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Facility Safety Checklist

by John Bestman, from the Community

This facility safety checklist helps teams audit core safety programs, including fire prevention, hazard communication, blood-borne pathogens, and personal protective equipment. Verify sprinkler clearances, fuel storage, and cylinder controls; review OSHA 300/300A logs, labeling, and GHS training; confirm BBP vaccination records, exposure control plans, and decontamination processes; and ensure PPE assessments, training, and use. Use this template to standardize inspections, capture evidence, and strengthen compliance readiness across facilities.

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Internal Blood Borne Pathogen Program Audit
Use this internal audit template to evaluate compliance with the OSHA 1910.1030 blood borne pathogens standard. Verify annual training for affected and authorized employees, the presence and yearly review of an exposure control plan, exposure determination, and universal precautions. Check PPE requirements, handwashing access, sharps handling and containers, decontamination schedules, regulated waste procedures, and sharps injury logs. Confirm employee knowledge of BBP risks, proper PPE selection and disposal, and hand hygiene. Review documentation and retention including Hepatitis B vaccination, medical evaluations, training records, and written opinions to support infection control readiness.
by Aaron Barkley, from the Community
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Community Center Safety Audit Checklist
Use this safety audit checklist to evaluate community center compliance with key OSHA aligned requirements. Sections cover hazard communication, emergency action planning, fire prevention and extinguisher checks, housekeeping, electrical safety, first aid supplies, blood borne pathogen training, and required postings such as Right To Know and OSHA 300 logs. Ideal for parks and recreation divisions and community facility managers to document inspections, training records, and corrective actions.
by Nathaniel Eisenman, from the Community
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Safety Program Policy and Procedure Audit Checklist
This comprehensive safety program audit checklist helps organizations evaluate the effectiveness of their safety policies, procedures, and training. It covers OSHA-focused areas including Hazard Communication, Lockout Tagout, PPE and Respiratory Protection, Bloodborne Pathogens, Hearing Conservation, Confined Space Entry, Emergency Action and Fire Prevention plans, and Industrial Lift Truck operations. Use it to verify written plans, training records, inspections, incident logs, and enforcement practices, identify gaps, and document corrective actions across your facility.
by Alanna Soukkala, from the Community
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SWACO Facility Audit Checklist
Use this SWACO facility audit to assess transfer station operations and facility conditions. The checklist covers general housekeeping, signage, lighting, ventilation, spill control, and records retention. Verify emergency response readiness including extinguishers, evacuation plans, eyewash and showers, and flammable storage. Review basic health and safety, PPE, sanitation, equipment guarding, and maintenance. Check electrical safety, machine and tool standards, ladder and forklift controls, and confined space compliance. Audit logs and documentation, including OSHA 300 and 301, equipment inspections, and DOT incident reports. Confirm vehicle labeling, driver spill kits, and emergency manuals. Capture photos and sign off to complete the audit.
by Chris Browning, from the Community
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