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General Industry Safety Walk Checklist

by Carl Allen, from the Community

Conduct a comprehensive OSHA 1910 safety walk across general industry sites. This checklist helps assess work areas, first aid and medical services, fire protection, exit routes, walkways, stairs, ladders, and elevated surfaces. Verify PPE and respiratory programs, welding and hot work controls, compressors and compressed gas handling, lockout tagout, confined spaces, flammable liquids, hazard communication, electrical safety, noise, piping identification, and material handling. Review cranes and hoists, spraying operations, hand and power tools, abrasive wheels, powder-actuated tools, and machine guarding to identify hazards and drive corrective actions.

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General Industry Safety Walk Checklist OSHA 1910
This OSHA 1910 general industry safety walk checklist helps teams evaluate workplace conditions and practices across key areas including general work areas, medical and first aid readiness, fire protection, exit routes, walkways, ladders, PPE, respiratory protection, welding and hot work, compressed air and gas, lockout tagout, confined spaces, flammable materials, hazard communication, electrical safety, noise control, piping identification, material handling, hoists and cranes, spraying, hand and power tools, and machine guarding. Use it to spot hazards, record issues, and drive corrective actions for safer operations.
by Carl Allen, from the Community
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OSHA Self-Inspection Checklist
This OSHA self-inspection checklist helps employers audit workplace safety and compliance across general industry. Sections cover posting and recordkeeping, safety programs, medical services and first aid, fire protection, and PPE. It also includes general work environment, walkways, exits and egress, floor and wall openings, stairs, elevated surfaces, and portable ladders. Tools and machinery topics include hand and power tools, abrasive wheels, machine guarding, and lockout/tagout. Additional areas span welding and cutting, compressors and compressed gases, forklifts, spraying operations, confined spaces, environmental controls, flammable and combustible materials, hazardous chemicals and communication, electrical safety, noise, fueling, piping identification, materials handling, transport, ventilation, sanitation, and tire inflation.
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Comprehensive OSHA Hazard Assessment Checklist
This OSHA hazard assessment checklist helps safety teams identify and control workplace hazards across general environments and industrial operations. It includes 43 customizable sections covering PPE, walkways and stairs, elevated surfaces, egress and exit doors, ladders, hand and power tools, abrasive wheels, powder‑actuated tools, machine guarding, lockout tagout, welding and cutting, compressors and compressed gases, confined spaces, environmental controls, flammable and combustible materials, fire protection, hazardous chemicals and communication, electrical safety, noise, fueling, piping identification, material handling, forklifts, ventilation, sanitation, tire inflation, emergency action planning, infection control, ergonomics, HVAC and cranes. Use and adapt sections to suit your site and digitize inspections for consistent compliance.
by Brian Nguyen, from the Community
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OSHA Self Inspection Checklist
This OSHA self inspection checklist helps organizations audit workplace safety and compliance across key areas. It covers employer postings, recordkeeping, safety program management, medical services and first aid, fire protection, personal protective equipment, housekeeping, walkways, floor and wall openings, stairs and elevated surfaces, egress and exit doors, portable ladders, hand and power tools, abrasive wheel equipment, powder actuated tools, machine guarding, lockout tagout, welding and cutting, compressors and compressed air, compressed gas cylinders, hoists, forklifts and industrial trucks, spraying operations, confined spaces, environmental controls and ventilation, flammable and combustible materials, hazardous chemical exposure and communication, electrical safety, noise, fueling, piping system identification, materials handling, transporting employees and materials, sanitizing equipment and clothing, and tire inflation. Use it to identify hazards, verify procedures, and reduce risk.
by Arlinda Tyler, from the Community
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General Industry Safety Walk Checklist

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