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Safety Wardens

Safety Warden inspection forms can be accessed by scanning the QR codes or by clicking the links below:

Safety Warden Inspection Form: Use this form to input safety warden inspection findings

Safety Warden Inspection Closure Form: Use this form to close out safety warden inspection findings

Safety Warden Spreadsheet (viewing rights only): Use this spreadsheet to view all safety warden findings, their ID numbers, and open/closed status

If you have any database questions, please view the training PRESENTATION or feel free to reach out to Chris Maxwell, cmaxwell@jlab.org. 

 

Below is additional safety guidance for hazards that you may encounter in your areas:

Guidance for Flammable and Combustible Liquid Storage in Safety Cans

Guidance for Razor Blade Safety

Guidance for Shelf Storage

Guidance for Flammable Liquid Storage

 

ACCOUNT FOR YOUR SAFETY INSPECTION TIME

Use the following Charge Codes on your Timesheets:

  • Engineering Division: ENGSAF
  • Accelerator Division:
    • Test Lab: SAFINF
    • Inside the Fence: SAFACC
  

 

Safety Wardens are delegated based on the activities, materials, systems and equipment used in an area. Their assignments include performing monthly safety inspections, facilitating the resolution of safety issues, and promoting a culture of safety awareness. Training is provided to educate the Safety Warden on identifying safety hazards, the resources available in support of their responsibilities, and how to use the inspection forms. Please email Savannah Sebestyen (savannah@jlab.org) to schedule Safety Warden Training. 

Integrated Safety Management System (ISMS) is more than just working safely. It is a system that ensures the protection of the public, Jefferson Lab staff and users, the environment, and contributes to the overall quality of the important work done at the lab.

While conducting routine work operations, employees often learn valuable lessons that, if shared, would benefit others. Jefferson Lab encourages the distribution of this type of information and uses this Lessons Learned Database to capture and distribute content to relevant parties.

Safety Wardens are delegated based on the activities, materials, systems and equipment used in an area. Their assignments include performing monthly safety inspections, facilitating the resolution of safety issues, and promoting a culture of safety awareness. Training is provided to educate the Safety Warden on identifying safety hazards, the resources available in support of their responsibilities, and how to use the inspection forms. Please email Savannah Sebestyen (savannah@jlab.org) to schedule Safety Warden Training. 

Integrated Safety Management System (ISMS) is more than just working safely. It is a system that ensures the protection of the public, Jefferson Lab staff and users, the environment, and contributes to the overall quality of the important work done at the lab.

While conducting routine work operations, employees often learn valuable lessons that, if shared, would benefit others. Jefferson Lab encourages the distribution of this type of information and uses this Lessons Learned Database to capture and distribute content to relevant parties.