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  • Site conducted

  • Business unit

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Racking Aisle Location

Base Plates

  • Front floor fixings - Uprights to base plate fixed twisted/loose?

  • Rear Floor Fixings - Upright to base plate fixing - Twisted, loose?

  • Front Leveling Plate - Shims damaged or twisted

  • Rear Leveling plate - Shims damaged or twisted?

  • Are the base plates bolted into the floor (Front and Rear)

  • Safety Locks

Beams

  • Front Beams - Dislodged, damaged or missing

  • Rear Beams - Dislodged, damaged or missing

  • Safety Locks (Front and Rear)

Frame Braces

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  • Horizontal Damage

  • Extent of issue!

  • Diagonal Damage

  • Extent of issue!

  • Column Guards Damaged or fixings loose/missing

  • Has the direction the diagonal braces been installed correctly as to provide additional strength to the upright?

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  • Has the braces been fitted in the correct direction

Uprights

  • Vertical Damage Twisted, dented?

  • Uprights bent into the racks?

  • Extent of deflection.

  • Uprights bent parallel to the beam?

  • Extent of deflection

Shelves

  • Where fitted, are baseboards/metal shelves in good condition and suitable?

Stored Pallets

  • Loads and pallets placed correctly and safely?

Push Through/Back Meshing/Grid

  • Is push through meshing/griding in place

  • Is the push through meshing covering the entire racking aisle

  • Is the push through meshing damage free

  • Are the fixings holding the push through meshing damage free and all their retaining bolts/fixings are in place.

  • Any signs of wear and tear or corrosion.

Additional Remarks

  • ADDITIONAL REMARKS

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