Teacher/Inspector


Career-Technical Program/Course/Room




Potentially Applicable Checklists
Mechanics and Repairers



Program Name
Automotive Body Repairer
Automotive Mechanic
Automotive Service
Business Machine Repairer
Communications Electronics
Diesel Engine Mechanic
Electric/Electronic Equipment Installers
Heating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Mechanic
Industrial Electronics Installer and Repairer
Major Appliance Repairer
Mechanical Repair
Power Mechanic
Small Engine Repairer
Stationary Energy Sources Installer/Operator
Vehicle/Mobile Equipment Mechanic and Repairer


Checklist


Need?


Priority

Date
Given

Date
Returned

Accident Prevention Signs and Tags

  Yes  

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Personal Protective Equipment

  Yes  

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Abrasive Wheel Machinery and Tools (for programs that use fixed and portable abrasive wheels)

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__/__/__

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Air Pollution Control (for programs that release any pollutants into the air)

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__/__/__

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Air Receivers for Compressed Gas (for programs that have an air receiver for compressed gas)

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__/__/__

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Asbestos During Brake and Clutch Service Work (for programs which perform asbestos brake and clutch service work)

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__/__/__

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Compressed Gases (for programs that use compressed gas cylinders)

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__/__/__

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Control of Hazardous Energy Sources (for programs that need to lock or tagout potential energy sources such as electrical equipment prior to maintenance or repair activities)

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Dip Tanks Contining Flammable or Combustible Liquids (for programs that use dip tanks with flammable or combustible liquids)

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__/__/__

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Electrical Safety Work Practices (for programs that have a risk of electrical shock)

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__/__/__

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Electrical Work Practices for Construction (for any electrical work at construction sites)

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__/__/__

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Fall Protection--Part 1 (for any construction sites)

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__/__/__

__/__/__

Fall Protection--Part 2 (for any construction sites)

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__/__/__

__/__/__

Fall Protection--Part 3 (for any construction sites)

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__/__/__

__/__/__

Fire Protection and Prevention for Construction (for any work at construction sites)

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__/__/__

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Flammable and Combustible Liquids (for programs which use flammable and combustible liquids)

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__/__/__

__/__/__

General Safety and Health Provisions for Construction (for any construction sites)

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__/__/__

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Hazardous Waste (for programs that might generate hazardous waste)

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__/__/__

__/__/__

Jacks and Hoists (for programs that use jacks or hoists)

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__/__/__

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Machines--General Requirements (for any machinery and tools, including fans)

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__/__/__

__/__/__

Mechanical Power-Transmission Apparatus (for programs with fixed power-driven machinery and other power-driven equipment)

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__/__/__

__/__/__

Noise (Occupational) (for programs which generate high noise levels in the classroom by using noisy equipment)

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__/__/__

__/__/__

Noise, Radiation, and Other Exposures for Construction (for any construction sites)

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__/__/__

__/__/__

Personal Protection for Electrical Work (for programs that have a risk of electrical shock)

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__/__/__

__/__/__

Portable Hand and Power Tools (for programs that use portable hand and power tools)

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__/__/__

__/__/__

Portable Ladders for Construction (for any ladders used at construction sites)

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__/__/__

__/__/__

Powered Lawnmowers (for any ladders use or repair lawnmowers)

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__/__/__

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Respiratory Protection (for programs that use respirators to protect against inhaling harmful atmospheres)

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__/__/__

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Scaffolding--Part 1 (for any scaffolding used at construction sites or for painting and repairs)

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__/__/__

__/__/__

Scaffolding--Part 2 (for any scaffolding used at construction sites or for painting and repairs)

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__/__/__

__/__/__

Servicing Appliances Which Contain Refrigerant (for programs that perform any work on any appliance or unit that contain refrigerant)

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__/__/__

__/__/__

Servicing and Repair of Motor Vehicle Air Conditioners (MVACs) (for programs that service MVACs)

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__/__/__

__/__/__

Servicing Multi-Piece Rims (for programs servicing rims on large vehicles--not automobiles)

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__/__/__

__/__/__

Slings--General Requirements (for programs that use any sligns)

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__/__/__

__/__/__

Slings--Natural Rope, Synthetic Rope, and Synthetic Web (for programs that use these types of slings)

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__/__/__

__/__/__

Slings--Steel Chain, Wire Rope, and Metal Mesh (for programs that use these types of slings)

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__/__/__

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Spray Finishing (for any programs that do spray finishing using flammable or combustible liquids)

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__/__/__

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Toxic and Hazardous Substance Exposure (for programs where there may be excessive airborne exposure)

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__/__/__

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Underground Storage Tanks (UST) (for programs that have a UST)

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__/__/__

__/__/__

Welding, Cutting, and Brazing--General Requirements (for programs that perform any welding, cutting, or brazing)

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__/__/__

__/__/__

Welding and Cutting with Oxygen-Fuel Gas (for programs that perform welding or cutting with oxygen-fuel gas)

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__/__/__

__/__/__

Welding with Arc Welding Equipment (for programs that perform arc welding)

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__/__/__

__/__/__

Welding with Resistance Welding Equipment (for programs that perform resistance welding)

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__/__/__

__/__/__

Woodworking Machinery--General Requirements (for programs that use woodworking machinery)

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__/__/__

__/__/__

Woodworking Machinery--Saws (for programs that use saws)

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__/__/__

__/__/__

Woodworking Machinery--Other Than Saws (for programs that use woodworking machinery other than saws)

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__/__/__

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