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    Laydown Yard Checklist

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    The document contains a checklist for inspecting a site for health, safety and environmental compliance. It covers topics such as management policies, emergency procedures, fire prevention, building safety, storage, machinery, electrical safety, chemical safety, first aid facilities, and office hazards. The inspector is to verify that appropriate safety measures are in place for each area, such as emergency plans being displayed, fire extinguishers installed and maintained, hazardous chemicals properly stored and labeled, and first aid kits stocked.

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    The document contains a checklist for inspecting a site for health, safety and environmental compliance. It covers topics such as management policies, emergency procedures, fire prevention, building safety, storage, machinery, electrical safety, chemical safety, first aid facilities, and office hazards. The inspector is to verify that appropriate safety measures are in place for each area, such as emergency plans being displayed, fire extinguishers installed and maintained, hazardous chemicals properly stored and labeled, and first aid kits stocked.

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    The document contains a checklist for inspecting a site for health, safety and environmental compliance. It covers topics such as management policies, emergency procedures, fire prevention, building safety, storage, machinery, electrical safety, chemical safety, first aid facilities, and office hazards. The inspector is to verify that appropriate safety measures are in place for each area, such as emergency plans being displayed, fire extinguishers installed and maintained, hazardous chemicals properly stored and labeled, and first aid kits stocked.

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    Laydown Yard Checklist

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    jonathan camba
    The document contains a checklist for inspecting a site for health, safety and environmental compliance. It covers topics such as management policies, emergency procedures, fire prevention, building safety, storage, machinery, electrical safety, chemical safety, first aid facilities, and office hazards. The inspector is to verify that appropriate safety measures are in place for each area, such as emergency plans being displayed, fire extinguishers installed and maintained, hazardous chemicals properly stored and labeled, and first aid kits stocked.

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    Site Management
    Is the contractor H&SE policy displayed in the area?
    HSE information and/or posters displayed and recent?
    Are the site related emergency procedures available?
    Has a risk assessment been conducted that covers the activities in the yard/workshop?
    Have staff been inducted on Risk Assessments and Emergency Response Plans?
    Does the contractor have a register of all heavy equipment in use at the yard/workshop?
    Does the contractor have a register of all lifting equipment in use at the yard/workshop?
    Has a the contractor implemented a work permit program, equivalent to the Saudi Aramco work permit sys
    Have all corrective actions from previous inspections been closed effectively?
    Fire Prevention
    Is the Evacuation plan displayed and understood by all employees?
    Are Fire Extinguishers in place and clearly marked for type of fire?
    Are the Extinguishers recently serviced?
    Are the Extinguishers properly mounted and clear of obstructions?
    Are fire exits clearly marked with adequate direction notices?
    Are Exit doors easily opened from inside?
    Are Exits clear of obstructions?
    Is the fire alarm system functional?
    Is Fire protection system and equipment, whether temporary or permanent inspected and maintained in ac
    Building Safety
    Are floor surfaces even and uncluttered?
    Are entry and walkways kept clear?
    Are walkways adequately and clearly marked?
    Are intersections kept clear of boxes etc.?
    Are stairs and risers kept clear?
    Are fall preventive measures in place?
    Are designated walkways in good condition and clear to see?
    Is furniture in sound condition?
    Are loading areas clean and tidy?
    Is there adequate signage indicating to visitor drivers what to do?
    Are there designated areas where Vehicles / Plant equipment is parked?
    Is there dedicated loading / unloading areas? Are pedestrians kept away from these areas by physical barr
    Do staff wear High Vissibility vests when in yard?
    Is there adequate signage indicating Plant movement?
    Is there a "one way system" involved to prevent Vehicles / Plant reversing dangers?
    Work Benches
    |Are work benches clear of rubbish?
    Are tools kept in good condition and inspected regularly?
    No damaged hand tools in use?
    No damaged power tools in use?
    Rubbish Removal
    Are rubbish bins located at suitable points around site?
    Are bins emptied regularly?
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    Oily rags and combustible refuse in covered metal containers?


    Storage Design and Use
    Are materials stored in racks and bins wherever possible?
    Is storage designed to minimize lifting problems?
    Floors around racking clear of rubbish?
    Are racks and pallets generally in good condition?
    Machines / Work Equipment
    Are Machines kept clean?
    Are the floors around the machines kept clean and free from trip hazards?
    Guards in good condition and in place?
    Starting and stopping devices within easy reach of operator? Are Emergency stops easily accessible?
    Waste/off cuts removed and stored safely?
    Drip pans on floor to prevent spillage?
    Adequate work space?
    Have noise levels been monitored and adequate controls in place? Is hearing protection available?
    No bending or stooping required?
    Operators trained/inducted into the operation of the machines?
    Is the training recorded?
    Is there adequate PPE available for Workshop personnel? Have all staff been trained on use?
    Are lockout procedures implemented and followed?
    Are gas bottles secured outside in suitable lockable storage facility?
    Is Welding Equipment regularly serviced/inspected?
    Are Air Receivers / Compressors regularly inspected?
    Electrical Safety
    Safety switches installed?
    Safety switches tested every 6 months and tests recorded?
    Do all electrical extensions meet Saudi Aramco requirements
    Portable equipment tested and color coded?
    No broken plugs, sockets or switches?
    No extension cords across walkways?
    No frayed or damaged cords?
    Portable power tools in good condition?
    Where required are emergency shut-down procedures in place?
    Residual current devices (RCDs) or ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs) provided?
    Chemical Safety
    Hazardous Substance Register complete and available?
    Material Safety Data Sheets available for all chemicals?
    Risk assessments completed for hazardous substances?
    All containers labelled correctly?
    Workers trained in the use of hazardous substances?
    If required is PPE available?
    Is adequate ventilation provided?
    Are eye washes and showers easily accessed?
    Flammable liquids stored in clearly marked, capped metal containers or steel drums?
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    Volatile liquids kept in strong metal lockers located in well-ventilated, noncombustible huts or sheds?
    Flammables stored out of direct Sunlight? (Open shelters with a roof & walls; that do not confine heat/smo
    Flammable storage areas secured and located at least 15 m (50 ft.) away from the nearest storage area fo
    Appropriate warning signs posted at flammable storage areas?
    Do gasoline- and diesel-powered equipment refuel in well-ventilated areas with their engines stopped?
    Open flames or hot surfaces segregated from flammable and combustible materials?
    First Aid Facilities
    Are cabinets and contents clean and orderly?
    Are contents regularly checked?
    No contents past their expiry date?
    Cabinets clearly labelled?
    Is there easy access to cabinets?
    Employees aware of location of first aid cabinet?
    Are first aiders trained and accessible?
    Are emergency numbers displayed?
    Office Hazards
    Condition of filing cabinets?
    Condition of chairs? (Five star bases.)
    Desks in good condition? (No damage.)
    Screen Based Equipment positioned to reduce glare from windows etc.?
    Photocopiers positioned to avoid fumes?
    Air conditioning systems regularly maintained?
    Stable non-slip floor coverings in good condition?
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