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IDC Safety Champion Observation Form

by Nate Schreiber, from the Community

This IDC Safety Champion Observation Form helps supervisors and safety champions document observations on PPE compliance, tool and equipment selection and use, hoists and lifting devices, ergonomics and body mechanics, housekeeping and 5S, and potential line-of-fire, pinch, trip, and slip hazards. Capture safe practices, identify at-risk behaviors, discuss findings with workers, and propose corrective actions to drive continuous improvement in workplace safety across sites, shifts, and processes.

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IDC Safety Champion Employee Interview
This IDC Safety Champion Employee Interview template helps identify safety leaders and capture frontline insights across key areas of the workplace. Use guided questions on material handling, tools and equipment, hazard identification, and housekeeping to surface risks and improvement ideas. Record team member details, shifts, and areas, then prioritize actions to reduce manual handling, replace improper tools, address top hazards, and raise cleanliness standards. Ideal for manufacturing and industrial teams seeking to strengthen safety culture and continuous improvement.
by Nate Schreiber, from the Community
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IDC Safety Champion Observation Scorecard Scoring Guide
This scoring guide supports safety champions in assessing workplace safety observations within industrial and manufacturing environments. It outlines criteria for safe operations, including workplace appearance, lighting, emergency access, PPE use and HALO practices around forklifts, machine guarding, floor condition and cleanliness, removal of unnecessary items, proper storage of materials, tool condition and use, and ergonomics at workstations. Use it to standardize audits, coach teams, and drive continuous improvement. Adapt the guide to your site’s policies and local regulations before use.
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Behavior-Based Safety Observation Checklist
This behavior-based safety observation checklist helps safety managers and supervisors systematically identify safe and at-risk actions among frontline workers. It covers key areas including ergonomics and body mechanics, PPE selection and use, tools and equipment condition, mobile and motorized equipment, and environment and work areas such as housekeeping, walking and working surfaces, emergency access, and exposure to temperature, rotating equipment, sharp edges, and pinch points. The checklist also includes procedures for fall protection, chemical use, and lockout tagout, with sections for awareness, adherence, availability, and additional observations. Capture findings, note corrective actions, and complete sign-off to reinforce a proactive safety culture across operations.
by coco rico, from the Community
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Behavior Based Safety Observation Checklist
This behavior based safety observation checklist supports individual safety audits on construction and industrial worksites. It covers housekeeping, PPE condition and use, working position and body mechanics, and the proper selection and condition of tools and equipment. The checklist prompts review of line of fire hazards and critical procedures including lockout tagout, arc flash, hot work, and confined space. Capture safe and unsafe behaviors, record corrective actions, attach media evidence, and sign off to drive continuous improvement and compliance.
by Ilsa Walsh, from the Community
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IDC Safety Champion Employee Interview

This IDC Safety Champion Employee Interview template helps identify safety leaders and capture frontline insights across key areas of the workplace. Use guided questions on material handling, tools and equipment, hazard identification, and housekeeping to surface risks and improvement ideas. Record team member details, shifts, and areas, then prioritize actions to reduce manual handling, replace improper tools, address top hazards, and raise cleanliness standards. Ideal for manufacturing and industrial teams seeking to strengthen safety culture and continuous improvement.

by Nate Schreiber, from the Community

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IDC Safety Champion Observation Scorecard Scoring Guide

This scoring guide supports safety champions in assessing workplace safety observations within industrial and manufacturing environments. It outlines criteria for safe operations, including workplace appearance, lighting, emergency access, PPE use and HALO practices around forklifts, machine guarding, floor condition and cleanliness, removal of unnecessary items, proper storage of materials, tool condition and use, and ergonomics at workstations. Use it to standardize audits, coach teams, and drive continuous improvement. Adapt the guide to your site’s policies and local regulations before use.

by Nate Schreiber, from the Community

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Behavior-Based Safety Observation Checklist

This behavior-based safety observation checklist helps safety managers and supervisors systematically identify safe and at-risk actions among frontline workers. It covers key areas including ergonomics and body mechanics, PPE selection and use, tools and equipment condition, mobile and motorized equipment, and environment and work areas such as housekeeping, walking and working surfaces, emergency access, and exposure to temperature, rotating equipment, sharp edges, and pinch points. The checklist also includes procedures for fall protection, chemical use, and lockout tagout, with sections for awareness, adherence, availability, and additional observations. Capture findings, note corrective actions, and complete sign-off to reinforce a proactive safety culture across operations.

by coco rico, from the Community

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Behavior Based Safety Observation Checklist

This behavior based safety observation checklist supports individual safety audits on construction and industrial worksites. It covers housekeeping, PPE condition and use, working position and body mechanics, and the proper selection and condition of tools and equipment. The checklist prompts review of line of fire hazards and critical procedures including lockout tagout, arc flash, hot work, and confined space. Capture safe and unsafe behaviors, record corrective actions, attach media evidence, and sign off to drive continuous improvement and compliance.

by Ilsa Walsh, from the Community

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IDC Safety Champion Observation Form

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