Department of Labor and Workforce Development
Karla Davis, Commissioner

Personal protective equipment not provided, used and maintained in a sanitary and reliable condition

No written certification of PPE hazard assessment

Lack of, or deficiencies in, written program, training, MSDS, labels for hazardous chemicals

No non-containerized chemical warnings

No annual training on hazardous chemicals

Unused openings in cabinets, boxes, or fittings not effectively closed

No covers on pull boxes, junction boxes, or fittings

Improper use of flexible cords/cables

No strain relief on flexible cords/cables

• Portable fire extinguishers not accessible
• No monthly visual inspection of fire extinguishers
• No annual maintenance check of fire extinguishers

• Electric equipment not installed and used in accordance with listing or labeling
• Electrical disconnecting means not legibly marked
• Live parts operating at 50 volts or more not guarded against accidental contact

• Missing tongue guard on grinder
• Missing work rest on grinder

Poor housekeeping

No sign indicating approved load level for overhead storage

Receptacles and cord connectors having grounding contacts not effectively grounded

Overcurrent devices not accessible or located near ignitable materials or where they may be physically damaged

Electrical disconnecting means not accessible

No permanent or continuous electrical path to ground

Metal parts of cord & plug-connected equipment not grounded

No written respirator program (worksite specific)

Appendix D not provided to those who use respirators voluntarily

No medical evaluations for respirator wearers Respirator fit testing not conducted initially and/or annually

Improper storage of respirators

No energy control program established

Energy control procedures did not include all required components, including specific procedural steps

Energy control procedures not inspected at least annually

Employees not trained on energy control procedures

No written exposure control plan

Exposure control plan not reviewed/updated annually

Machinery not properly guarded

Machinery not securely anchored

Annual summary of occupational injuries and illnesses (form 300A) not complete

Annual summary not posted January 1 through April 30

300, 301 or 300A form not maintained

Recordable injury not entered on 300 or 301 form in 7 days

Open-sided floor or platform 4 feet or more above the adjacent floor or ground not guarded by a standard guardrail

Flammable or combustible liquids stored in open containers

No emergency action plan established

No one trained to render first aid

The employer did not furnish employment and a place of employment which were free from recognized hazards that were causing or likely to cause death or serious physical harm to employees

Each exit not clearly visible and marked by a sign reading “Exit”