NATEF On-Site Evaluation Photo Album
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1 Table of Contents NATEF On-Site Evaluation Photo Album Welcome to the NATEF On-Site Photo Album. The photos in this album represent both good and bad examples of specific instances found during actual on-site evaluations. The photo album has been designed for quick review of all the pictures in each category, much like you would in an actual photo album. On- Site Preparation Tools, Equipment and Storage Safety You can look at a larger version of each picture just by clicking on its smaller, thumbnail version. You can also jump from one section of the photo album to the next, to quickly access the pictures in any order you want by clicking on the Go To link located on the thumbnail view pages. To begin, choose the category you wish to view by clicking on the links to the right.
2 NATEF On-Site Evaluation Photo Album On-Site Preparation The on-site evaluation team will be able to find all the documentation much faster if it is laid out in an orderly manner. This classroom is separate from the shop and ready for the on-site visit. Although this classroom is incorporated into the lab, it is a separate area.
3 This program had a library of technical information that students could use when needed during lab activities. The team was very impressed with the organization of the printed service manuals.
4 NATEF On-Site Evaluation Photo Album - Tools, Equipment and Storage An inventory system should be used to account for tools and equipment. This is an instructor developed tool board that allows a quick check for missing tools. This inventory system used cut-outs for tool accountability and color coding for tool set identification.
5 NATEF On-Site Evaluation Photo Album - Tools, Equipment and Storage This storage system does not allow for quick check for missing tools. A very comprehensive and organized socket set.
6 NATEF On-Site Evaluation Photo Album - Tools, Equipment and Storage Good organization and housekeeping. The shelving in this picture has exceeded the weight limit and is unacceptable.
7 NATEF On-Site Evaluation Photo Album - Tools, Equipment and Storage Storage rooms must be organized and free of clutter. The lab/shop area should be kept clean and orderly.
8 NATEF On-Site Evaluation Photo Album - Tools, Equipment and Storage This photo shows batteries stored in the lab. The welding area was about 5 feet away and the team was concerned that this created a dangerous situation This photo shows a FIRE EXIT door partially blocked by equipment. The team was very impressed with the maintenance schedule for tools and equipment.
9 The door into the lab has signage indicating that safety glasses are required. Bilingual signage may be preferable in some schools. An organized approach for students to store their safety glasses. However, it is unclear from this photo how glasses are sanitized.
10 This photo shows an eyewash and shower station. A portable eyewash station can be placed in locations that do not have a freshwater supply. This photo shows the poor condition of the eyewash station. The station did work but was very dirty and unsanitary.
11 The MSDS sheets should be clearly marked and located in an area that all students can access. This first aid kit is well labeled and in a central location. This bulletin board has program policies posted along with career opportunities and outstanding student recognitions.
12 This photo shows chemical storage that is well organized and labeled Although the photo shows a good example of signage, the team recommended they be repositioned to increase visibility and clarification. The fire extinguisher was not tagged, was not labeled, and was hidden.
13 The photo shows waste oil barrels stored on a spill containment pallet. The concerns are: there is no labeling, the pallet is exposed to the weather and could fill with water, and the pallet is only rated for one 55 gallon drum. This photo shows waste oil barrels stored on a wood pallet with no spill containment system and no labeling.
14 The team felt the program was very proactive with safety and environmental concerns and was teaching the students quality industry practices.
15 This photo shows the correct way to secure equipment to a concrete floor. This photo shows safety locks on a vehicle lift in working condition (have not been disabled). This photo shows equipment improperly secured to the floor
16 No Fender Covers!
17 This electrical disconnect system is adequate and clearly identified. The team felt the electrical disconnect strategy was adequate but recommended a more permanent sign. Safety shields are in place and the tool rests are properly adjusted.
18 Good example of the safety lines to designate traffic and work areas. The team recommended that the old lines be painted over to match the floor color to eliminate confusion.
19 This album was designed to provide visual assistance with some of the most commonly questioned areas during an on-site evaluation. The photographs provided here are not intended to answer all questions regarding how a program should be reviewed. Are you finished viewing this album? If so, please close this browser window to exit. If you would like to go back to view the album again please click here.
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