Inspection Finds What Memory Misses
Design a short walking-surface inspection loop that catches hazards created during normal work.
A floor inspection should follow the moments that change the floor. OSHA requires walking-working surfaces to be inspected regularly and as necessary. "As necessary" is the operational phrase. Floors change with weather, traffic, deliveries, wet processes, and equipment defects. A once-a-day check cannot see hazards created after the check. A useful inspection loop has three parts: trigger, route, and closeout. The trigger says when to inspect, such as after delivery, after rain starts, before shift change, or after a wet process. The route covers the actual foot paths, not just the neat perimeter. The closeout says whether the hazard was…
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