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    BOSH-Safety Inspection PPT Lecture

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    This document provides guidance on effective workplace safety inspections. It discusses the inspection process and goals, which include identifying hazards and controlling them to maintain a safe work environment. Inspections should examine the entire indoor and outdoor work areas, using checklists to evaluate categories like building safety, fire safety, storage methods, and more. Hazards can be controlled through engineering, administrative or personal protective equipment methods. Inspections help enforce safety, and their documentation is important for corrective action and record keeping.

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    This document provides guidance on effective workplace safety inspections. It discusses the inspection process and goals, which include identifying hazards and controlling them to maintain a safe work environment. Inspections should examine the entire indoor and outdoor work areas, using checklists to evaluate categories like building safety, fire safety, storage methods, and more. Hazards can be controlled through engineering, administrative or personal protective equipment methods. Inspections help enforce safety, and their documentation is important for corrective action and record keeping.

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    This document provides guidance on effective workplace safety inspections. It discusses the inspection process and goals, which include identifying hazards and controlling them to maintain a safe work environment. Inspections should examine the entire indoor and outdoor work areas, using checklists to evaluate categories like building safety, fire safety, storage methods, and more. Hazards can be controlled through engineering, administrative or personal protective equipment methods. Inspections help enforce safety, and their documentation is important for corrective action and record keeping.

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    BOSH-Safety Inspection PPT Lecture

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    Reinier Harvey Pabustan
    This document provides guidance on effective workplace safety inspections. It discusses the inspection process and goals, which include identifying hazards and controlling them to maintain a safe work environment. Inspections should examine the entire indoor and outdoor work areas, using checklists to evaluate categories like building safety, fire safety, storage methods, and more. Hazards can be controlled through engineering, administrative or personal protective equipment methods. Inspections help enforce safety, and their documentation is important for corrective action and record keeping.

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    Effective Workplace

    Safety Inspections
    THE INSPECTION
    PROCESS
    GOALS

     Create a better understanding of the


    inspection process.
     Learn how to identify safety hazards.

     Learn how to control identified


    hazards.
    Did You Know?
    Workplace Hazards--
    Can cause:
     Death
     Injury
     Damage to equipment
    Inspections help…

     Maintain a safe work environment

     Control unsafe acts and conditions

     Ensure operational efficiency


    WHAT TO INSPECT?

     The entire workplace


     Both interior & exterior work
    environments.
     Emergency exits
    Checklist Categories
     Building Safety
     Office Safety
     Fire Safety
     Electrical Safety
     Emergency Equipment
     Storage Methods
    What to Look for?

    Indoor air quality

    NFPA- Life Safety 101 Compliance

    Housekeeping practices
    More of What to Look for…

     Equipment operation and maintenance


    practices

     Unsafe conditions

     Unsafe acts (practices)


    TYPES OF INSPECTIONS

    Formal Inspections
    Daily/Weekly Inspections
    Special Function Inspections
    FARA LP Officers
    WHO CAN CONDUCT
    INSPECTIONS
     Employees
     Supervisors
     Safety Coordinators
     Management
     Safety Committee Members
     Outside Vendors/insurance companies
    SO,
    YOU
    COMPLETED
    YOUR INSPECTION?
    WHAT YOU FOUND
    Unsafe Conditions

    Unsafe Acts
    WHAT NEXT?

    Correct unsafe conditions

    Correct unsafe acts

    Implement controls
    IMPLEMENTING
    CONTROLS
     Engineering Controls

     Administrative Controls

     Protective Equipment
    Document Your Findings

     Document your corrective action

     Document your controls


    Written Components…
     Include in operational safety
    plan/manual

     Include procedures to identify &


    correct hazards

     Cover “good” housekeeping


    The “Inspection Effect”

     Measures employee’s safety


    performance
     Reinforces importance of safety
    & management’s commitment
     Encourages employees
    Inspections Required

     Class A – Monthly

     Class B - Quarterly
    Inspection
    Documentation
    Checklist recommended
    – Systematic
    – Site-specific
    • Revise as needed
    Inspection
    Documentation (cont)

    Written inspection report


    Should include:
    – Person & Date
    – Concerns Identified
    – Corrective Action
    – Building/Area inspected
    Hazard Control Logs or
    Other Acceptable
    Method
    Location:
    – Posted in the workplace, accessible to
    ALL employees
    Purpose:
    – For employees to “report” unsafe
    conditions
    Hazard Control
    Logs (cont’d)
    Implementation:
    – Train employees
    – Review routinely
    – Maintain logs on file for the audit year
    Hazard Control Log
    Responsibilities
    Supervisor or Loss Prevention Rep:
    – Checks HCL
    – Takes temporary control
    – Reports to next level, if uncontrolled
    Corrective Action
    Appropriate

    Effective

    Expeditious
    Corrective Action
    (cont’d)
    Immediate (if possible)
    – If longer than 30 days:
    • Forward Hazard Control Log to:
    – Agency Head
    – Department Head
    – ORM-LPU-BR
    Record-keeping
    Inspection Checklists
    Hazard Control Logs
    State Fire Marshal Reports
    Keep all records for 1 year minimum
    Think Safety and Be Safe!!!!

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