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District 3 Facility Inspection Checklist

by Rachel Nir, from the Community

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This District 3 Facility Inspection checklist helps facility managers assess safety and compliance across buildings and work areas. It covers employer postings and recordkeeping, medical services and first aid, general work area conditions, storage and housekeeping, toilets and washing facilities, suspended ceiling tiles, bay doors, battery charging, portable and fixed ladders, elevated locations, fire protection and evacuation planning, exits and egress, electrical safety and lockout procedures, personal protective equipment, eyewash and showers, respiratory protection, air compressors, tools and machinery guarding, grinders and saws, hoists, automotive lifts and jacks, ventilation controls, hazardous materials and flammable liquids storage, compressed gas cylinders, welding and cutting, forklifts, confined spaces, tire service, exterior structures, sand houses, and off site facilities. It is designed to support routine audits and corrective actions to maintain workplace safety and compliance.

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