Template

Combustible Dust Audit Fort St John

by Wes Peterson, from the Community

10+

Use this daily, zone-based combustible dust audit to assess primary and secondary dust levels, remove ignition sources, and verify cleanup schedules across planer rooms, conveyors, trimmers, debarkers, hogs, and energy plant areas. Includes worker knowledge checks on dust hazards, responsibilities, and compressed air requirements, helping sawmills standardize inspections and reduce explosion risk.

With SafetyCulture you can

Digitize any process, procedure or policy

Eliminate mistakes made by paper-based processes

Create and share professional reports instantly

Confirm accountability and compliance with a digital log

With SafetyCulture you can

Digitize any process, procedure or policy

Eliminate mistakes made by paper-based processes

Create and share professional reports instantly

Confirm accountability and compliance with a digital log

About author

Community

This community page makes available free workplace checklists and templates created by other users within the SafetyCulture community. SafetyCulture has re-published this content and where possible, has credited the original author. SafetyCulture has not verified the accuracy, reliability or suitability of any community content. You agree that your use of any of this content is in accordance with SafetyCulture’s Terms and Conditions.

Template
Combustible Dust Audit - Grande Prairie
This combustible dust audit template supports daily, zone-based inspections across sawmill and wood-processing areas. It guides checks on primary dust removal from ignition sources, confirms secondary dust stays below 1/8 inch across no more than 5 percent of work areas, and verifies clean-up schedules are adequate. The checklist also reviews worker practices, proper use of compressed air, and employee knowledge of dust hazards. Coverage includes key equipment and locations such as debarkers, resaws, canters, trimmers, sorters, conveyors, chip belts, stackers, the planer, and basement waste systems.
by Wes Peterson, from the Community
Downloads: 20+
Get
Template
Combustible Dust Audit - Elko
A daily, zone based combustible dust audit template for sawmill operations. Assess primary and secondary dust levels, ensure removal from ignition sources, and verify housekeeping schedules. Covers operating floor and basement zones, planer, kilns, furnace and hog areas. Includes checks on worker practices, compressed air pre work requirements, and brief knowledge questions to confirm understanding of dust hazards, unacceptable secondary dust thresholds of one eighth inch over five percent of the area, and the site dust control plan.
by Wes Peterson, from the Community
Downloads: 10+
Get
Template
Combustible Dust Audit Checklist by Zone
Use this daily combustible dust audit checklist to inspect each zone across the sawmill, including planer infeed/enclosures, trimsaws, sorters, chipper, PDC and energy plant rooms. Verify primary dust removal from ignition sources, confirm secondary dust does not exceed 1/8 inch over 5% of the area, and assess housekeeping schedules. Evaluate employee practices such as compressed air use and hot work controls, and test knowledge on dust hazards and mitigation responsibilities. Document upset conditions, corrective actions, and opportunities to control dust at the source.
by Wes Peterson, from the Community
Downloads: 10+
Get
Template
Combustible Dust Audit - Sawmill Checklist
This combustible dust audit checklist is designed for sawmills to support daily, zone-by-zone inspections that reduce explosion and fire risk. Inspect primary and secondary dust levels against program thresholds (including the 1/8 inch over 5% area limit), verify source control, housekeeping effectiveness, ventilation, and removal from ignition sources such as heaters, electrical equipment, hot work, or friction. Review divisional cleanup schedules and adequacy, note upset conditions, and document corrective actions. Evaluate worker practices, test employee knowledge of combustible dust hazards, and confirm requirements for compressed air use (pre-work card, no dust plume, last resort). Use this checklist to standardize hazard recognition, control, and reporting across planer, barker room, canter, gangs, edger, stacker, compressor room, chipper, and related areas.
by Wes Peterson, from the Community
Downloads: 10+
Get

Combustible Dust Audit - Grande Prairie

This combustible dust audit template supports daily, zone-based inspections across sawmill and wood-processing areas. It guides checks on primary dust removal from ignition sources, confirms secondary dust stays below 1/8 inch across no more than 5 percent of work areas, and verifies clean-up schedules are adequate. The checklist also reviews worker practices, proper use of compressed air, and employee knowledge of dust hazards. Coverage includes key equipment and locations such as debarkers, resaws, canters, trimmers, sorters, conveyors, chip belts, stackers, the planer, and basement waste systems.

by Wes Peterson, from the Community

20+

Get

Template

Combustible Dust Audit - Elko

A daily, zone based combustible dust audit template for sawmill operations. Assess primary and secondary dust levels, ensure removal from ignition sources, and verify housekeeping schedules. Covers operating floor and basement zones, planer, kilns, furnace and hog areas. Includes checks on worker practices, compressed air pre work requirements, and brief knowledge questions to confirm understanding of dust hazards, unacceptable secondary dust thresholds of one eighth inch over five percent of the area, and the site dust control plan.

by Wes Peterson, from the Community

10+

Get

Template

Combustible Dust Audit Checklist by Zone

Use this daily combustible dust audit checklist to inspect each zone across the sawmill, including planer infeed/enclosures, trimsaws, sorters, chipper, PDC and energy plant rooms. Verify primary dust removal from ignition sources, confirm secondary dust does not exceed 1/8 inch over 5% of the area, and assess housekeeping schedules. Evaluate employee practices such as compressed air use and hot work controls, and test knowledge on dust hazards and mitigation responsibilities. Document upset conditions, corrective actions, and opportunities to control dust at the source.

by Wes Peterson, from the Community

10+

Get

Template

Combustible Dust Audit - Sawmill Checklist

This combustible dust audit checklist is designed for sawmills to support daily, zone-by-zone inspections that reduce explosion and fire risk. Inspect primary and secondary dust levels against program thresholds (including the 1/8 inch over 5% area limit), verify source control, housekeeping effectiveness, ventilation, and removal from ignition sources such as heaters, electrical equipment, hot work, or friction. Review divisional cleanup schedules and adequacy, note upset conditions, and document corrective actions. Evaluate worker practices, test employee knowledge of combustible dust hazards, and confirm requirements for compressed air use (pre-work card, no dust plume, last resort). Use this checklist to standardize hazard recognition, control, and reporting across planer, barker room, canter, gangs, edger, stacker, compressor room, chipper, and related areas.

by Wes Peterson, from the Community

10+

Get

Combustible Dust Audit Fort St John

About author

You might also like

Combustible Dust Audit - Grande Prairie

Combustible Dust Audit - Elko

Combustible Dust Audit Checklist by Zone

Combustible Dust Audit - Sawmill Checklist

You might also like

Combustible Dust Audit - Grande Prairie

Combustible Dust Audit - Elko

Combustible Dust Audit Checklist by Zone

Combustible Dust Audit - Sawmill Checklist