part is required As you work through the Worksite Inspection Checklist, you will be asked to have specific items ready to successfully answer checklist questions.

You should do the following: Plan on working one item a time (you can do this one day at a time) Have all the requirements ready Walk-through all areas in the facility Complete the checklist

What You Will Learn in this Module How to complete the first 5 items in the Worksite Inspection Checklist: 1.General 2.Emergency evacuation & Emergency Exits 3.Electrical 4.Work stations 5.Housekeeping

Navigating this presentation This is the Home page By clicking on each topic you will jump to that section. By clicking on the Home icon at the bottom of each page you will return to the Home page.

Topics covered – Module 1 DAY 1 - General DAY 2 - Emergency Evacuation & Emergency Exits DAY - 3 Electrical DAY 4 - Work Stations DAY 5 - Housekeeping Homepage

DAY 1 - General What you need to have for DAY 1: The WISHA posters:WISHA posters –If a job injury occurs –Job safety and health protection –Worker Rights Your business Accident Prevention Program (APP)Accident Prevention Program (APP) First Aid Kits available

DAY 1 - General These are 3 of the L&I required posters. L&I required posters Click on the poster you need to download them to your computer.

DAY 1 - General Posters and safety committee meeting minutes must be posted where employees can read them.

DAY 1 - General Click on the image to download an Accident Prevention Program (APP) template from the L&I internet site.

DAY 1 - General First Aid kits are commercially available. First-aid kits purchased from your local retailer or safety supplier should be adequate for most nonindustrial employers.

DAY 1 - General Now, complete this section of the checklist:

DAY 2 – Emergency evacuation and Emergency Exits What you need to have for DAY 2: Do a walk-around to identify evacuation routes and exits Evacuation plan Evacuation map Emergency phone numbers Exit signs for exits and routes

DAY 2 – Emergency evacuation and Emergency Exits Develop an evacuation plan for emergencies. Clearly mark routes and exits.

DAY 2 – Emergency evacuation and Emergency Exits An evacuation plan provides the safest route to exit the facility in case of an emergency.

DAY 2 – Emergency evacuation and Emergency Exits Emergency walkways and exits must be kept clear. It is common to see these problems in many workplaces.

DAY 2 – Emergency evacuation and Emergency Exits Exit signs must be located so they are visible from several points.

DAY 2 – Emergency evacuation and Emergency Exits Now, complete this section of the checklist:

DAY 3 - Electrical What you need to have for DAY 3: Do a walk-around, focusing on the following: –Extension cords; ground pins –Power cord integrity –Breaker boxes clear accessibility –Waterproof covers on equipment outdoors or at wet locations

DAY 3 - Electrical Extension cords should be only used temporarily. All three–pronged extension cords must have ground pins in place.

DAY 3 - Electrical Power cords must be free of splices, tapes and damaged insulation.

DAY 3 - Electrical Access to electric control panels must be easy and clear. Clear access Blocked panels

DAY 3 - Electrical Electrical cords and equipment used at wet locations must have waterproof covers or seals.

DAY 3 – Electrical Now, complete this section of the checklist:

DAY 4 – Work Stations What you need to have for DAY 4: Do a walk-around, focusing on the following: –Chair general conditions –Chair adjusted to the employee –Materials stored safely

DAY 4 – Work Stations Chairs must be in good condition. Adjust the chair to the person. Training is usually needed.

DAY 4 – Work Stations Environmental conditions like temperature, lighting and noise should be at the person’s level of comfort.

DAY 4 – Work Stations Stored materials should be stable. Storage equipment must be used safely.

DAY 4 – Work Stations Now, complete this section of the checklist:

DAY 5 – Housekeeping What you need to have for DAY 5: Do a walk-around, focusing on the following: –Bathrooms –Water fountains –Waste disposal –Drainage –Scrap materials –Spills

DAY 5 – Housekeeping Toilets and washing facilities must be kept clean and functional.

DAY 5 – Housekeeping Bathrooms should be stocked with supplies: –Soap –Towels –Paper

DAY 5 – Housekeeping Drinking water must be provided from a clean source: –Water fountain –Individual cups –Bottled water

DAY 5 – Housekeeping Waste and scrap should be kept in clean and closed containers. Consider recycling materials.

DAY 5 – Housekeeping Spills should be cleaned promptly. Wet areas must have effective drainage.

DAY 5 – Housekeeping Now, complete this section of the checklist:

Make sure that… …You were able to answer YES to all questions in each of this first 5 sections. If you answered NO to one or more questions, then include these items in your action plan for follow-up.

Now You are ready for… MODULE 2: 6.Walking Surfaces/Stairways 7.Lighting 8.Chemical Safety 9.Personal Protective Equipment 10.Portable Ladders

Additional Information Steps to a Safe Workplace Sample programs Request assistance an L&I specialist Call us at BE-SAFE ( )

Thank You Your interest in safety and health at your workplace, will keep YOU and YOUR workers safe and healthy.