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General Work Environment Inspection Checklist

by Lazaro Santos, from the Community

Use this general work environment inspection checklist to assess warehouse and logistics facilities. Review exterior and environmental conditions, dock doors and wheel chocks, pallet storage, housekeeping, lighting, walkways, and slip, trip, and fall hazards. Verify forklift and powered industrial equipment practices, eyewash station access and maintenance, and fire protection compliance. Capture findings, assign actions, and track resolution.

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This EHS inspection checklist helps teams assess key warehouse and loading dock safety controls. It covers housekeeping, tripping and slipping hazards, clear exits, fire extinguishers and eyewash access with current inspections, electrical panel clearances, hazardous operations, lighting and sanitation, ladder condition and tags, PPE availability and use, chemical labeling and storage, compressed gas cylinder security, ventilation performance, tank protection and containment, material handling practices, pallet condition and stacking, powered industrial truck operations, and dock equipment like levelers, restraints, lights, wheel chocks, and trailer lighting. Use it to maintain safer facilities and meet compliance requirements.

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by Tyler Brabson, from the Community

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General Work Environment Inspection Checklist

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