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OSHA Workplace Safety Walk

OSHA-aligned monthly safety inspection used by safety officers across manufacturing, warehouse, and office environments.

Built for: Manufacturing Warehouse Construction Office Retail

What's inside this template

Walking surfaces are clean, dry, and free of trip hazards (critical · weight 1.0)
Aisles and exits are unobstructed (36" clearance minimum) (critical · weight 1.0)
Lighting meets task minimum (≥30fc general areas, ≥50fc desk work, ≥100fc fine assembly) (weight 1.0)
Floor markings (yellow lines, hatched zones) are visible and intact (weight 1.0)
Housekeeping is acceptable in common areas (weight 1.0)

Required PPE is worn in designated areas (critical · weight 1.0)
PPE is in good condition (no cracks, tears, or excessive wear) (weight 1.0)
PPE is properly stored when not in use (weight 1.0)
PPE signage is posted at zone entries (weight 1.0)
Eyewash stations are accessible and clearly marked (weight 1.0)

Electrical panels have 36" of clearance (NFPA 70E) (critical · weight 1.0)
No daisy-chained power strips or extension cords (critical · weight 1.0)
GFCI outlets are tripped/reset tested (weight 1.0)
Lockout/tagout devices are available and in good condition (weight 1.0)
Receptacle covers are in place; no missing wall plates (weight 1.0)
No exposed conductors, frayed cords, or damaged plug ends visible (critical · weight 1.0)

Fire extinguishers are mounted, charged, and inspected within last 12 months (critical · weight 1.0)
Emergency exits are unblocked and signage is illuminated (critical · weight 1.0)
Eyewash and emergency shower units function correctly (weight 1.0)
First aid kit is fully stocked and accessible (weight 1.0)
Emergency evacuation map is posted and current (weight 1.0)

Monthly safety walk-throughs

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How often should we run this inspection?

Monthly is the OSHA recommendation for general industry; high-hazard environments (chemical, construction) often run weekly.

Do failed critical items auto-fail the whole inspection?

Yes — items marked critical use auto_fail_on_no, meaning a "no" answer fails the entire audit regardless of overall score.

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