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Internal Flammable and Combustible Liquid Safety Audit

by Aaron Barkley, from the Community

This internal safety audit template helps evaluate compliance with OSHA 1910.106 for flammable and combustible liquids. It covers training programs, site policies, visual inspections of tanks and storage rooms, labeling and signage, ventilation, hazardous-area wiring, aisle clearances, container stacking, cabinet storage, spill control, fire protection, and volume limits. Use it to verify employee knowledge and document findings for engineering, maintenance, and safety teams.

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Flammable and Combustible Liquids Checklist

This flammable and combustible liquids checklist aligns with AFI 91-203 requirements to help teams assess safe handling, storage, and use of Class I, II, and IIIA liquids. Verify PPE training, approved containers and cabinets, bonding and grounding during transfers, ventilation and drainage in storage rooms, electrical compliance to NFPA 70, clear labeling, spill response, and placement of appropriate fire extinguishers. Includes limits for display and storage quantities, aisle clearances, stacking rules, and refueling practices to reduce ignition risks and support compliance.

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Use this AFI 91-203 flammable and combustible liquids checklist to inspect training, PPE, approved containers and cabinets, labeling, bonding and grounding, ventilation and drainage, storage limits, aisle clearances, fire-resistance ratings, extinguisher placement, and refueling practices. Ideal for shops, warehouses, labs and maintenance areas on military installations or similar industrial facilities to reinforce fire safety and regulatory compliance.

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Internal Flammable and Combustible Liquid Safety Audit

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