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NIFC Facility and Program Inspection Checklist

by BODIE RONK, from the Community

Use this NIFC facility and program inspection checklist to evaluate campus and facility safety against OSHA 29 CFR 1910 and BLM and DOI guidance. Sections cover postings, walking-working surfaces, exits and evacuation, occupational health and environmental controls, hazardous materials, PPE and training, confined space, lockout tagout, medical and first aid, fire protection, compressors, materials handling, forklifts, machine guarding, tools and equipment, chainsaws, welding, electrical safety, HazCom, HVAC, vehicles and heavy equipment, plus best practices. Document findings, assign RAC risk codes, and track abatement plans.

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OSHA Compliance Inspection Checklist
Use this OSHA inspection checklist to assess compliance across general industry and construction requirements. Sections include employer postings, recordkeeping, safety and health programs, first aid and eyewash, fire protection and sprinklers, PPE selection and training, housekeeping and walking-working surfaces, egress and exit signage, portable ladders, hand and power tools, grinders, machine guarding, lockout tagout, welding and cutting, compressed gas cylinders, hoists and forklifts, confined spaces, hazard communication, and electrical safety. Ideal for safety managers conducting routine audits to meet 29 CFR 1910 and applicable 1926 standards.
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Comprehensive Safety Audit Checklist
This safety audit checklist helps facilities teams assess workplace compliance and risk across key areas. It covers OSHA postings, safety policies, training and inspections, confined spaces, electrical safety, emergency exits and lighting, eyewash and showers, fall protection, fire extinguishers and fire safety, first aid, forklifts and powered industrial trucks, golf carts and low speed vehicles, hand and power tools, hazard communication, ladder safety, machine guarding, material handling and storage, cranes and hoists, personal protective equipment, walking working surfaces and rails, welding and cutting and compressed gas cylinders, and public spaces such as concession areas. Use it to document findings, assign corrective actions, and track abatement for a safer facility.
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R6 Facility Inspection Checklist
This R6 Facility Inspection checklist helps teams assess workplace safety and compliance across buildings and sites. It covers postings, general work environment, walkways, stairs, elevated surfaces, exit routes, and electrical safety. Review HVAC, plumbing, environmental controls, and flammable materials storage. Evaluate materials handling, hand and power tools, machine guarding, compressors, and portable ladders. Confirm lockout tagout procedures, HazCom programs, confined space controls, and forklift operations to maintain OSHA and NFPA compliance and reduce risk.
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OSHA Inspection Template and Checklist
This OSHA inspection template helps organizations assess compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910. It guides audits across postings, medical services and first aid, fire protection, general work environment, walkways, floor and wall openings, stairs and elevated surfaces, egress and exit doors, machine guarding, lockout and tagout procedures, hoists, flammable and combustible materials, hazardous chemical exposure, hazard communication, electrical safety, noise, and piping identification. Use it to identify hazards, verify controls, and document corrective actions across facilities and production areas.
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