tailieunhanh - SAFETY AUDIT/ INSPECTION MANUAL: A Publication of the American Chemical Society Committee on Chemical Safety

Broadly defined, an audit is a systematic review of operations and practices to ensure that relevant requirements are , the term audit is associated with principles of accounting. Because of this,many people perceive a safety audit as an Internal Revenue Service (IRS) procedure or a financial accounting procedure. Indeed, the safety audit may apply similar methodolo- gies used in financial audits to mitigate safety risks within any facility or opera- tion. A sound business enterprise must check its safety practices as carefully as its accounting debits of possible loss or injury situations should balance against the credits of adequate safeguards. Audits are not inspections. Audits evaluate all aspects. | Safety Audit inspection Manual A Publication of the American Chemical Society Committee on Chemical Safety Copyright 2000 Washington DC All rights reserved. PREFACE Audits and inspections play ever-increasing roles in our ACS Joint Board Council Committee for Chemical Safety produced this manual in response to numerous requests. In addition to being available in print this manual is the first to be published by the committee on the Web site of the American Chemical Society. The Committee for Chemical Safety is pleased to introduce this manual and thanks the subcommittee that produced it. The subcommittee includes the chair Stephen Sichak Sr. and members Ann M. Norberg Russell W Phifer Diane G. Schmidt and Eileen B. Segal. We welcome all comments. Please direct them to the Committee for Chemical Safety American Chemical Society 1155 Sixteenth Street NW Washington dC 20036. Henry C. Ramsey Chair ACS Committee on Chemical Safety 1998-1999 ii DISCLAIMER The materials contained in this manual have been compiled from sources believed to be reliable and to represent the best guidelines and procedures for conducting a thorough safety audit and inspection in the workplace. This manual is intended to serve only as a starting point for managers and employees in their task of establishing good safety practices. The manual does not purport to specify any minimal legal standards or to represent any specific policy of the American Chemical Society. No warranty guarantee or representation is made by the American Chemical Society as to the accuracy or sufficiency of the information contained herein and the Society assumes no responsibility in connection therewith. This manual is intended to provide workplace managers with basic guidelines for conducting safety inspections. Therefore it cannot be assumed that all necessary checklists guidelines and precautionary measures are contained in this document and that other or additional information or safety measures may not

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