Information

  • Hoist number

  • Make and Model

  • Name Of operator conducting inspection

  • Conducted on

  • Location

  • Operators are required to check the following items before commencing work. These records from the basis of a plant maintenance procedure and will be subject to random inspections/audits.

  • Inspect the following items to ensure plant is safe to use.
    If plant is defective and determined to be unsafe to use than the operator shall tag-out and report the problem to the workshop or their supervisor for further advice.

  • Rating for inspection of plant as follows:
    1. Safe to use GREEN
    2. Fault detected, but safe to use YELLOW (Note: Do not use if there is risk of harm to worker(s) or plant damage!)
    3. Unsafe to use, Tag-out and report RED

1. Plant Checklist

1. CHECK WARNING STICKERS AND COMPLIANCE PLATE

  • 2. Operators instruction manual available?

  • 3. Compliance plate attached and legible?

  • 4. Operating controls clearly displayed?

  • 5. Check for any maintenance tags (damage to hoist or switchboard)?

  • 6. Emergency shut-off switch is available and functioning correctly?

2. LIFTING EQUIPMENT

  • 1. Lifting flexible steel wire cables and sheaves visually inspected for wear or damage?

  • 2. Inspect all support lifting arms and adjustment locks for proper operation and damage?

  • 3. Inspect rubber pass for wear or damage?

  • 4. Inspect up-right safety locking mechanisms for security and working effectively?

  • 5. Inspect all moving parts to ensure they are in good condition?

3. HOIST GUARDING

  • 1. Inspect all goods are fitted correctly and secure?

4. HYDRAULICS

  • 1. Check hydraulic reservoir is full to level indicated?

  • 2. Hydraulic cylinders are not leaking and in good condition?

  • 3. Hydraulic hoses not damaged or brittle, no loose connections or damaged fittings?<br>Not worn with wire braid exposed?

5. WORK AND LIFTING ZONE

  • 1. Check lift area is clear of obstructions before commencing work (Particularly when lifting and lowering vehicles)?

6. DETAILS OF PLANT OPERATOR

  • Name and signature of operator

  • Name and signature of operator checking plant

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