ICTI audit requirements for posting labels list

1. This Code must be posted in the native language or available to all employees (printed and posted)

2. Legal working hours and factory-mandated working hours should be posted or accessible to all employees

3. Factory policies or procedures regarding wages and benefits in the national language should be posted or available to all employees.

4. The factory should have a written policy or procedure document on discrimination in the local language and post it publicly.

5. It is recommended to post emergency telephone numbers for use in case of emergency

6. Post smoking area signs in smoking areas and no smoking signs in dangerous places (homemade or purchased)

7. Emergency telephone numbers should be identified and posted in the emergency plan

8. A detailed emergency information diagram should be prepared and displayed clearly where all employees can see it.

9. Evacuation routes and emergency exits should be identified during an emergency. Emergency exits should be marked and visible during an emergency. Signs should be posted on exits leading to streets or other vehicular areas to warn employees of danger.

10. An evacuation map showing emergency conditions and emergency routes should be posted on the wall in a schematic format.

11. Doors between departments that are usually used as exits or may be mistaken for exits should be clearly marked (self-made or purchased)

12. Any place where flammable items are used or stored, or where open flames may cause danger, should be marked and posted with a no smoking sign (homemade or purchased)

13. Containers storing flammable items should be labeled with descriptions of the contents and hazard warning labels written in the native language (self-made)

14. Appropriate warnings should be posted in hot work hazardous areas, such as "No hot work is allowed here without permission" (self-made)

15. The contents of hazardous chemical containers (including compressed gas cylinders) should be clearly marked in Chinese in a conspicuous location, so the storage area for gas cylinders should be properly selected and constructed, properly identified, with appropriate warning signs and security measures. (self-made)

16. Fire extinguishers should be clearly marked for emergency use, and fire risers and fire hoses should be clearly identifiable (homemade)

17. EHS procedures should be written in the national language and posted or available to all employees.

18. EHS regulations, safe operating procedures, EHS activities and other EHS knowledge related to their work can be disseminated in the workplace through publishing briefings, posting notices and other information communication (depending on the situation)

19. All containers of chemicals entering the factory should be labeled with the name of the substance, hazards, storage and transportation instructions. Symbols or native language writing (self-made) can be used (Note: This procedure document is for reference only. Each company can modify it appropriately according to its internal management structure. For more information and help, please contact: Ustar Enterprise Management Consulting Company has successfully helped more than 30 toy companies pass ICTI certification at one time with its professional ICTI toy certification level.

20. The location of emergency eyewash equipment and shower equipment should be clearly marked (homemade)

21. Storage tanks, processing pipelines, hazardous material pipelines, and chemical flow valves should all be labeled or color-coded (substance name). The labels and their meanings should be posted and announced. In addition to color coding, valve connectors and nozzles and other key parts should also be labeled for easy identification.

22. All switches and shutdown controllers should be labeled with their functions and marked with different colors according to their functions (self-made or purchased)

23. When the equipment is under maintenance, a shutdown warning should be displayed to explain the reason for cutting off the power supply (self-made or purchased)

24. General areas or workstations should be clearly marked with signs to indicate the types of personal protective equipment (self-made or purchased) that employees should wear and use in accordance with regulations in that area.

25. Cranes, slings and hoists should be stopped from use if they are found to be damaged or defective, and marked as "to be repaired/replaced" (self-made or purchased).

26. The maximum load capacity should be marked in a conspicuous place on all cranes, slings and cranes (self-made)

27. If a damaged ladder is to be repaired and reused, it should be marked or labeled with "needing repair/replacement" (homemade or purchased)

28. All confined spaces must have a warning statement in the native language: "Confined Space, Follow Entry Procedures" (self-made)

29. If pedestrians are likely to appear at forklift work sites, "stop" signs, traffic mirrors and speed limit signs should be set up.

30. All waste storage containers should be labeled with "hazardous waste" and warning signs should be affixed. Waste storage areas should have appropriate cleaning equipment and fire extinguishers and relevant signs (homemade)

31. The factory should have a set of dormitory management rules for employees and visitors to follow, which should be published in the local language and publicly displayed.

32. If there is no emergency rescue facility within 15 minutes, the location, distance and actual time required to reach the nearest rescue facility should be clearly stated, and all data should be posted publicly (self-made)

33. First aid stations should be labeled with first aid station signs (self-made or purchased). Factories should separate medical waste from other wastes, which can be done by marking them by category. Needles should be disposed of by placing them in a container with a label indicating "contains sharps" (self-made)