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Page 7 of 11 <br />! Are First Aid Kits stocked and accessible? <br />! Are utility shut-offs accessible and unobstructed? <br />! Are the eye wash facilities working properly and unobstructed? <br />! Are the Spill Kits in place with tools and supplies accessible? <br />! Are walkways clear of obstruction? <br />! Check to make sure there are no toxic materials or other health hazards <br />in the lunch rooms. <br />! Are there any spills that may be a hazard when walking? <br />! Are ladders, used by employees, in good, safe condition, and the steps <br />free of grease and oil? <br />! Are the step boxes stable? <br />! Are employees instructed to use safety devices? <br />! Employees are instructed that earplugs are available and to use them <br />when working in noisy situations. <br />! Employees will wear safety glasses, shields, or goggles when grinding <br />metal or striking metal with a hammer. <br />! Employees will wear welding goggles or welding hood when welding or <br />cutting metal. <br />! Employees will wear gloves when working with sharp edge or cumber- <br />! some material. <br />! Employees will wear a face mask when working around dust, or when <br />they are under vehicles with falling dirt particles, or when spray <br />painting. <br />! Employees will put safety stands under vehicles held up by hydraulic <br />floor jacks. <br /> <br />2. Inventory of hazardous materials used at the site: <br /> <br />a. Diesel Fuel <br /> <br />Stored in a 2500-gallon stationary tank and in a 1000-gallon fuel tank on <br />the service truck. <br /> <br />b. Antifreeze/Coolant <br /> <br />Stored in a 100-gallon tank on the service truck. <br /> <br />c. Transmission Fluid <br /> <br />Stored in a 100-gallon tank on the service truck. <br /> <br />d. Motor Oil <br /> <br />Stored in a 100-gallon tank on the service truck.