Lists safety walks

To help in the evaluations, custom-made inspection forms should be developed. The safety committee in the warehouse could easily create a comprehensive list by walking through the various departments and observing. Both employees and supervisors can assist in this process. 

Normally, the job steps for a JSA/JHA are listed in logical sequence. Some workers, however, may wish to change the sequence for one reason or another. For example, one operator may choose to check fluid levels before he or she does a general walk-around. This type of flexibility is good for worker morale and productivity. However, on the other hand, there are times when the sequence of the job steps or deviations from the job steps are critical to safe performance of the job. An example of this is that the walk-around inspection must be made and safety deficiencies corrected before the machine is put into service for the day. It would not be safe or proper to do the walk-around inspection after the machine has been put into service. 

Guidelines for Meat Packing Plants, OSHA Publication 3123 (revised 1993). The assessment included a check for potential exposures to communicable diseases from the slaughtered animals. The committee developed a list of questions about safety and health conditions and potential hazards in the plant. To answer these questions, the committee performed a series of walk-throughs coupled with employee interviews. 

Each team was identified by a colored badge and were ranked, or scored, at each location. The event was finalized by a classroom get together where the teams had to list the 5 major hazards noted on their walk into the mine. This test was the final score to be added to their score cards. A feedback form which called for comments and suggestions was then handed out. A personal safety commitment goal card was also issued for each team member to set their own safety activity goals. 

Safety-related procedures that are used in the.field when a reactor is restarted have been walked down to determine if they are technically adequate and workable. RTAP has developed a list of safety-related procedures that are required to be verified for restart. The procedures are in the process of... 

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