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OSHA 1910 General Industry Compliance Audit

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Section 1 of 10: Audit Scope & Facility Information

Audit Scope & Facility Information

Establishes what was audited and by whom. The presence questions at the end gate the standard-specific sections below, so answer them accurately: a No hides that whole section and keeps it off the report.

Note on Usage

This audit is based on OSHA general industry standards in 29 CFR Part 1910 and on OSHA's own self-inspection checklists. It is a self-assessment aid, not a legal compliance determination, and completing it does not guarantee OSHA compliance or a hazard-free workplace. The employer remains responsible for identifying and correcting all hazards and for meeting every standard that applies to its operations.

Audit type (required)
Hazardous chemicals present or used at this location? (required)

Gates the Hazard Communication section. Includes cleaning chemicals, fuels, paints, adhesives, and compressed gases.

Machinery or equipment with moving parts in operation? (required)

Gates the Machine Guarding section.

Powered industrial trucks (forklifts, order pickers, pallet trucks) in use? (required)

Gates the Powered Industrial Trucks section.

Respirators used by any employee, whether required or voluntary? (required)

Gates the Respiratory Protection section. Voluntary use of filtering facepieces still carries obligations.

Servicing or maintenance performed on equipment with hazardous energy? (required)

Gates the Lockout/Tagout section. Hazardous energy includes electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, thermal, and stored mechanical energy.

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