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An office workplace safety checklist is used to assess health and safety risks exposed to employees in an office environment. It involves the examination of an offices' emergency evacuation, security, accessibility, fire safety, hygiene facilities and employee ergonomics.
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This template is for conducting an office safety inspection. Start by providing general information about the business then proceed with an evaluation of walking surfaces, furniture, office equipment, shelves, cabinets, indoor air systems, copier rooms and outdoor areas such as the parking lot. It also focuses on evaluating office safety training programs and the implementation of emergency and safety procedures. If any potential hazards are identified, the inspector can add recommendations and actions to improve overall safety in the office premises.
This SafetyCulture template is based on the OSHA Office Safety Standards. Conduct an audit to identify hazards in the office environment. Take photos of defects and damages including issues with electrical equipment. Notify your safety managers or supervisors for fast resolution before more serious problems occur.
This general workplace safety checklist can be used for general building and office workplace environments. It includes items critical to safety and security of employees including: emergency equipment, unobstructed pathways (aisles & stairways) and adequate lighting in work areas.
Visually inspect the physical structure and facilities of the office by using this template. Do an audit of the condition of the building main doors and entrances, stairways and ailes, floors, air and lighting systems, office tools and equipment, and bulletin boards and signs. Check emergency equipment, storage of harmful substances, and the sanitation practices in washrooms and kitchens. Check the level of security by evaluating the implementation of security and emergency procedures.
