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LEV Restaurant Safety Inspection Checklist

by Jennifer Senecal, from the Community

This LEV restaurant safety inspection checklist helps supervisors conduct monthly audits and document corrective actions across the entire store. It covers floors and walkways, ladder safety, storerooms, walk in coolers and freezers, material handling, equipment and appliance safety, personal protective equipment and knife protocols, chemical handling and MSDS, electrical safety, fire protection and ANSUL systems, signage, exits, emergency lighting, and other hazards to maintain compliance and reduce risk.

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Restaurant Safety Inspection Checklist
This restaurant safety inspection checklist helps managers and safety leads evaluate hazards across dining areas, kitchens, walk-in coolers and freezers, and storage rooms. It covers floors and walkways, ladder use, material handling, equipment and appliances, chemical labeling and SDS, electrical safety, and fire and life safety including ANSUL and extinguishers. It also prompts PPE checks, surveillance, emergency lighting, first aid kits, and parking area controls. Use it to standardize audits, document issues, and maintain compliance while reducing incidents.
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OSHA Quarterly Checklist for Restaurants
This OSHA focused quarterly checklist helps restaurant teams audit critical safety areas across the operation. It covers electrical and exit safety, floors and walking surfaces, ladder safety, storage rooms, walk in coolers and freezers, material handling, chemical safety and SDS access, equipment and appliance safety including fryers and grills, and electrical equipment labeling and clearance. Fire and life safety items include evacuation plans, extinguishers, exits, sprinklers, and emergency lighting. Recommended PPE such as gloves, face shields, oven mitts, and high visibility vests is included, along with other considerations like first aid kits and flashlights. Use this template to standardize inspections, correct hazards quickly, and maintain ongoing compliance.
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This monthly safety and fire equipment inspection checklist helps manufacturing teams verify OSHA compliance across facility operations. It covers general workplace safety, emergency preparedness, electrical systems, heating and ventilation, PPE, fall protection, fire extinguishers and exits, sprinkler and emergency lighting checks, gas cylinder storage and handling, hand and power tools, housekeeping, ladder safety, lifting devices and slings, lockout tagout, machine guarding, material handling, powered industrial trucks, walking surfaces, and welding operations. Use it to document findings, track corrective actions, and maintain a safe, compliant plant.
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Restaurant Safety Checklist
This restaurant safety checklist helps managers inspect every area of the venue to reduce hazards and protect staff and guests. It covers storage areas, kitchens and cooklines, dining rooms and restrooms, outdoor seating and playgrounds, and exterior walkways and parking lots. Verify equipment condition, housekeeping, electrical safety, fire protection (including hood suppression and extinguishers), and signage. Assess safe working practices such as spill response, footwear, lifting, knife and slicer handling, chemical labeling, MSDS access, and ladder use. Track follow-up actions, confirm prior hazards are corrected, and capture recommendations with signatures to improve compliance and ratings.
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Restaurant Safety Inspection Checklist

This restaurant safety inspection checklist helps managers and safety leads evaluate hazards across dining areas, kitchens, walk-in coolers and freezers, and storage rooms. It covers floors and walkways, ladder use, material handling, equipment and appliances, chemical labeling and SDS, electrical safety, and fire and life safety including ANSUL and extinguishers. It also prompts PPE checks, surveillance, emergency lighting, first aid kits, and parking area controls. Use it to standardize audits, document issues, and maintain compliance while reducing incidents.

by Josh Allen, from the Community

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OSHA Quarterly Checklist for Restaurants

This OSHA focused quarterly checklist helps restaurant teams audit critical safety areas across the operation. It covers electrical and exit safety, floors and walking surfaces, ladder safety, storage rooms, walk in coolers and freezers, material handling, chemical safety and SDS access, equipment and appliance safety including fryers and grills, and electrical equipment labeling and clearance. Fire and life safety items include evacuation plans, extinguishers, exits, sprinklers, and emergency lighting. Recommended PPE such as gloves, face shields, oven mitts, and high visibility vests is included, along with other considerations like first aid kits and flashlights. Use this template to standardize inspections, correct hazards quickly, and maintain ongoing compliance.

by Josh Allen, from the Community

20+

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General Safety and Fire Equipment Monthly Inspection

This monthly safety and fire equipment inspection checklist helps manufacturing teams verify OSHA compliance across facility operations. It covers general workplace safety, emergency preparedness, electrical systems, heating and ventilation, PPE, fall protection, fire extinguishers and exits, sprinkler and emergency lighting checks, gas cylinder storage and handling, hand and power tools, housekeeping, ladder safety, lifting devices and slings, lockout tagout, machine guarding, material handling, powered industrial trucks, walking surfaces, and welding operations. Use it to document findings, track corrective actions, and maintain a safe, compliant plant.

by Wm Jay Mather, from the Community

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Restaurant Safety Checklist

This restaurant safety checklist helps managers inspect every area of the venue to reduce hazards and protect staff and guests. It covers storage areas, kitchens and cooklines, dining rooms and restrooms, outdoor seating and playgrounds, and exterior walkways and parking lots. Verify equipment condition, housekeeping, electrical safety, fire protection (including hood suppression and extinguishers), and signage. Assess safe working practices such as spill response, footwear, lifting, knife and slicer handling, chemical labeling, MSDS access, and ladder use. Track follow-up actions, confirm prior hazards are corrected, and capture recommendations with signatures to improve compliance and ratings.

by Auburn Looking Glass, from the Community

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LEV Restaurant Safety Inspection Checklist

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