Title Page

  • Site conducted

Section 1 - Inspection Performed by Qualified Personnel Only

  • Project Number

  • Location
  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

Inbound Equipment Safety Inspection

Section 2 - Equipment

  • Type of Equipment Inspecting

  • Manufacturer

  • Model Number

  • Serial Number

  • OSHA Annual Date

  • Last Maintenance Date

  • Vendor Contact Name

  • Vendor Company Name

  • Vendor Contact Phone

  • Vendor Contact Email

Section 3 - General Categories to Inspect

  • Wheel Chocks

  • Strobe Lights

  • Buggy Whips

  • Ignition and Master Keys Present

  • Operators Manual Present and Load Chart

  • Roll Over Protection Structure

  • Tires / Tracks / Drive Chains

  • Leaking Fluids Present

  • Hydraulic Hoses in Good Condition

  • Lights and Mirrors

  • Structural Damage Present

  • Computer Aids / Operator Controls

  • Seat Belt Latches Properly

  • Fire Extinguisher with Current Inspection

  • Glass Condition

  • Back Up Alarm / Bi-directional

  • Kill Switch

  • Horn

  • Operator Controls

  • Labels, Voltage & Hand Signal Chart, e.g.

  • Wire Rope

  • Outriggers

  • Aux. Hook and Ball

  • Main Hook and Block

  • Boom / Mask / Cylinders

  • Anti Two Block

  • Wedge Socket Plus Cable Length (6 x Diameter)

  • Brakes

  • Emergency Flares and Triangles

  • Fork Lift Assembly Bolts

  • Record of Last Performed Maintenance

  • C of C Not Having Counterfeit Material

  • Periodic Inspection

  • DOT Annual Inspection

  • OSHA Annual Inspection (if required)

  • Generator Circuit Breaker is Open (Off) Position

  • Generator has no Electrical Primary Feed or Secondary Load Cables Connected

Section 4 - Fuel

  • Fuel Type

Section 5 - Comments

  • Additional Comments

Section 6 - Signature Acknowledgments

  • Vendor Representative Signature

  • PVB Representative Signature

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