EHS Standard Operating Procedures

Utilize this EHS Standard Operating Procedures Checklist to ensure compliance and follow best practices for environmental, health, and safety protocols.

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EHS Standard Operating Procedures

General EHS Compliance

Workplace Safety & Hazard Identification

Emergency Preparedness & Response

Chemical & Hazardous Material Management

Equipment & Machinery Safety

Environmental Compliance & Waste Management

Occupational Health & Ergonomics

Contractor & Visitor Safety

Regular Review & Continuous Improvement

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EHS Standard Operating Procedures

Utilize this EHS Standard Operating Procedures Checklist to ensure compliance and follow best practices for environmental, health, and safety protocols.

1. Are all employees trained on relevant EHS policies and procedures?

2. Is there a documented EHS management system in place?

3. Are emergency contacts and procedures clearly posted and communicated?

4. Is there a system for reporting and investigating workplace incidents?

5. Are regular safety audits and inspections conducted?

6. Are records of all safety training, incidents, and corrective actions maintained?

1. Have all workplace hazards been identified and assessed?

2. Is there a risk assessment process for new tasks, equipment, or chemicals?

3. Are hazard communication protocols (e.g., safety data sheets, signage) in place?

4. Are appropriate PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) requirements documented and enforced?

5. Is there a system for employees to report unsafe conditions?

1. Are fire extinguishers, alarms, and emergency exits inspected and functional?

2. Are employees trained in evacuation procedures and emergency response?

3. Is there an updated emergency response plan that includes medical emergencies, fire, and hazardous spills?

4. Are first-aid kits available, stocked, and accessible?

5. Are emergency drills conducted regularly?

1. Are Safety Data Sheets (SDS) available and up to date for all chemicals?

2. Are hazardous substances properly labeled and stored?

3. Are employees trained on handling, using, and disposing of chemicals safely?

4. Are spill containment and cleanup procedures established?

5. Are waste disposal methods compliant with environmental regulations?

1. Are employees trained on the safe use of machinery and equipment?

2. Are safety guards and emergency stop features installed and functional?

3. Are safety guards and emergency stop features installed and functional?

4. Are routine inspections conducted on tools, machinery, and vehicles?

1. Are proper waste disposal and recycling procedures followed?

2. Is air and water pollution controlled as per regulatory standards?

3. Are hazardous waste materials handled and disposed of correctly?

4. Are energy and resource conservation initiatives in place?

5. Are spill response procedures established and tested?

1. Are workstation ergonomics assessed to prevent strain and injuries?

2. Is there a policy for managing occupational illnesses and injuries?

3. Are hearing protection and noise control measures in place where needed?

4. Are ventilation and air quality standards maintained?

1. Are contractors and visitors briefed on site-specific EHS policies?

2. Are work permits issued for hazardous activities (e.g., confined space, hot work)?

3. Are contractor safety records and certifications verified before work begins?

1. Are EHS policies and procedures reviewed and updated regularly?

2. Is feedback from employees used to improve safety procedures?

3. Are corrective actions implemented based on incident reports and audits?

4. Is management committed to maintaining and improving EHS compliance?