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If you haven’t completed Modules 1 and 2
•To complete Module 1, please click here
•For Module 2, click here
What You Will Learn in this Module
Complete items 11 to 15 of the Worksite Inspection Checklist:
11. Sprinkler Systems and Portable Fire Extinguishers
12. Storage 13. Forklifts14. Safe Machine
Operation15. Portable Tools
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DAY 11 Sprinkler System and Portable Fire Extinguishers
DAY 12 Storage
DAY 13 Forklifts
DAY 14 Safe Machine Operation
DAY 15 Portable Tools
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DAY 11 – Sprinkler Systems and Portable Fire Extinguishers
What you need for DAY 11:• Fire extinguishers charged, mounted and
labeled.
• Defective fire extinguishers replaced.
• Employees trained in operating fire extinguishers when required.
DAY 11 – Sprinkler Systems and Portable Fire Extinguishers
Fire extinguishers must be charged, mounted and labeled in their assigned location.
DAY 11 – Sprinkler Systems and Portable Fire Extinguishers
As proof of good functioning, each fire extinguisher needs to have a card with the recharge and current monthly inspection dates.
DAY 11 – Sprinkler Systems and Portable Fire Extinguishers
There must be a minimum 18” clearance below sprinklers head
DAY 11 – Sprinkler Systems and Portable Fire Extinguishers
Now, complete this section of the checklist:
DAY 12 – Storage
What you need for DAY 12:
• Storage shelving constructed to prevent slipping or collapse
• Storage areas free of tripping & fire hazards
• Safe method to stock and unstock shelves
• Clear passageways and doorways for forklift, trucks, carts, hoists, etc.
DAY 12 – Storage
• Storing materials, tools, equipment, requires more than just room or space.
• Storage areas must be strong enough to hold the load.
DAY 12 – Storage
• Storing materials require some sort of order and classification.
• There must be easy access to stock and unstock items.
DAY 13 – Forklifts
What you need for DAY 13:• Only trained and authorized employees
operating forklifts• Properly functioning forklifts at the
beginning of the shift• Forklift load chart attached• Forklift controls labeled and functioning• Rules of the road enforced.
DAY 13 – Forklifts
Forklifts are specialized vehicles that must be operated by trained and experienced workers. Otherwise unexpected disasters happen.
DAY 13 – Forklifts
For a safe operation, forklifts need to be inspected at the beginning of every shift.
DAY 13 – Forklifts
• Operating a forklift is a serious matter that requires employees to be properly trained
• Click here to go to a online course on Safe Operation of Forklifts.
Note: forklift training must also include hands-on training with a forklift.
DAY 13 – Forklifts
Posting signs along the forklift circulation routes is a good idea.
These help pedestrians to be cautious and attentive of the traffic.
DAY 14 – Safe Machine Operation
What you need for DAY 14:• Trained employees in the safe operation of
specific machines• Personal protective equipment used as
required by the machine operation• Moving parts (belts, pulleys, gears,
cutters, etc.) safeguarded• Power shut-off at easy reach of operator• Lockout-tagout procedures in place
DAY 14 – Safe Machine Operation
•Training employees on the proper operation of
a piece of equipment is the first step to a safe machine operation.
•Follow manufacturer printed manuals and safety guidelines.
DAY 14 – Safe Machine Operation
There are several types of safeguarding and other safety devices that can be used for a safe operation
DAY 14 – Safe Machine Operation
Any type of machine, can be safeguarded to operate it in a safer manner.
DAY 15 – Portable Tools
What you need for DAY 15:• Train employees on the safe use of a
specific tool• Safeguards and safety devices in place
and working properly• Hand power tools grounded or double-
insulated• Personal protective equipment used as
required for operating a specific tool
DAY 15 – Portable Tools
• Portable tools come in a variety of shapes and technologies
• They also serve many different purposes
DAY 15 – Portable Tools
• Employees need to be trained on the proper, safe use of their tool, like wearing PPE and safe work practices.
DAY 15 – Portable Tools
• Following the tool manufacturer safety operation guidelines is the first step before pressing the switch to “on.”
• For example, do not remove safeguards or other safety devices.
DAY 15 – Portable Tools
Working with portable tools, in most instances requires wearing some kind of personal protective equipment.
Make sure that…
You were able to answer YES to all questions in each of the sections 11 through 15.
If one or more questions could not get a positive answer, then write these items in your action plan to be solved in the near future
Congratulations…!
… for completing this checklist. You are on your way to a Safe and Healthy workplace.
To keep it that way remember this simple 3 step continuous improvement cycle:
Maintain equipment
and facilities in good shape
Refresh employee
training and encourage participation
Enforce safe work practices
Additional Information
Steps to a Safe WorkplaceSample programsRequest assistanceE-mail an L&I specialistCall us at 1-800-4BE-SAFE
(1-800-423-7233)
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