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    This document contains a safety inspection checklist for a grain handler company. The checklist is divided into 14 sections covering general safety areas, emergency equipment, storage, hazardous materials, forklifts, fire protection, training, ergonomics, lock-out/tag-out procedures, and confined spaces. Inspectors use the checklist to ensure compliance with safety standards by checking that appropriate safety measures are in place for things like tripping hazards, machine guards, emergency equipment, hazardous material storage, forklift inspection, fire extinguishers, personal protective equipment, and safety training programs.

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    This document contains a safety inspection checklist for a grain handler company. The checklist is divided into 14 sections covering general safety areas, emergency equipment, storage, hazardous materials, forklifts, fire protection, training, ergonomics, lock-out/tag-out procedures, and confined spaces. Inspectors use the checklist to ensure compliance with safety standards by checking that appropriate safety measures are in place for things like tripping hazards, machine guards, emergency equipment, hazardous material storage, forklift inspection, fire extinguishers, personal protective equipment, and safety training programs.

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    This document contains a safety inspection checklist for a grain handler company. The checklist is divided into 14 sections covering general safety areas, emergency equipment, storage, hazardous materials, forklifts, fire protection, training, ergonomics, lock-out/tag-out procedures, and confined spaces. Inspectors use the checklist to ensure compliance with safety standards by checking that appropriate safety measures are in place for things like tripping hazards, machine guards, emergency equipment, hazardous material storage, forklift inspection, fire extinguishers, personal protective equipment, and safety training programs.

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    A Workplace Accident and Injury Reduction Program

    GRAIN HANDLER USA INC.


    Attachment A
    Safety Inspection Checklist
    Building/Department(s):
    Checklist Items
    A. General All Areas
    1. Are all walking or working surfaces free of
    tripping/slipping hazards?
    2. Are emergency phone numbers and
    procedures posted?
    B. General All Areas
    1. Are machine and belt guards in place and in
    good condition?
    2. Is pedestal machinery securely anchored to
    the floor?
    3. Is equipment properly maintained and
    adjusted to prevent personal injury and
    equipment damage?
    4. Is all piping appropriately identified as to
    contents/direction of flow?
    5. Are working surfaces clear and organized?
    6. Is safety instruction part of each job?
    7. Are all exit doors unobstructed?
    8. Are exit signs posted?
    9. Are electric hand tools properly
    grounded/double insulated?
    10. Are all cords/plugs free from damage or
    deterioration?
    C. Emergency Equipment
    1. Are emergency equipment (alarm pull boxes,
    eyewashes, showers, etc.) accessible and not
    blocked by equipment?
    2. Is all emergency equipment in good
    condition?
    3. Are spill kits accessible and fully stocked?
    D. Storage General
    1. Is good housekeeping practiced in work area?
    2. Is storage adequately supported/stable to
    avoid tipping/falling?
    E. Storage Fire Protection
    1. Is the storage of combustibles in the work
    area held to a minimum to avoid a fire hazard?
    2. Are flammable/combustible liquids in excess
    of one days operational supply kept in approved
    flammable materials storage (FMS) cabinets?
    3. Are all flammable containers properly
    closed/covered to control vapors?
    FI. Storage Compressed Gas Cylinders
    1. Are all cylinders properly secured with straps
    or chains to prevent tipping/falling?
    2. Are protective valve caps in place when
    cylinder is not in use?
    3. Are empty and full cylinders stored
    separately?
    4. Are only chemically compatible cylinders
    stored together?
    5. Are cylinder contents adequately labeled and
    easily seen?
    G. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
    1. Has a job hazard assessment been
    completed and signed by EHS?

    Date:
    Yes

    AWAIR ProgramRevised 7/6/15

    No

    NA

    Time:

    Inspected by:

    Checklist Items
    2. Is the requirement to use protective
    equipment enforced?
    3. Is the proper PPE worn?
    H. Hazardous Materials
    1. Are hazardous materials labeled with the
    name of the material and the primary hazard?
    2. Materials Safety Data Sheets are available for
    all hazardous materials present and current?
    3. Are hazardous materials stored properly?
    I. Forklifts
    1. Are defective forklifts taken out of service and
    tagged Do Not Use?
    2. Are forklift inspection forms current and
    maintained in a file?
    3. Are forklift operating rules clearly posted in
    the area?
    4. Are all operators trained and authorized?
    J. Fire Protection
    1. Are emergency evacuation plans posted?
    2. Are fire extinguishers and signs clearly
    visible?
    3. Is access to fire extinguishers clear and
    unobstructed?
    4. Are all extinguishers in place and properly
    inspected (monthly) and maintained (annually)?
    K. Training
    1. Have personnel been trained in the use of
    personal protective equipment?
    2. Are all employees trained in hazardous
    substances safety?
    3. Have personnel working in high noise areas
    been trained in hearing conservation?
    5. Have employees been trained in emergency
    procedures?
    L. Ergonomics
    1. Do employees have tools to assist in lifting
    and moving heavy or awkward materials?
    2. Are employees using proper lifting
    techniques?
    M. Lock-out / Tag-out
    1. Are LO/TO procedures followed?
    N. Confined Spaces
    1. Are Confined Spaces procedures followed?

    Yes

    No

    NA

    A Workplace Accident and Injury Reduction Program


    GRAIN HANDLER USA INC.
    Attachment A

    AWAIR ProgramRevised 7/6/15

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