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General Inspection Checklist Template

This document is a general inspection checklist used to evaluate safety compliance across various areas of an organization. It includes categories like material handling, housekeeping, floors, machinery, hand tools, stairs, ladders, first aid, emergency plans, fire protection, egress, electrical systems, personal protective equipment, and health hazards. For each item, inspectors check off whether the standard is met, if action is needed, or what corrective actions have been taken.

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General Inspection Checklist Template

This document is a general inspection checklist used to evaluate safety compliance across various areas of an organization. It includes categories like material handling, housekeeping, floors, machinery, hand tools, stairs, ladders, first aid, emergency plans, fire protection, egress, electrical systems, personal protective equipment, and health hazards. For each item, inspectors check off whether the standard is met, if action is needed, or what corrective actions have been taken.

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GENERAL INSPECTION CHECKLIST

Administrative: OK Action Corrective Action Comments


Needed Taken

Material Handling:
A. Employees trained in proper lifting
  
methods
B. Equipment provided for heavy or   
awkward loads
. Materials stored to prevent overreaching   

Housekeeping:
A. Walkways clear of obstructions
  
B. Employees clean up as they go   

Floors:
A. Walking and working surfaces kept clear   
B. Spilled materials cleaned up   
immediately
C. Holes in floor repaired or covered   

Machinery and Equipment:


A. Moving parts guarded   
B. Kept in safe operating condition   

C. Operated and inspected per mfg.


instructions   

Hand Tools:
A. Always inspected before using   
B. Only used for intended purpose   

C. Damaged tools repaired or replaced


promptly   

Stairs:
A. Lighting adequate   
B. Non slip surface   

C. Handrails secure   

Ladders:
A. Proper type for intended use   
B. Maintained in good condition   

C. Proper ladders used instead of chairs,


boxes, etc.   

First Aid:
A. Fully stocked first aid kit   
B. Emergency telephone numbers posted   

C. At least one person trained in first aid   

Emergency Action Plan:


A. Written; covers fire and other
  
emergencies
B. Communicated to all employees   

C. Employees designated and trained to


  
implement plan.

Fire Protection:
A. Fire fighting equipment is serviced and
  
accessible
B. Employees instructed in use of fire
  
fighting equipment
C. Employees instructed in fire protection
  
procedures

Egress:
A. Exits clearly marked   
B. Exits accessible   
C. Exit doors unlocked   

Electrical:
A. All equipment either grounded or double
insulated   
B. Extension cords in good repair   
C. At least 30” clearance around control
  
panels

Personal Protective Equipment:


A. Proper equipment in use where needed   
B. Properly maintained and stored   
C. Employees trained in proper usage   

Health Hazards:
A. Hazard communication program in
place.   
B. Hazardous materials stored and used
properly   
C. Warning and identification signs clearly
posted   

Use this space to list additional items specific to your operations. Use an additional sheet to continue your list if you run out of space.
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Conducted by: Date:

Reviewed by: Date:

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