CONSTRUCTION OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH
( COSH)
                            SAFETY INSPECTIONS
OBJECTIVE
•   Participants will identify the various types of OSH inspection.
•   Recognize the importance of OSH inspection in the workplace.
•   Participants will be able to conduct effective OSH inspection.
                        SAFETY INSPECTIONS
Safety Inspection
is defined as a monitoring function conducted to locate existing and potential
hazards that may cause accidents in the work
it’s a part of an activity or task which aims to ensure safety procedures are
being followed.
                      SAFETY INSPECTIONS
Why are workplace inspections important?
                        SAFETY INSPECTIONS
What is the purpose of inspections?
Inspections are important as they allow you to:
listen to the concerns of workers and supervisors
gain further understanding of jobs and tasks
identify existing and potential hazards
determine underlying causes of hazards
recommend corrective action
monitor steps taken to eliminate hazards or control the risk (e.g.,
 engineering controls, administrative controls, policies, procedures,
 personal protective equipment)
Types of Inspection?    SAFETY INSPECTIONS
Continuous
Periodic
Intermittent
Statutory
Special – whenever there something new or if there something happen
                               SAFETY INSPECTIONS
What to consider in conducting inspection?
• Workplace Elements
Process – e.g permit to work, JSA, Risk Assessment and Safe work practices
People – e.g PPE, license, trainings and authorization
Equipment – e.g checklist, 3rd party certificate and gate pass
Materials – e.g office, construction, electrical and medical supplies
Environment – e.g noise, vibration,illumination, ventilation, house keeping, weather
condition such as lightning, rain and extreme temperature.
TIME - Timing
                              SAFETY INSPECTIONS
Observation
Look for deviations from accepted work practices. Use statements such as: "a worker
 was observed operating a machine without a guard." Do not use information derived
 from inspections for disciplinary measures.
Some common poor work practices include:
using machinery or tools without authority
operating at unsafe speeds or in other violation of safe work practice
removing guards or other safety devices, or making the devices ineffective
using defective tools or equipment or using tools or equipment in unsafe ways
using hands or body instead of tools or push sticks
overloading, crowding, or failing to balance materials or handling materials in unsafe
 ways, including improper lifting
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Who should be on the inspection team?
How long should an inspection take to do?
How frequent should inspections be done?
What should I know about follow-up and monitoring?
Reporting
Record Keeping
                SAFETY INSPECTIONS
 Process
 People
 Equipment
 Materials
 Environment
 TIME
SAFETY INSPECTIONS
          WEBINAR
  OSH PROGRAMMING
Schedule:
Date:
Aug 01, 2020
Time:
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM   SPEAKER: JARWIN FERRER
                    Nebosh IGC Certified
                    DOLE Certified OSH Practitioner
                    OSH Instructor