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Standardized Work Audit (SWI) Checklist

by Nick Martin, from the Community

This Standardized Work Audit (Form 4837E Rev 000) helps assess SWI revision control, worker training and sign-off, ability to locate SWIs and Modification Bulletins, PPE compliance, adherence to work instructions, and overall safety, ergonomic, and environmental conditions. Auditors are guided to observe multiple cycles, check leadership in standardized work, confirm risk mitigation opportunities, verify closure of previous actions, and share results with workers and team leads while assigning follow-up tasks.

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Warehouse Standardized Work Audit Form
Use this Warehouse Standardized Work Audit SWI form to evaluate documentation control, verify training and sign offs, observe PPE use and process adherence, and confirm periodic tasks are captured. Assess safety, ergonomics, and environmental conditions, review risk mitigation, gather improvement ideas, and check tools and calibration status. Track closure of previous actions and share results with workers and team leaders.
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Moulding Standardized Work Audit Form 4837D Rev 002
This moulding standardized work audit form helps teams verify compliance with standardized work instructions in moulding operations. Use it to check current SWI revision control, confirm training and sign offs, and ensure workers follow the defined process steps with appropriate PPE. The checklist supports leadership engagement, risk mitigation, and continuous improvement by capturing employee ideas. It covers IMM and RIM specifics, safety and quality checks at the press, availability and calibration of tools and gauges, and verification that previous action items are closed on time. Ideal for plants operating under IATF 16949 or similar quality systems.
by Nick Martin, from the Community
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Layered Process Audit Checklist Rev 2
Apply this layered process audit checklist to assess manufacturing work centers for training compliance, PPE use, standardized work, and built in quality. Verify first off checks, inspection steps, alarm limits, and use of verification stations. Review torque control and calibration, gauges, traceability, FIFO, labeling and packaging accuracy, and communication logs. Include follow up on customer incidents with corrective actions and 8D to drive continuous improvement.
by kevin.shaw@magna.com, from the Community
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SWMS Form
Use this Safe Work Method Statement SWMS form to assess site hazards, define controls, assign PPE, and capture risk ratings with and without controls. It covers shared work sites and moving traffic, environmental conditions such as heat, cold and high wind, hot work and fire risk, work duration and fatigue, and construction activities during and after hours. The form guides users through site assessment, PPE selection and risk evaluation, and includes a sign off section to confirm workers have reviewed and understood the SWMS before work begins.
by Peter Hughes, from the Community
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Warehouse Standardized Work Audit Form

Use this Warehouse Standardized Work Audit SWI form to evaluate documentation control, verify training and sign offs, observe PPE use and process adherence, and confirm periodic tasks are captured. Assess safety, ergonomics, and environmental conditions, review risk mitigation, gather improvement ideas, and check tools and calibration status. Track closure of previous actions and share results with workers and team leaders.

by Nick Martin, from the Community

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Moulding Standardized Work Audit Form 4837D Rev 002

This moulding standardized work audit form helps teams verify compliance with standardized work instructions in moulding operations. Use it to check current SWI revision control, confirm training and sign offs, and ensure workers follow the defined process steps with appropriate PPE. The checklist supports leadership engagement, risk mitigation, and continuous improvement by capturing employee ideas. It covers IMM and RIM specifics, safety and quality checks at the press, availability and calibration of tools and gauges, and verification that previous action items are closed on time. Ideal for plants operating under IATF 16949 or similar quality systems.

by Nick Martin, from the Community

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Layered Process Audit Checklist Rev 2

Apply this layered process audit checklist to assess manufacturing work centers for training compliance, PPE use, standardized work, and built in quality. Verify first off checks, inspection steps, alarm limits, and use of verification stations. Review torque control and calibration, gauges, traceability, FIFO, labeling and packaging accuracy, and communication logs. Include follow up on customer incidents with corrective actions and 8D to drive continuous improvement.

by kevin.shaw@magna.com, from the Community

20+

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SWMS Form

Use this Safe Work Method Statement SWMS form to assess site hazards, define controls, assign PPE, and capture risk ratings with and without controls. It covers shared work sites and moving traffic, environmental conditions such as heat, cold and high wind, hot work and fire risk, work duration and fatigue, and construction activities during and after hours. The form guides users through site assessment, PPE selection and risk evaluation, and includes a sign off section to confirm workers have reviewed and understood the SWMS before work begins.

by Peter Hughes, from the Community

70+

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Standardized Work Audit (SWI) Checklist

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