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    This retail warehouse safety checklist is used to identify potential hazards in a warehouse. It covers issues related to falls from height, manual handling, work environment, emergency exits, heating/ventilation, personal protective equipment, and employee fitness for work. Employees conduct inspections and check "yes" or "no" boxes to indicate if various safety issues are present or functioning properly.

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    This retail warehouse safety checklist is used to identify potential hazards in a warehouse. It covers issues related to falls from height, manual handling, work environment, emergency exits, heating/ventilation, personal protective equipment, and employee fitness for work. Employees conduct inspections and check "yes" or "no" boxes to indicate if various safety issues are present or functioning properly.

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    RETAIL WAREHOUSE SAFETY CHECKLIST

    Checked by Date

    Falls from height Hazards


    Are there any objects that could fall on people, or cause people to fall from heights such as:
    Goods or materials on shelves and racking that could roll? Yes No

    Materials not properly stacked, unsecured and leaning off the edges of racks? Yes No

    Unstable freestanding stacks of goods or materials? Yes No

    Goods or materials on unguarded mezzanine floors? Yes No

    Lack of guardrails for overhead storage and platforms? Yes No

    Pallets, racks and shelving not in good condition? Yes No

    Objects unsafely carried by overhead gantry or hoists? Yes No

    Unsound ladders or access equipment in use? Yes No

    Unsafe access to and egress from mezzanine floors? Yes No

    Employees using improper ladders for the job? Yes No

    Manual Handling
    Do working positions pose a hazard that could cause muscular strains, such as
    Employees utilizing incorrect lifting techniques? Yes No

    Lifting of heavy or large and awkward materials? Yes No

    Bad postures over stock or tables? Yes No

    Repetitive twisting or turning? Yes No

    Use of any equipment with signs of damage or imminent collapse? Yes No

    Yes No

    Work Environment
    Is vehicles and pedestrians segregation sufficient?
    Separate traffic routes? Yes No
    Is the warehouse set out to Separate routes of entry? Yes No
    segregate vehicles and
    pedestrians by providing: Clearly marked lanes? Yes No
    Pedestrian exclusion areas? Yes No
    Are the vehicles and pedestrians segregations being used correctly? Yes No
    Emergency Exits
    Any risk of people being trapped inside the building in the event of a fire?
    Are emergency exits free from obstruction? Yes No

    Emergency exits Are the emergency exits clearly marked? Yes No


    Are the isles not obstructed by storage and tripping Yes No
    hazards?
    Is the area generally clear and free from obstruction and debris? Yes No
    Are mess rooms available that are warm and clean? Yes No
    Is the heating system Is wet clothing being changed or dried at Yes No
    adequate and functioning? If appropriate times?
    not:
    Are breaks being taken at the allotted times in cold Yes No
    areas?
    Is the lighting adequate? Yes No
    Is the area free from any build up of noxious fumes Yes No
    from exhaust gases?
    Ventilation
    Are there exhaust ventilation systems in use, and Yes No
    are they functioning correctly?
    Are personnel that work outside issued with and Yes No
    using PPE?

    PPE Is it suitable for the task? Yes No


    Is it being worn correctly? Yes No
    Is it in good repair? Yes No
    Are employees medically fit for the work they are expected to do? Yes No

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