Recommend actions, telling what to do and how to do to eliminate or minimize the existing hazards

Apply the knowledge of control locations $($at the source, along the path, and at the worker$).$

Apply the knowledge of control methods $($Engineering control, administrative control, PPE, hygiene control, and process control$)$

Recommend further follow$-$up actions

recommendations should be well explained and justified

Use a report form to summarize your findings and recommendations

HAZARDS:

Employees perform tasks with awkward head or neck positions for extended periods.

Employees perform tasks requiring awkward back angles for extended periods.

Machines lack proper guarding.

Stairs and walkways are obstructed by boxes, equipment, cables, and other obstacles.

Tread on stairs is in poor condition, increasing the risk of slipping.

Handrails are inadequate and in need of repair.

Stairs lack anti$-$slip materials where necessary.

Walkways are poorly lit and lack clear markings.

Temperature is not maintained at a comfortable level.

Adequate ventilation throughout the work area is lacking.

General indoor air quality is not acceptable for the majority of occupants.

Kitchens lack serviceable and accessible fire extinguishers.

Worker complaints concerning ergonomic issues have been reported.

Employees perform tasks with awkward elbow angles or extreme force application for extended periods.

Storage equipment is in poor condition and overloaded.

Racks and pallets are in poor condition.

Tools and equipment are not safely stored when not in use.

Appropriate ladders for required tasks are not available.

Ladders are unlabeled and not maintained in good condition.

Electrical cords are exposed in areas where employees walk.

Work areas are not clean, sanitary, or orderly.

Storage areas lack neatness, stability, and orderliness.

Ventilation ducts are not kept clean and unobstructed.

Extension cord use exceeds minimum standards and is not utilized only as a temporary measure.

Storage areas contain rubbish.

Displays, counters, and floors contain sharp edges, projecting metal bits, or loose mats.

The Newfoundland and Labrador Occupational Health and Safety Act and Regulations are not available for employees.

Materials are not stored in bins whenever possible.

Emergency numbers are not clearly presented.