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Just how safe is your work area? Do you know about the hazards at your worksite? Are you certain that all proper precautions are being taken? A single accident can be devastating! It’s important to know how to protect yourself and your co-workers - that’s where Safety Audits come in!

Training for all management personnel or any other employee who will be involved in conducting safety audits.

• Who Can Best Identify Any Safety Problems?
  • What is a Safety Audit?
  • Administrative Controls
• Personal Protective Equipment
  • Checking the Condition of Personal Protective Equipment
  • Types of Personal Protective Equipment
• Engineering Controls
• Inspecting Tools and Machinery
• Preparing To Deal With an Accident
• Equipment Maintenance Program
• Emergency Exits
• Medical Program
• Reporting Accidents and Near Misses
• Information in an Accident Investigation
• Facility Safety Policies
• Skipping Safety Procedures
• Fire Extinguishers
• Locating Exits, Fire Escapes and Safety Apparatus
• Locating First-Aid Kits and Knowing What To Do With Them

• Explain the purpose of a safety audit.
  • Recognize everyone's cooperation is needed.
• Recognize the personal aspect of a safety audit.
  • Report any hazardous conditions.
• Examine administrative controls.
• Recognize engineering controls.
• Report ideas to make your workplace safer.
• Explain the benefit and use of personal protective equipment.
• Report all accidents and near misses.
• Locate the phone numbers of emergency.
• Identify defective equipment and have it replaced or repaired.
• Explain the benefits of a good medical program.
• Recognize the importance of fire exits and evacuation routes.
• Identify the information to be gathered during an accident investigation.
• Identify safety procedures.
• Recognize the differences of fire extinguishers for different types of fires.
• Memorize the locations of safety apparatus and first-aid kits.