Safety

Spill kit inspection checklist

A monthly and after-use check of each spill kit: location and access, seal and contents against the kit’s inventory card, condition of absorbents and PPE, and a result that restocks the kit or orders what is missing.

How often
Monthly, and after every use
Who
EHS coordinator
Time
About 10 min
Items
22
Set it up in Vardian

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Before you use it

  • A general checklist. It makes no claim about what any regulation requires: what a spill kit must contain, where kits are placed and how spills are reported come from your site’s spill response plan and the materials you handle. Put each kit’s inventory card in first and check the contents against that card, not against this list.
  • Check kits after every use as well as on the schedule. A kit that was opened for a small spill and never restocked passes a glance from across the room and fails when it is needed.
  • One record per kit: scan the kit, count what is there, photograph what is missing. A missing item becomes a restock order with an owner, and a kit that is not fit for use is flagged so that the nearest complete kit is known.

Kit

  1. 1

    Scan the kit’s tag

    Checkpoint scan
  2. 2

    Kit location and the area it covers

    Note
  3. 3

    Kit type

    Universal · Oil only · Chemical or hazmat · Other, per the inventory card

    Choice

Location and access

  1. 4

    Kit in its marked location, visible and signed

    Pass / fail
  2. 5

    Access clear: nothing stored in front of or on top of the kit

    Pass / fail
  3. 6

    Container intact: lid, wheels or handles work; no cracks or corrosion

    Pass / fail
  4. 7

    Tamper seal or tag intact since the last check

    Pass / fail
  5. 8

    Inventory card and spill response instructions present and legible

    Pass / fail

Contents against the inventory card

  1. 9

    Absorbent pads: count matches the card

    Pass / fail
  2. 10

    Absorbent socks, booms or pillows: count matches the card

    Pass / fail
  3. 11

    Loose absorbent or granules: quantity matches the card

    Pass / fail
  4. 12

    Disposal bags, ties and waste labels present

    Pass / fail
  5. 13

    PPE listed on the card present: gloves, goggles or face shield, apron or coveralls

    Pass / fail
  6. 14

    Drain cover or plug, scoop and dustpan present if listed

    Pass / fail
  7. 15

    Items missing or short

    Note

Condition

  1. 16

    Absorbents dry and in sealed packaging; no water damage or contamination

    Pass / fail
  2. 17

    PPE not perished, cracked or brittle

    Pass / fail
  3. 18

    No items past the shelf life printed on them

    Pass / fail
  4. 19

    Contents match the materials now handled in the area

    Pass / fail

Result

  1. 20

    Photo of any missing or damaged item

    Photo
  2. 21

    Result

    Complete and ready for use · Restocked during this check · Incomplete: items ordered, nearest complete kit noted

    Choice
  3. 22

    Inspector

    Signature

Field types in this template

  • Checkpoint scan
  • Note
  • Choice
  • Pass / fail
  • Photo
  • Signature

In Vardian, readings are checked against their limits as they are entered, and photos and signatures attach to the check itself.

From the sheet to the round

Build a template as a Vardian form, and each line becomes a checkpoint that knows its limit.

Animation: a paper checklist line, compressor discharge pressure with a blank for the reading in bar, becomes a Vardian checkpoint with a limit of 7.0 to 8.5 bar. Scanning the compressor's NFC tag verifies the checkpoint, a reading of 9.1 bar is flagged out of range, and a work order is created from it.

Run this checklist on the round

We'll set it up in Vardian with your checkpoints and limits during a demo.