Toolbox FOD check

Preparation

Inspection

Cleaning

Documentation

  • List each tool that is either missing or damaged.
  • Provide details on the nature of the damage.
  • Include tool identification numbers if applicable.
  • Describe each FOD item observed.
  • Include specific locations where FOD was found.
  • Classify FOD items by severity if necessary.
  • Print your name clearly in the designated area.
  • Include the date of completion.
  • Use a signature or initials as required.
  • Write down the exact date of the inspection.
  • Record the start and end time of the check.
  • Use a standard date and time format.
  • List full names or initials of all individuals involved.
  • Ensure accuracy to maintain accountability.
  • Include roles or titles if applicable.
  • Create a table or list of past FOD incidents.
  • Include dates, descriptions, and actions taken.
  • Review this log regularly for trends.
  • Take clear photographs of each FOD item.
  • Label each photo with a brief description.
  • Attach photos digitally or physically as required.
  • List each tool needing repair or replacement.
  • Provide details about the condition of each item.
  • Include urgency for repair or replacement.
  • Specify exact locations of FOD on site.
  • Use markers or reference points for clarity.
  • Ensure locations are easily accessible.
  • Summarize the total number of FOD items found.
  • Include any patterns or notable observations.
  • Highlight areas needing immediate attention.
  • Provide any insights or concerns noted during the check.
  • Include suggestions for improvement if applicable.
  • Ensure comments are constructive and relevant.
  • Confirm the preferred storage method (digital or physical).
  • Follow company guidelines for document retention.
  • Ensure accessibility for future reference.

Final Review