COC CLS - Healthy Safety Environment - NIKE, Inc. - The Journey

GENERAL WORK ENVIRONMENT
f. All windows and transparent surfaces in doors must be protected from breakage. Where there is
a risk of people walking into transparent doors or partitions, they must be marked.
4. EXITS —Each facility must provide a safe means of exit from fire and other emergencies: At a
minimum, they must:
a. Arranged and mark exit paths so that route of escape to safety is unmistakable.
b. Mark all doorways or passageways that do not lead to a safe exit as “NO EXIT”. Passageways
that dead-end and do not lead to safe exit may not be longer than 16.67 m (50 ft).
c. Maintain exits for free and unobstructed egress from all parts of the building. No door or
passageways may be locked or fastened to prevent escape.
d. Arrange exits such that at least two different paths from every workplace (may include building,
structure, section or area) provides alternate means of escape in the event of an exit being
blocked by fire or other emergency.
5. LIGHTING—Each facility must provide adequate lighting for safe working conditions.
6. STAIR AND STAIRWAYS — Each facility must provide for safe passage up and down stairs and
stairways. At a minimum, they must provide:
a. Standard railings (for 4 steps or more).
b. Minimum width of 0.56 m (22 in).
c. Treads with slip resistant surface.
d. Uniform step height and width throughout any flight of stairs.
7. LOADING, UNLOADING & STORAGE OF MATERIALS:
RISK ASSESSMENT—Each facility must have a documented risk assessment associated with loading,
unloading and storage of materials. The Risk Assessment must include at a minimum:
a. Identification of all hazards associated with loading, unloading and storage of materials.
b. Evaluation of the risk associated with the identified hazards.
c. Identification of control measures to eliminate or reduce the risk (e.g., inspection, ergonomics,
racking installations)
8. POLICIES & PROCEDURES—Each location must implement policies and procedures that address
loading bay/doc safety and working within racking systems.
a. Measures to prevent unplanned departure of vehicles before loading and unloading operations
begin.
b. Measures to ensure uncoupled trailers are stable.
c. Inspection of trailers (when powered motor vehicles are used).
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