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D2 Facility Inspection Checklist

by D2 Safety, from the Community

Conduct a comprehensive facility safety audit with the D2 Facility Inspection checklist. Review employer postings and recordkeeping, medical services, fire protection systems and extinguishers, emergency egress, and general housekeeping. Verify PPE and respirator programs, electrical safety, flammable liquid storage, ladders, tools, hoists and lifts, air compressors, and forklifts. Cover special operations including compressed gas, welding, and tire repair. Assess lockout procedures, confined spaces, hazardous materials training and labeling, ventilation controls, and any offsite sandhouse. Document deficiencies and corrective actions for compliance.

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