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Field Hand Tool Inspection Checklist

Handles

  • Check for cracks,splits or splinters in wood handles

  • State the issue ( not working, missing, damaged ect)

  • Ensure the handle is securely attached to the head and not loose

  • State the issue ( not working, missing, damaged ect)

  • Look for any signs of decay or damage on wooden handle

  • State the issue ( not working, missing, damaged ect)

  • For fireglass handles,check any cracks,chips or wear

  • State the issue ( not working, missing, damaged ect)

Heads

  • Inspect the tool head(axe head,pick head) for any cracks,chips or signs of wear

  • State the issue ( not working, missing, damaged ect)

  • Ensure the cutting edge is sharp and free from nicks or dents

  • State the issue ( not working, missing, damaged ect)

  • Check that the head is firmly attached to the handle with no loosening

  • State the issue ( not working, missing, damaged ect)

Fastenings

  • Verify that all bolts,screws and fasteners are secure and in place

  • State the issue ( not working, missing, damaged ect)

  • Ensure that the wedges or other securing mechanisms are properly seated

  • State the issue ( not working, missing, damaged ect)

Overall Condition

  • Look for any signs of rust or corrosion on metal parts

  • State the issue ( not working, missing, damaged ect)

  • Ensure there are no foreign substances(eg oil,grease) on the tool that could cause slippage

  • State the issue ( not working, missing, damaged ect)

Functionality

  • Test the tool to ensure it is functioning properly

  • State the issue ( not working, missing, damaged ect)

Safety Equipment

  • Make sure any neccessary protective gear(gloves,safety glasses) is available and in good condition

  • State the issue ( not working, missing, damaged ect)

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