Title Page

  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Checklist

    Equipment to be checked
  • Equipment Number

  • Please provide photo if easier.

  • Hours

Equipment Type

  • Is the equipment a cherry picker/person lifter/man-up machine or similar?

  • Is the Operator wearing the correct type (including lanyard type/length) of harness?

  • Is the Operator using the harness correctly (i.e. hooked correctly to anchor point/machine)?

  • Please provide photo evidence if possible

VISUAL INSPECTION:

  • DAMAGE bent, dented or broken parts

  • Please provide photo of damage

  • LEAKS drive unit, hydraulics, oil, brakes

  • Please provide photo of defect

  • Check the gauge/level for the bladder is within specification.

  • TIRES & WHEELS drive wheels, load wheels, casters

  • Please provide photo of defects

  • FORKS/CLAMPS in place and properly secured

  • Please provide photo of fault

  • CHAINS, CABLES, & HOSES in place

  • Please provide photo of fault

  • SAFETY DEVICES flashing and indicator lights, seatbelt, warning labels

  • Please provide photo of damaged warning labels or area of fault

  • BATTERY (First check of the day only) water level, vent caps in place, cleanliness

  • Please provide photo evidence of findings

OPERATIONAL INSPECTION:

  • WEEKLY CLAMP PRESSURE (CLAMP PRESSURE GAGE)

  • WEEKLY LARON HYDRAULIC CHECK

  • HORN/SAFETY CHIMES horn, back-up alarm, sounds

  • STEERING no binding, no excessive play

  • TRAVEL CONTROLS all speed ranges, forward and reverse, no unusual noise

  • HYDRAULIC CONTROLS/LIMIT SWITCHES full range of motion and direction, travel and height limits

  • BRAKE/PARKING BRAKE smooth, stops within distance

  • POWER DISCONNECT cuts off all electrical power

  • Operator Signature:

  • Supervisor Signature:

Comments

  • Any notes for this machine.

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