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OSHA Inspection Template and Checklist

by Josh Ierna, from the Community

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This OSHA inspection template helps organizations assess compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910. It guides audits across postings, medical services and first aid, fire protection, general work environment, walkways, floor and wall openings, stairs and elevated surfaces, egress and exit doors, machine guarding, lockout and tagout procedures, hoists, flammable and combustible materials, hazardous chemical exposure, hazard communication, electrical safety, noise, and piping identification. Use it to identify hazards, verify controls, and document corrective actions across facilities and production areas.

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