Plåtslageriverkstäder

Yes No Not applicable

AFS 2023:11 2§15

Yes No Not applicable

a) At the respective machine workbench?

Yes No Not applicable

b) For service and repair of machines on the premises?

Yes No Not applicable

AFS 2023:11 2§15

Yes No Not applicable

a) Is audio data requested for each machine?

Yes No Not applicable

b) Are the machines selected based on minimizing vibration as much as possible?

Yes No Not applicable

a) In welding, soldering, or thermal cutting?

Yes No Not applicable

b) When handling chemicals?

Yes No Not applicable

c) What specific measures should be taken when handling hazardous waste?

Yes No Not applicable

a) Do all burr shears have finger guards?

Yes No Not applicable

b) Do burr shears have shielding protection, e.g. a light beam on the back of the burr shears?

Yes No Not applicable

a) Are the suppliers' instructions followed?

Yes No Not applicable

b) Is a support device used for the loosened insert?

Yes No Not applicable

a) How to use a clipping damper?

Yes No Not applicable

b) Should damping rubber cloth be attached to the handles or inclined planes on the back of the scissors?

Yes No Not applicable

a) Is everything in good condition?

Yes No Not applicable

b) Are the necessary protections provided?

Yes No Not applicable

c) Are there recurrent switches that cannot be locked in the switched on position?

Yes No Not applicable

a) Are safety data sheets (SDB) product information sheets available in Swedish and are they available to the personnel concerned?

Yes No Not applicable

b) Is there a list, for example in the form of a single binder with safety data sheets (SDB)commodity information sheets?

Yes No Not applicable

	Document name
		Plåtslageriverkstäder
Area/location	Date
	Invalid Date
Approved by	Participants

Description	The list is based on the following regulations
	AFS 2023:12 5§2 AFS 2023:11 1§1 AFS 2023:12 3§29 AFS 2023:11 2§15

Question	Risk assessment:
	Low	Medium	High
1. Is the general order in the workshop and other premises satisfactory?
2. Is the floor clean and free of obstacles and without the risk of slipping?
3. Are the escape routes clear, clearly marked, and easily accessible?
4. Is the air quality good on the premises?
5. Is the ventilation system regularly maintained by a professional?
6. Is the general lighting sufficient in the premises?
7. Is there sufficient on-site lighting at each workplace?
8. Transport routes in all premises.
a) Easily accessible and without thresholds?
b) Is it wide enough and unobstructed?
9. There are well-placed (i.e. clearly visible) notices with the following information.
a) Where is the first aid kit located?
b) Who can administer first aid?
c) Phone number for emergency services and taxis?
d) Workplace address and directions?
10. Is there a person on site responsible for ensuring that all first aid equipment is kept complete?
11. Are all work-related injuries or ill-health and incidents that occur at work reported to the responsible manager?
12. Does the internal reporting of incidents and work-related injuries or ill-health function properly? Are they followed up and compiled annually?
13. Are the laws and regulations that apply to your work environment gathered at the workplace, and do you comply with them?
14. Are you connected to occupational health services?

Question	Risk assessment:
	Low	Medium	High
15. The reception of goods is arranged so that...
a) Is it not drawing cold?
b) Are there no exhaust gases entering during goods delivery?
16. Is the space in the warehouse sufficient and well arranged?
17. Are pallet racks, shelves, etc., regularly checked to ensure they are stable, intact, and not overloaded?
18. Are pallet racks marked with maximum load?
19. Are there separate compartments for smaller pieces of sheet metal?
20. Is there a cart, trolley, forklift, or similar available and used for loading and unloading materials if necessary?
21. Is it easy to access the metal compartment with a cart, forklift, etc.?
22. Are prefabricated parts stored appropriately, for example in cantilever racks, storage racks or similar?
23. Is the ladder equipped with anti-slip protection and in good condition if it is used?

Question	Risk assessment:
	Low	Medium	High
24. Are the machines equipped with undervoltage protection to prevent unintentional restart in the event of a power outage, for example?
25. Are the guards for all machines intact and correctly adjusted?
26. Are all devices that can trigger dangerous functions designed in such a way that it is not possible to start the machines unintentionally?
27. Are the stop buttons well marked and positioned so that they can be quickly seen and accessed by the operator?
28. Are controls and actuators flawless?
29. Are all moving parts enclosed?
30. If benches are available?
a) Can the working height be adjusted if necessary?
b) Do they need to be vibration-dampened?
c) Are they equipped with wheels?
31. Is there enough space?
a) At the respective machine workbench?
b) For service and repair of machines on the premises?
32. Are the machines regularly maintained according to the manufacturer's instructions?
33. Do the premises need to be noise-dampened, for example, with the help of screens, built-ins, and sound absorbers in the ceiling and on walls?
34. Is it necessary to equip machines with a vibration-damping rubber coating, damping compound, or similar to reduce vibrations and noise?
35. If it is not possible to reduce noise exposure in some other way, are hearing protectors used?
36. Are regular hearing check-ups conducted?
37. When purchasing new machines, have you considered the potential impact on the work environment?
a) Is audio data requested for each machine?
b) Are the machines selected based on minimizing vibration as much as possible?
38. Personal protective equipment is used, such as protective clothing, protective gloves, goggles, welding shields, etc.
a) In welding, soldering, or thermal cutting?
b) When handling chemicals?
c) What specific measures should be taken when handling hazardous waste?
39. Is personal protective equipment (PPE) provided by the employer?
a) Is it easily accessible?
b) Is everything in good condition?
40. Is there eye wash available near the workplaces where it is needed?
41. To prevent damage.
a) Do all burr shears have finger guards?
b) Do burr shears have shielding protection, e.g. a light beam on the back of the burr shears?
42. When changing scissor blades.
a) Are the suppliers' instructions followed?
b) Is a support device used for the loosened insert?
43. The burr shears need to have noise dampening applied.
a) How to use a clipping damper?
b) Should damping rubber cloth be attached to the handles or inclined planes on the back of the scissors?
44. Does the overprism remain at 6-8 mm before it is pushed to the bottom?
45. Is there a suitable bench for handling the issue?
46. Is there a high risk of hand injuries when drilling?
47. Is there a guard, such as a cover, that covers the rotary drill?
48. Does the machine have a vice or holding device to secure the workpiece in place?
49. Are safety glasses always worn when drilling?
50. Are there motorized hand tools?
a) Is everything in good condition?
b) Are the necessary protections provided?
c) Are there recurrent switches that cannot be locked in the switched on position?
51. Are motorized hand tools suspended in balance blocks if necessary?
52. Are the hand tools available?
a) Is it designed ergonomically correctly?
b) Is it intact and in good condition?
53. Are the tools regularly maintained, checked, and stored in designated locations?
54. Is there a lifting device available, for example, an overhead crane, column traverse, forklift, pallet truck or similar, for heavy lifting?
55. Are lifting devices regularly inspected by a professional?
56. Are lifting aids, such as straps, etc., intact and in good condition?
57. For chemical products marked with orange hazard symbols.
a) Are safety data sheets (SDB) product information sheets available in Swedish and are they available to the personnel concerned?
b) Is there a list, for example in the form of a single binder with safety data sheets (SDB)commodity information sheets?
58. Have you conducted a risk assessment of the chemicals used in your workplace?
59. Are the staff aware of the risks associated with the hazardous chemicals they work with and the meaning of the orange hazard symbols?
60. Are the chemicals stored in a well-ventilated area with an impermeable substrate and without a floor drain?
61. Are chemical spills immediately addressed with the appropriate absorbent?
62. Are there written work and safety instructions for how hazardous chemicals and hazardous waste should be handled?
63. Are welding workplaces screened off with, for example, screens, curtains, or similar?
64. Are efficient spot extractors used to remove fumes during welding or soldering?
65. Are there procedures in place to check that the hoses, gaskets, and valves of the welding equipment gas cylinder are intact and in good condition?
66. Are the gas cylinders placed in stables or gas carts during work?
67. Are gas cylinders stored in a suitable and signposted place when not in use (preferably near a front door or outdoors)?
68. Is the welding and soldering site always free of flammable material?

Question	Risk assessment:
	Low	Medium	High
69. Is there a food stall with suitable furniture?
70. Are there changing rooms with showers?
71. Is there a drying cabinet for wet clothes?

General information about the checklist

Plåtslageriverkstäder (1-14)

Is the general order in the workshop and other premises satisfactory?

Is the floor clean and free of obstacles and without the risk of slipping?

Are the escape routes clear, clearly marked, and easily accessible?

Is the air quality good on the premises?

Is the ventilation system regularly maintained by a professional?

Is the general lighting sufficient in the premises?

Is there sufficient on-site lighting at each workplace?

Transport routes in all premises.

a) Easily accessible and without thresholds?

b) Is it wide enough and unobstructed?

There are well-placed (i.e. clearly visible) notices with the following information.

a) Where is the first aid kit located?

b) Who can administer first aid?

c) Phone number for emergency services and taxis?

d) Workplace address and directions?

Is there a person on site responsible for ensuring that all first aid equipment is kept complete?

Are all work-related injuries or ill-health and incidents that occur at work reported to the responsible manager?

Does the internal reporting of incidents and work-related injuries or ill-health function properly? Are they followed up and compiled annually?

Are the laws and regulations that apply to your work environment gathered at the workplace, and do you comply with them?

Are you connected to occupational health services?

Godsmottagning och lager (15-23)

The reception of goods is arranged so that...

a) Is it not drawing cold?

b) Are there no exhaust gases entering during goods delivery?

Is the space in the warehouse sufficient and well arranged?

Are pallet racks, shelves, etc., regularly checked to ensure they are stable, intact, and not overloaded?

Are pallet racks marked with maximum load?

Are there separate compartments for smaller pieces of sheet metal?

Is there a cart, trolley, forklift, or similar available and used for loading and unloading materials if necessary?

Is it easy to access the metal compartment with a cart, forklift, etc.?

Are prefabricated parts stored appropriately, for example in cantilever racks, storage racks or similar?

Is the ladder equipped with anti-slip protection and in good condition if it is used?

Verkstaden (24-68)

Are the machines equipped with undervoltage protection to prevent unintentional restart in the event of a power outage, for example?

Are the guards for all machines intact and correctly adjusted?

Are all devices that can trigger dangerous functions designed in such a way that it is not possible to start the machines unintentionally?

Are the stop buttons well marked and positioned so that they can be quickly seen and accessed by the operator?

Are controls and actuators flawless?

Are all moving parts enclosed?

If benches are available?

a) Can the working height be adjusted if necessary?

b) Do they need to be vibration-dampened?

c) Are they equipped with wheels?

Is there enough space?

a) At the respective machine workbench?

b) For service and repair of machines on the premises?

Are the machines regularly maintained according to the manufacturer's instructions?

Do the premises need to be noise-dampened, for example, with the help of screens, built-ins, and sound absorbers in the ceiling and on walls?

Is it necessary to equip machines with a vibration-damping rubber coating, damping compound, or similar to reduce vibrations and noise?

If it is not possible to reduce noise exposure in some other way, are hearing protectors used?

Are regular hearing check-ups conducted?

When purchasing new machines, have you considered the potential impact on the work environment?

a) Is audio data requested for each machine?

b) Are the machines selected based on minimizing vibration as much as possible?

Personal protective equipment is used, such as protective clothing, protective gloves, goggles, welding shields, etc.

a) In welding, soldering, or thermal cutting?

b) When handling chemicals?

c) What specific measures should be taken when handling hazardous waste?

Is personal protective equipment (PPE) provided by the employer?

a) Is it easily accessible?

b) Is everything in good condition?

Is there eye wash available near the workplaces where it is needed?

To prevent damage.

a) Do all burr shears have finger guards?

b) Do burr shears have shielding protection, e.g. a light beam on the back of the burr shears?

When changing scissor blades.

a) Are the suppliers' instructions followed?

b) Is a support device used for the loosened insert?

The burr shears need to have noise dampening applied.

a) How to use a clipping damper?

b) Should damping rubber cloth be attached to the handles or inclined planes on the back of the scissors?

Does the overprism remain at 6-8 mm before it is pushed to the bottom?

Is there a suitable bench for handling the issue?

Is there a high risk of hand injuries when drilling?

Is there a guard, such as a cover, that covers the rotary drill?

Does the machine have a vice or holding device to secure the workpiece in place?

Are safety glasses always worn when drilling?