Safety inspections, OSHA compliance & workplace checklists·4 lists
OSHA requires forklift operators to inspect their equipment before each shift (29 CFR 1910.178(q)(7)). This forklift inspection checklist covers every required item: from forks and mast to controls, brakes, tires, and fluid levels: to keep workers safe and your operation compliant.
IM SAFE is the FAA-recommended personal fitness self-evaluation every pilot runs before every flight, drawn from FAA Advisory Circular 60-22 and the Aeronautical Information Manual. It is a no-go test: if any letter triggers, you do not fly. The pilot-in-command carries this responsibility directly under FAR 91.3.
A working preventive maintenance program for building systems, equipment, and fleet. Built on ASHRAE handbooks, OSHA 1910 general industry standards, BOMA operations practices, NFPA codes, manufacturer intervals (Caterpillar, Trane, Carrier), and CMMS best practices.
Personal minimums are the self-imposed limits a pilot sets above the legal regulatory minimums, the buffer between what is legal and what is wise for your specific experience, aircraft, and conditions. The FAA Risk Management Handbook (FAA-H-8083-2) and the Personal Minimums Checklist worksheet (FAA-P-8740-67) provide the template. Build your own, review it before every flight, and never lower it in the cockpit.
