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    The document discusses workplace safety inspections. It notes that identifying hazards is key to the inspection process. Inspections must use checklists tailored to actual working conditions and address issues like building safety, fire safety, electrical safety, indoor air quality, and housekeeping. Hazards found should be documented, assigned corrective actions, and fixed as soon as possible. Inspections are important for maintaining a safe work environment and preventing injuries, damage, and loss of life. Proper documentation of inspections and corrective actions is also required.

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    Workplace Inspection

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    The document discusses workplace safety inspections. It notes that identifying hazards is key to the inspection process. Inspections must use checklists tailored to actual working conditions and address issues like building safety, fire safety, electrical safety, indoor air quality, and housekeeping. Hazards found should be documented, assigned corrective actions, and fixed as soon as possible. Inspections are important for maintaining a safe work environment and preventing injuries, damage, and loss of life. Proper documentation of inspections and corrective actions is also required.

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    The document discusses workplace safety inspections. It notes that identifying hazards is key to the inspection process. Inspections must use checklists tailored to actual working conditions and address issues like building safety, fire safety, electrical safety, indoor air quality, and housekeeping. Hazards found should be documented, assigned corrective actions, and fixed as soon as possible. Inspections are important for maintaining a safe work environment and preventing injuries, damage, and loss of life. Proper documentation of inspections and corrective actions is also required.

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    Workplace Inspection

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    Sandeep Kumar
    The document discusses workplace safety inspections. It notes that identifying hazards is key to the inspection process. Inspections must use checklists tailored to actual working conditions and address issues like building safety, fire safety, electrical safety, indoor air quality, and housekeeping. Hazards found should be documented, assigned corrective actions, and fixed as soon as possible. Inspections are important for maintaining a safe work environment and preventing injuries, damage, and loss of life. Proper documentation of inspections and corrective actions is also required.

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    OFFICE OF RISK MANAGEMENT

    LOSS PREVENTION UNIT


     Identification of workplace hazards is an
    important part of the inspection process.
    true/false
     Inspections must be conducted by the safety
    officer only. true/false
     ORM requires all agencies to conduct and
    _________inspections
     Hazards found in the workplace should be
    corrected as soon as possible.
    true/false
     Indoor air quality issues are part of the
    inspection process. true/false
     Create a better understanding of the
    inspection process.
     Learn how to identify safety hazards.
     Learn how to control identified hazards.
    Can cause:
     Death
     Injury
     Damage to equipment
     Maintain a safe work environment
     Control unsafe acts and conditions
     Ensure operational efficiency
     The entire workplace
     Both interior & exterior work
    environments.
     Building Safety
     Office Safety
     Fire Safety
     Electrical Safety
     Emergency Equipment
     Storage Methods
     Indoor air quality

     NFPA- Life Safety 101 Compliance

     Housekeeping practices
     Equipment operation and maintenance practices

     Unsafe conditions

     Unsafe acts (practices)


     Formal Inspections

     Daily/Weekly Inspections

     Special Function Inspections


     Employees
     Supervisors
     Safety Coordinators
     Management
     Safety Committee Members
     Outside Vendors/insurance companies
    Unsafe Conditions

    Unsafe Acts
     Correct unsafe conditions

     Correct unsafe acts

     Implement controls
     Engineering Controls

     Administrative Controls

     Protective Equipment
     Document your corrective action

     Document your controls


    OFFICE OF RISK
    MANAGEMENT
    SUPPORT
     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
     Class A – Monthly

     Class B - Quarterly
     Checklist recommended
     Systematic
     Site-specific
     Revise as needed
     Written inspection report
     Should include:
     Person & Date
     Concerns Identified
     Corrective Action
     Building/Area inspected
     Location:
     Posted in the workplace, accessible to
    ALL employees
     Purpose:
     For employees to “report” unsafe
    conditions
     Implementation:
     Train employees
     Review routinely
     Maintain on file at least three years.
     Supervisor or Loss Prevention Rep:
     Checks HCL
     Takes temporary control
     Reports to next level, if uncontrolled
     Appropriate

     Effective

     Expeditious
     Immediate (if possible)
     If longer than 30 days:
     Forward Hazard Control Log to:
     Agency Head
     Department Head
     ORM-LP-BR
    Inspection Checklists
    Hazard Control Logs
    State Fire Marshal Reports
    Keep all for 3 years minimum
     Inspections must be conducted and documented
    using a checklist that reflects actual working
    conditions. True/False

     Life Safety Code 101 only applies to office


    buildings. True/False
     Observing employees at work must be part of
    your__________.
     Hazards which pose imminent danger must be
    __________ and corrected immediately.
    Thanks For Attending This Program

    Think Safety and Be Safe

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