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Stop Audit Checklist for Workstation Safety AMTB

by Dan Da Costa, from the Community

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This Stop Audit template supports workstation safety assessments in manufacturing settings. Review PPE use including bump cap, steel toe boots, safety glasses, ear plugs, sleeves, and respiratory protection. Evaluate people’s positions and reactions, including struck-by and caught-in hazards, falls, extreme temperatures, electrical contact, exposure to substances, repetitive motions, and awkward postures. Check tools for suitability, correct use, and condition. Verify procedures are available, adequate, known, understood, and followed, and confirm orderliness. Record safe and unsafe acts, document corrective and preventive actions, and capture signatures for verification.

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Stop Audit Checklist for Workstation Safety AMTB

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