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MONTHLY SAFETY INSPECTION REPORT Date of Inspection: Company: Persons Participating in Inspection: POSSIBLE S EXTERIOR / PARKING LOT Are all parking areas well lit? Are parking areas free of snow, ice or other obstructions? Are curbs and other elevations painted / clearly marked to identify tripping hazard? Are all sidewalks and pavements clear of potholes, debris or other obstructions? ENTRANCE WAYS Is the front entrance well lit? Are all door closure devices working properly? Are all doors free of sharp objects? Are all threshold plates on all doors secure? No protruding screws? Are solid glass door marked to alert customers? OFFICE AREAS Housekeeping acceptable? Aisle ways, Emergency Exits clear? Have all fire extinguishers been inspected within the last year? Is the tag initialed and dated? Is emergency lighting inspected? Is the employee lunchroom area acceptable?

POSSIBLE S Electrical are all cords and wires in good condition and out of the way? Are supplies and other material stored in or on shelves or file cabinets properly to avoid overloading and/or tipping? Are supplies and other material stored in or on shelves or file cabinets properly to avoid overloading and/or tipping? Housekeeping acceptable? OFFICE AREAS (CONT D) Aisle ways, Emergency Exits clear? Have all fire extinguishers been inspected within the last year? Is the tag initialed and dated? Are all automatic door closure devices working properly? Is the electrical panel closed properly and locked? Are housekeeping standards being met? Is emergency lighting functional? Is shelving in good repair and are materials properly stored on them? Are all computer workstations operating properly and adjusted to user? Is the heating and ventilation system operating properly? Other concerns? SERVICE RECEPTION AREA

POSSIBLE S Is there an adequate inventory of PPE available in the workplace. Are employees using required personal protective equipment? PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Are all employees complying with the WHMIS regulations? (i.e. workplace labels, MSDS, etc.) Are all lights and emergency lights working properly? Is there proper signage posted near all hazardous equipment? Are all automotive lifts and hoists inspected and operational? Are lockout procedures being observed? Are all jack stands operational and in good repair? Are all gas cylinders properly chained, caged, and are oxygen and acetylene tanks stored properly and separately? Is the general ventilation system adequately providing clean air and removing airborne toxins? SERVICE SHOP AREA

POSSIBLE S Is the gas/fuel transfer equipment in good repair? Has the drive clean machine and area been inspected and clear of hazards? Are all employees wearing all prescribed Personal Protective Equipment? (i.e. safety shoes/boots, glasses, gloves, etc.) Is floor area clear of items that could cause slips, trips or falls? Are all supplies and materials stored properly? SERVICE SHOP AREA Is the bench grinder and guards in good repair? Have oil reservoir tanks been inspected for leaks and are in good condition? Is the wheel balancing machine in good repair and functional? Is the tire changing machine in good repair and functional? Is the strut spring compressor in good repair and functional? Is all the pneumatic equipment in good repair and functional? (i.e. air hoses, etc.) Has all welding equipment been inspected to identify leaks and ensure it is all in good repair? (i.e. torches, hoses, tacks, etc.) Are all electrical panels closed and locked? Are all materials stored away from all panels? Is there an emergency phone numbers list next to the phone(s)? Are Emergency numbers current and easy to read? Are all Emergency exits clearly identified? Are all exit doors completely free of debris and/or other obstructions? Have all fire extinguishers been inspected within the last year? Is the tag initialed and dated? Is there a criteria list that identifies what is being checked on all fire extinguishers each month? EMERGENCY AND FIRE

Are all electrical cords and wires in good condition, secured and out of the way? POSSIBLE S Are all employees aware of their responsibilities with respect to our Fire Emergency Plan, as they relate to customers and visitors? Are all employees trained in the company s Emergency Evacuation Procedure? Are all floor areas behind the counter free of water, debris or other obstructions? Are they in good repair? Are all mats available in good condition? (i.e. lifting corners, or fraying, etc.) Is the display screen at a comfortable viewing level and positioned to avoid glare? Are all electrical cords and wires in good condition, secured and out of the way? Are employee chairs properly adjusted and in good condition? Are Parts employees wearing proper PPE? (i.e. safety shoes/boots with a non-slip sole) Is the mouse, keyboard, telephone or other frequently used material within a comfortable reaching distance and positioned properly for computer users? Are all power bars surge protected? Are supplies and other material stored in or on shelves or file cabinets properly to avoid overloading and/or tipping? Do all desk and file cabinet drawers close properly? Are proper Accident/Incident Report forms kept in an accessible location? Are employees comfortable, relaxed and positioned as natural as possible while working at the computer or driving? PARTS COUNTER

POSSIBLE S Are all controlled materials identified by either a Supplier label or a Workplace label? Is there an inventory list that identifies what W.H.M.I.S. materials are stored, used and handled at the facility? Are there material safety data sheets (MSDS) for each product on the inventory sheet? Are the MSDSs available in one central location accessible to all employees? Are flammables stored properly? Is there an eyewash station in the area? Is the eyewash station inspected monthly? W.H.M.I.S Is there an In Case of Injury Poster (Form 82) located at the First Aid Station? Is there the appropriate First Aid Kit available at the facility for the number of employees employed? Is the First Aid Kit inspected each month? Is documentation of inspection available? Is there someone with a valid First Aid Certificate of Qualification at the facility? Is the certificate of the First Aid Attendant current? (Not more than 3 years from date of certification) Is the Joint Health and Safety Committee (JHSC) or the Health and Safety Representative reviewing the First Aid reports? FIRST AID SAFETY

POSSIBLE S Is there a Health and Safety Policy posted at the facility? Are the names and location of the Joint Health and Safety Committee members or the name of the Health and Safety Representative posted? Are the most recent Joint Health and Safety Committee meeting minutes posted? Are the Ontario Occupational Health and Safety Act and the Industrial Establishments Regulations posted where they are easily accessible to all employees? GENERAL Workers Contacted and their concerns? Supervisors Contacted and Concerns? Class A Hazard: Serious hazard requiring immediate attention (Stop Work) Class B Hazard: Hazard requiring attention as soon as possible. Class C Hazard: Hazard requiring attention Copies To (For Action): Date Forwarded: Copies To (For Information): Date Forwarded: Signature of Inspector : Reviewed by worker Co-Chair (Signature Reviewed by Management Co-Chair Reviewed by Management (Signature and Date): (Signature and Date): and Date) Notes: