Inspections follow

As such, in-process inspection follows the general principles of inspection. Further, due to the integration of in-process inspection into precision manufacturing, the realization of product... 

While very few roadside inspection violations related to the 30-minute break were written in 2013, during 2014 the violation has climbed to the third most common hours-of-sen/ice violation written during roadside inspections (following only form and manner and log not current). This tends to indicate that drivers do not understand the rule or are knowingly or unknowingly not obeying it. Be sure to train and retrain your drivers on this fairly new requirement ... 

FDA inspections follow a typical course, which has developed in practice as the standard sequence (see Figure 9.2). 

After completing an inspection following the fatality, OSHA cited the company for more than 70 violations and issued 250,000 in fines. The company filed for bankruptcy. A private equity company purchased the company. The company never paid the fine. ... 

An inspection following the accident established that the tractor had only a portion of a seatbelt. It appeared that the worker did not buckle it because of the incomplete belt. 

A snubber in-service inspection and testing program, which includes periodic maintenance and visual inspection, inspection following a faulted event, a functional testing program, and repair or replacement of snubbers failing inspection or test criteria. 

After you have conducted the employee and supervisor interviews, you now have a sense of the direction of the safety process. Interviews with the upper management should focus on their level of participation and commitment to the safety process. Ask them how the policy statement was created, and how the statement is communicated to all employees. For example, ask what information management receives about safety activities, and what action is taken based on the result of the information. Ask how management s commitment to safety is demonstrated to the employees. Ask what level of employee participation is used. Is employee participation voluntary or is it mandated Do they participate in walk-arounds, inspections, follow-up committees, etc. ... 

Plarmed inspections follow established procedures and use checklists for routine items. They can be periodic, intermittent, and general. 

A report of the inspection containing the prescribed particulars (no form or official register is necessary) shall be made within 24 hours of the inspection and retained xmtil 3 months after the work has been completed. Only one report needs to be made every 7 days in respect of item (a) above for excavations and items (a) and (b) for coffer-dams and caissons. Reports of inspections following the other incidents listed above must be made before the end of the working period. 

Any inspection of an employer s factory, plant, establishment, construction site, or other area, workplace or environment where work is performed by an employee of an employer, and includes any inspection conducted pursuant to a complaint filed under 1903.11(a) and (c), any re-inspection, follow-up inspection, accident investigation or other inspection conducted under suction 8(a) of the Act. 

An employer intends to implement a programme of regular workplace inspections following a workplace fire. 

This kind of inspection follows the vehicle portion of the Level I inspection. This inspection can take place without a driver present. It is usually conducted at a carrier s place of business during an on-site visit as an intervention. It includes all the vehicle components inspected under the Level I inspection, including ... 

As the vehicle is approached for inspection, follow all safety precautions. Do a complete walk-around of the vehicle and check for placards, leaks and general vehicle condition. 

After a systemwide initial inspection, periodic safety inspection follows. Periodic inspections keep the safety program up to date and consistent with the company s safety philosophy. 

Periodic testing and inspection of the SIS is carried out at the frequency specified in the PFD calculations (i.e., every six months). The testing and inspection follows the protocols described in clause 5.5.3.I. Layers of protection identified in the LOPA are also tested at the same six-month frequency. 

If a short-circuit is detected from either resistance measurement or supply voltage measurement at the relevant points in the Instrument, repeat the visual inspection following the power supply wire where the short circuit exists. If the visual inspection remains unsuccessful, remove one at a time the filtering capacitors connected between the power supply and ground and repeatedly check whether the short circuit still exists or not. Most likely, the short circuit is due to one of these filtering capacitors. 

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