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This document is a department health and safety inspection report for California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. It summarizes safety conditions across multiple areas, including buildings and grounds, shop machinery and equipment, office and classroom equipment, housekeeping, safe practices, fire protection, clothing and protective equipment. Any unsafe conditions or accidents since the last inspection are also noted. The inspection aims to identify safety issues and recommendations to improve workplace safety.
This document is a department health and safety inspection report for California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. It summarizes safety conditions across multiple areas, including buildings and grounds, shop machinery and equipment, office and classroom equipment, housekeeping, safe practices, fire protection, clothing and protective equipment. Any unsafe conditions or accidents since the last inspection are also noted. The inspection aims to identify safety issues and recommendations to improve workplace safety.
This document is a department health and safety inspection report for California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. It summarizes safety conditions across multiple areas, including buildings and grounds, shop machinery and equipment, office and classroom equipment, housekeeping, safe practices, fire protection, clothing and protective equipment. Any unsafe conditions or accidents since the last inspection are also noted. The inspection aims to identify safety issues and recommendations to improve workplace safety.
DEPARTMENT HEALTH AND SAFETY INSPECTION REPORT Location(s) Report prepared by
REVIEWED BY MANAGER, CHAIR, DIRECTOR OR DEAN.
SIGNATURE: Safety Suggestions and Recommendations:
Date of this report
Date of last report
Date
SAFETY INSPECTION CHECKLIST
YES NO BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Protective equipment in good condition and 5 Lighting adequate in all areas. used as required. 1 Electric lights, switches, etc, in good repair. Proper clothing worn at all times. 2 6 Electric outlets not overloaded, multiple plug Other 3 7 adapters are not used and have covers. SHOP MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT D Heating and ventilation adequate. Moving parts of machinery properly guarded. 4 1 Floors in good repair with no tripping Storage of tools adequate. 5 2 hazards. Electrical equipment grounded. 3 Windows and doors in good repair, no sharp Hoisting equipment has capacity and all 6 4 edges. controls plainly marked as required All plumbing fixtures in good repair. Grinding wheels have hoods and tool rests. 7 5 Elevators operating properly. Gas cylinders secured at all times. 8 6 Sidewalks free of holes or cracks Air compressors have "Automatic startup" 9 7 Sprinklers are not a tripping hazard warning signs. 10 Shrubbery and tree branches properly cut back Guardrails provided for elevated work areas. 11 8 Other Overhead storage areas have guardrails 12 9 OFFICE, CLASSROOM AND LAB EQUIPMENT Operating procedures posted for each machine B 10 Emergency procedures posted. Equipment locked out when making repairs 1 11 Hand tools maintained in good condition. Other 2 12 Ladders and stepstools in good condition. HOUSEKEEPING 3 E Laboratory fume hoods operating properly. Hallways and aisles unobstructed 4 1 Lab equipment and glassware in good Adequate space provided for storage 5 2 condition All materials stored in a safe manner Electrical equipment grounded with a 3-prong Floors clean and free from slipping hazards. 6 3 plug and turned off when not in use. Waste materials disposed of properly. Electrical extension cords not damaged and Access to electric panels unobstructed 7 4 being used properly. Restrooms clean and well supplied. 5 Desks, chairs and tables in good repair Other 8 6 Files and shelves anchored and not overloaded SAFE PRACTICES 9 F First aid equipment (include em. eye washes Employees instructed in safe use of equipment. 10 1 /showers) available, adequate and complete. Health and safety rules followed. 2 Chemicals and toxic materials kept in sealed, Safe lifting techniques used. 11 3 labeled containers and separated from food. Running, horseplay and unsafe shortcuts not 4 Chemical safety procedures posted and permitted. 12 followed where chemicals used or stored Other 5 MSDS available to all employees. FIRE PROTECTION 13 G Up to date Haz. Mat'l inventory list. All flammables kept in labeled, closed containers 14 1 Other Flammable materials stored in metal cabinets. 15 2 CLOTHING AND PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Flammable wastes disposed of properly. C 3 Eye protection provided in shops and labs "No Smoking" signs posted where required. 1 4 Head/Hearing protection provided when ABC fire extinguishers available and operable 2 5 necessary. Fire ext. inspected monthly-tags initialed/dated. 6 Gloves, aprons & other clothing provided All exits properly marked and accessible. 3 7 Proper respirators provided where necessary. 4 Briefly describe all accidents and injuries occurring since last report. If none, so indicate. A