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FSJC Generic Facility Inspection Checklist

by Donica Bigelow, from the Community

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This FSJC generic facility inspection checklist helps evaluate workplace and building safety across key areas. It covers general work environments, walkways, floors and openings, stairs, elevated surfaces, exit doors and routes, electrical safety, HVAC and ventilation, environmental controls, hazardous and flammable materials, materials handling, hand and power tools, machine guarding, abrasive wheels, compressors and compressed air, lockout and tagout, portable ladders, compressed gas cylinders, welding and cutting, and powered industrial trucks. Items reference OSHA 29 CFR 1910, National Electrical Code, Uniform Fire Code, Uniform Plumbing Code, and Forest Service Health and Safety guidance to support compliance and risk reduction.

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