Fraser
| Observer Name | Tony Emigh |
|---|---|
| Date | 11/11/2025 |
| Location | Fraser |
| Department | Engineering |
| Shift | First |
| Before Picture |  |
| PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT | |
| PPE is adequate and worn correctly | Not Applicable |
| ERGONOMICS | |
| Loading, bending over & twisting | Not Applicable |
| Overstretching, pulling & pushing | Not Applicable |
| SAFETY PROCEDURES | |
| They are known and respected | Not Applicable |
| FLOOR, AISLES & WORK AREAS | |
| Floor free of spills and without tripping hazards | Unsafe |
| SAFETY IN MACHINERY | |
| Safety guards installed | Not Applicable |
| Interlocks are present, light curtains, emergency stops are working | Not Applicable |
| POWERTOOLS AND HANDTOOLS | |
| They are in good conditions and they are adequate for the type of job | Not Applicable |
| AT THE FIRE LINE | |
| Trapping - pinching points & being hit by an object | Unsafe |
| OTHER QUESTIONS | |
| Task or work area observed | Outside the old employee entrance. |
| Describe the unsafe act or unsafe condition observed as well as the behavior observed, including the immediate countermeasures taken | Outside employee entrance, where the smoking shack was at their anchors in the ground that could be tripped on |
| If a follow up is required, describe the actions to be taken | Yes anchors need to be cut down |