A workplace inspection checklist is a tool used to identify and evaluate potential hazards in the workplace. It typically includes a list of items to be inspected, as well as a series of questions or...
Workplace inspections are critical and effective strategies for reducing the risk of hazards and preventing incidents, injuries, illnesses, and fatalities. When conducted properly, inspections can...
Downtime is the duration of time during which equipment or machinery is inoperable or not in use. There are numerous causes for downtime, including equipment failures or breakdowns, maintenance or...
There’s more to inspection software than installing an app and immediately beginning with conducting an inspection. Many inspection software is indeed advertised as ‘plug ‘n’ play’ and easy to use....
A maintenance inspection is the evaluation of the condition of machinery or equipment. The goal of a maintenance inspection is to establish what resources are required to ensure the equipment is in...
As the name suggests, field inspections are conducted in the field or area of operations. They assess the overall conditions of the facilities, equipment, and assets to ensure they maintain...
For the waste management sector, one of the biggest challenges is the cost control and the regulation. Transporting, collecting, and processing waste is expensive. When you add in the potential for...
"Pencil whipping" is a term used to describe the practice of signing off on work that hasn’t actually been completed. With the inspections, pencil whipping refers to filling out an inspection form or...
One of the leading causes of injuries in the workplace are slips, trips, and falls according to the Occupational and Safety Hazard Administration (OSHA). These kinds of accidents may cause a range of...
Learn how inspections can increase productivity, reduce costs, and improve safety in a systematic way that can be sustained as a competitive advantage.
