Free Checklist Templates

Review overall look, feel and usability

Check for broken links

Test navigation to ensure all pages are reachable

Evaluate site speed

Check for any visual elements that need to be updated

Review code and audit for errors

Perform server maintenance

Verify backups and backups schedule

Check security protocols

Test and update plugins

Update text, images and videos

Check and update product catalogs

Review SEO and meta tags

Check for duplicate content

Review and update customer reviews

Review website traffic

Evaluate user engagement

Test marketing campaigns

Check for any A/B testing results

Analyze conversion rate and sales data

Assess weed pressure in the area

Check local weather conditions

Check soil conditions

Check labels on herbicides

Check and maintain equipment

Ensure proper calibration

Clean up any spills

Select appropriate herbicide

Check rates of application

Check application method

Check timing of application

Check for wind direction

Check for protective clothing

Check for safety glasses

Check for breathing protection

Check for any potential hazards

Check for any visible weeds

Check for signs of herbicide resistance

Check for any damage to crops

Check for signs of drift

Check accounts payable and receivable

Review cash flow projections

Analyze financial statements

Assess performance against budget

Review any new investments

Monitor sales pipeline

Track customer feedback

Analyze marketing effectiveness

Evaluate promotional campaigns

Monitor customer churn

Review performance ratings

Analyze employee satisfaction surveys

Track recruiting progress

Analyze employee engagement

Review new hires

Review system performance and uptime

Monitor software updates and upgrades

Assess IT security

Check website analytics

Analyze website UX/UI

Analyze customer service metrics

Review operational processes

Evaluate inventory levels

Assess supplier performance

Review supply chain management

Are floors clean and clear of waste?

Are signs posted to warn of wet floors?

Are floors in good condition?

Are there holes, worn or loose planks or carpet sticking up?

Is anti-slip flooring used where spills, moisture or grease are likely?

Are there protruding objects such as nails, sharp corners, open cabinet drawers, trailing electrical wires?

Are personal items, such as clothing and lunch boxes, in assigned lockers or storage areas?

Is the work area congested?

Are floors well-drained?

Are aisles unobstructed and clearly marked?

Are mirrors installed at blind corners?

Are aisles wide enough to accommodate workers and equipment comfortably?

Are safe loading practices used with hand and power trucks, skids, or pallets?

Is the workplace lighting adequate? Are stairs well lit?

Are stairs covered with an anti-slip tread? Are faulty stair treads repaired?

Are all spills wiped up quickly?

Are procedures followed as indicated on the material safety data sheet?

Are spill absorbents used for greasy, oily, flammable or toxic materials?

Are used rags and absorbents disposed of promptly and safely?

Is a spill area surrounded by a barrier to prevent a spill from spreading?

Is equipment in good working order, with all necessary guards or safety features operational or in place?

Is equipment damaged or outdated?

Are tools and machinery inspected regularly for wear or leaks?

Is equipment repaired promptly?

Are drip pans or absorbent materials used if leaks cannot be stopped at the source?

Is a machine that splashes oil fitted with a screen or splash guard?

Are machines and tools cleaned regularly?

Are there adequate number of containers?

Are there separate and approved containers for toxic and flammable waste?

Are waste containers located where the waste is produced?

Are waste containers emptied regularly?

Are toxic and flammable waste chemicals handled properly?

Are storage areas safe and accessible?

Is material stacked securely, blocked or interlocked if possible?

Are materials stored in areas that do not obstruct stairs, fire escapes, exits or firefighting equipment?

Are materials stored in areas that do not interfere with workers or the flow of materials?

Are bins or racks provided where material cannot be piled?

Are all storage areas clearly marked?

Do workers understand material storage and handling procedures?

Are combustible and flammable materials present only in the quantities needed for the job at hand?

Are combustible and flammable materials kept in safety cans during use?

Are hazardous materials stored in approved containers and away from ignition sources?

Are sprinkler heads clear of stored material?

Are fire extinguishers inspected and located along commonly travelled routes, and close to possible ignition sources?

Are oily or greasy rags placed in metal containers and disposed of regularly?

Ensure that all employees understand the safety protocols established by the company.

Provide employees with proper personal protective equipment (PPE).

Ensure that all employees are adequately trained in safety policies and procedures.

Regularly inspect the work environment to identify potential hazards.

Perform periodic safety audits to ensure compliance with company safety policies.

Ensure that all employees follow established safety protocols.

Establish safe work practices for employees to follow.

Encourage employees to report any safety issues or concerns.

Provide employees with the necessary tools and equipment to perform their job safely.

Ensure that all employees adhere to the proper use of tools and equipment.

Enforce safe work practices and correct any unsafe practices.

Establish emergency procedures in the event of an accident or injury.

Provide employees with emergency contact information.

Train employees on how to respond to emergency situations.

Ensure that employees are aware of the location of fire extinguishers and safety exits.

Ensure that employees know how to properly report injuries, illnesses, and hazardous conditions.

Ensure that all injuries, illnesses, and hazardous conditions are documented and reported to the appropriate authorities.

Ensure that all employees are aware of the company’s reporting requirements.

Ensure that all equipment is properly maintained and in safe working condition.

Ensure that employees are properly trained on the proper use of equipment.

Train employees on how to identify potential hazards associated with equipment.

Inspect all equipment frequently and replace any worn or damaged parts.

Train employees on how to identify potential hazards in the workplace.

Ensure that employees are aware of the proper procedure for reporting potential hazards.

Inspect the work environment regularly to identify potential hazards.

Encourage employees to report any safety issues or concerns.

Keep work areas clean and organized

Ensure all tools, materials, and equipment are in good working order

Ensure all safety equipment is properly maintained and in place

Ensure all workers have access to first-aid supplies

Ensure all workers are aware of and follow all safety guidelines

Make sure all workers are properly trained on the use of any machinery

Ensure that all machines are equipped with guards and have been maintained according to manufacturer's instructions

Ensure that all machines are designed with safety features that prevent injury

Ensure that all workers are familiar with the proper use of machine controls

Ensure that all workers use the proper protective clothing when operating any machinery

Ensure that all machines are switched off and locked out when not in use

Ensure that all chemicals are labeled and stored in a secure area

Ensure that all workers are aware of the potential hazards of all chemicals

Ensure that all workers use the appropriate protective equipment when handling chemicals

Ensure that all hazardous waste is disposed of properly

Ensure that all potential hazards are identified and addressed

Ensure that all workers are aware of the risks associated with the work environment

Ensure that all workers are trained in the proper use of safety equipment

Ensure that all workers are trained in the proper use of emergency evacuation procedures

Ensure that all workers are aware of and follow all safety procedures