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145 Module 20: Safety Inspection Loss Control Management (LCM)

• Air Movers; blowers, fans, etc.
• Atmospheric Conditions: dusts, fumes, vapors,
mists, etc.
• Buildings: windows, doors, stairs, roofs, floors,

walls, etc.
• Chemical Substances: acids, caustics, all toxic
chemicals
• Containers: all objects (fixed and portable) for
holding materials, e.g. boxes, barrels, cans, etc.
• Conveyors: all mechanical systems that move
materials

• Elevator Type Equipment: powered platforms,
hoisting machinery, elevators, etc.
• Explosives and Blasting Agents: all chemicals
with explosive reaction properties and related
materials and equipment

The following are some of the instructions on how to make general safety inspections:
• Look for off-the-floor and out-of-the-way items.
• Systematically cover the area
• Describe and locate each item clearly.

• Follow-up urgently necessary items immediately.
• Report items that seems unnecessary.
• Hazard Classification System.
• Look for basic causes of items.

“Planning is essential for an effective inspection.”

What to Examine?
• Every workplace must examine who, what, where, when, and how.
• Pay particular attention to items that are or are most likely to develop
into unsafe or unhealthy conditions because of stress, wear, impact,

or misuse.
• Include areas where no work is done regularly such as parking lots,
rest areas, office storage areas, and locker rooms.

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