2. A regular appraisal of the extent to
which the safety objectives are
achieved so that adjustments,
correction can be made.
SAFETY MONITORING SYSTEM
3. SAFETY INSPECTION
A process of revealing
hazards and following
through the necessary
corrective actions which
results to a safer workplace
4. Always look for potential hazards
SAFETY INSPECTION OBJECTIVE
5. 1. What to inspect
2. How to inspect
3. Who will inspect
Items to consider in planning & conducting an
inspection:
SAFETY INSPECTION
6. 5 Ms
MAN MACHINE MATERIAL METHOD MOTHER
NATURE
WHAT TO INSPECT ???
7. 1. Encourage uniform standards or procedures
2. Highlight what is reasonably practical
3. Provide balanced reports
May be carried out by groups of 3 people with skills &
experience to:
WHO WILL INSPECT
8. Identify what procedures, systems or structures
should exist (basis of reference)
Determine whether above items are:
- in place
- personnel are aware of them
- complied with
- adequate
HOW TO INSPECT
9. 1. Describe work in progress at time of inspection
2. Identify Deficiencies - describe the deficiencies
and identify the associated hazard level (low,
medium, or high)
Note: Medium and high hazards require immediate resolution.
3. Identify Repeat/Outstanding deficiencies
4. Identify Items closed
HOW TO INSPECT
10. Depends upon the:
stage of construction
risk known to be in the area
volume of problems on rectification
revealed in previous inspections
accident record
FREQUENCY OF INSPECTION
11. a tool for safety
inspectors detailing
the list of items that
must be considered in
performing safety
inspection
Safety Checklist:
SAFETY INSPECTION
12. SAFETY CHECKLIST EXERCISE
OSH STANDARD PROVISIONS Y N REMARKS
1412 GENERAL PROVISION
1412.05: Fire Protection
Fire protection and handling of flammables
provided
1413 EXCAVATION
1414 SCAFFOLDING
1415 CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT
1416 PLANT & EQUIPMENT
1417 DEMOLITION
1418 MECHANICAL DEMOLITION
1419 EXPLOSIVES
13. TYPES OF SAFETY INSPECTIONAS (DOLE)
1. Technical Safety Inspection - refers to inspection
for the purpose of safety determination of boilers,
pressure vessels, internal combustion engines,
electrical installations, elevators, hoisting
equipment and other mechanical equipment
2. General Safety Inspection - refers to inspection of
the work environment, location of machinery,
adequacy of work space, ventilation, lighting,
handling, storage, protection facilities, and those
not covered by technical inspection
14. Class A – Total Disability, loss of
equipment
Class B – Partial disability, interruptive
mechanical failure
Class C – Minor injury, non-disruptive
equipment failure
HAZARD PRIORITY
