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OSHA Self-Inspection Checklist

by SOFIA RODRIGUEZ, from the Community

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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