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  • Inspection done

  • DOCUMENT HEADER

  • Document No

  • Issue Date

  • Version No

  • Document Title

  • 793D PRE PM FUEL FARM EQUIPMENT INSPECTION

  • Task Scope

  • Mechanical checks & daily service

  • Work Order No

  • Asset No

  • Model

  • Serial No. Prefix

  • Safety Notice

  • Hazard and Control Measures for Safety and Environment

Prior to sign on, Perform a SafeCheck (on the activity and site). If prompted (by the SafeCheck) carry out a JHA

  • Before commencing this task check that no abnormal conditions exist. Re-evaluate each section as you enter it to make sure that you have adequately assessed all possible risks before entering and area or starting a task

If unsure, the task shall cease, contact the area supervisor (for guidance)

  • Equipment and Special Tools

Serial No

  • Tool

  • OEM Part No

  • Description

  • Qty

  • Reference Documents (OEM Manuals, Drawings and Procedures)

Document Type

  • Document Title and Number

  • Hazard List

  • Hazard or Environmental Risk

Control

Uncontrolled Release of Energy

  • Release All stored Energy before commencing work

  • See

Uncontrolled Dropped / Falling Objects

  • Apply barricading and information tags to Minimise access

Hazardous substances

  • for the applicable SDS

Hot Fluids

  • Allow systems to cool before commencing any work

Hot Surfaces

  • Allow components to cool before commencing work

Fluid Containment

  • Ensure all fluids are contained and disposed of as per site procedures

  • See

Manual handling

  • There are heavy objects, consider using alternative mechanical lifting devices wherever practical. Use correct Manual handling techniques

  • See

Slips, trips and falls

  • Ensure good housekeeping at all times and clean up spills immediately should they occur

Heavy Equipment movements

  • Ensure site procedures are followed at all times

crush points

  • Ensure all personal are aware and away from moving equipment and components

Pinch points (between plant and hand Tools)

  • Position hands to avoid contact

  • Isolations

Equipment/System Operating

  • Isolation Required

  • Job Sign On

  • All personnel working under this Work Instruction shall sign on below to acknowledge they have read this document

  • Document corrections/changes are to be submitted as detailed in Section 9 – Feedback, of this document

  • Employee Number

  • Name

  • Signature

  • Initial

  • Date

  • Work Management Tasks

  • Apply Y or N in the work required (wr) box depending on subsequent work required. Raise subsequent notifications and enter the notification number

  • This document is used for multiple equipment services. Fill out the table in SECTION 12 – “equipment serviced”, to avoid confusion

  • Provide applicable comments associated with each task

  • Record, all defects and notifications, in Section 11 – Work Request, of this document

  • (Capture additional work as per the work requests section, raise notifications and enter the notification number)

  • SPOT truck into fuel bay spoondrain

Tyre Technician to spot truck into fuel bay

Operator-Position and park the equipment as per note: if truck has been idling at fuel bay stop sign then it can be shut down immediately by the operator and not shut down by using the turbo timer;

Operator- Dismount equipment and leave the area. (There is no need to bring the key down to the maintainer)

  • Tyre Technician will then initiate the Timer/Counter as follows;

  • Press green reset button (underside of activation panel), ensuring reset to 00;00

  • Press the red activation button

  • DAILY – Mechanical Technician walk around inspection outside footprint engine running

  • Tick

  • Action

  • Inspect for noticeable leaks, abnormal noises and damage from outside footprint

  • Inspect vehicle lighting and ID number functions

  • inspect tray position sensor and actuation rods

  • Information- When prompted to inspect, things to look for;

Misalignment

Security/ attachment

Cracks

Missing or broken hardware

  • Wear

  • Damage

  • Adequate lubrication

  • Day 1 - Oil Sampling and mag plug checks

  • Action

ISOLATED CHECKS - Sampling – Ensure Correct Sampling procedure Is Followed

NOTE Engine Oil and Rear Final Drives are completed on service

  • Tick

  • Transmission -

  • Steer & Fan

  • Hoist & Brake

  • Differential

  • Coolant

  • Pos 1 Hub

  • Pos 1 Front Hub Magplug

  • Pos 2 Hub

  • Pos 2 Front Hub Magplug

  • NOTE: Replace any missing sample or fast-fill caps, Ensure all sample and fast-fill caps are clean

  • Employee Number

  • Crew

  • Signature

  • Name

  • Fleet ID SMU Date

  • Day 2 - Steering, Hydraulics, brakes and cylinder inspection

  • Action

ISOLATED CHECKS (COMPLETE TRY START) - Inspect Hubs, cylinders and hosing for leaks, damage

  • Tick

  • Inspect the underside of cab (HMU lines)

  • Inspect POS 1 Strut for leaks, damage and corrosion

  • Inspect POS 1 Hub Leaking/weeping or damaged hydraulic lines

  • Inspect POS 1 Brake wear

  • % remaining

  • Inspect POS 1 steering cylinder condition include grease line security and leaks

  • Inspect Steering tie rod lock sleeve hardware tension/ security

  • Inspect Steering tie rod grease lines for leaks and security

  • Inspect 2 x steering centre arm pin bolts and retaining plate

  • Inspect L/H hoist cylinder condition

  • Inspect POS 3 Final Drive Leaking/weeping or damaged hydraulic Lines

  • Inspect POS 3 Brake Wear

  • % remaining

  • Inspect POS 3 Strut for leaks, damage and corrosion

  • Check condition of rear suspension covers

  • Check for worn/bent rock ejectors and pin hardware

  • Inspect POS 4 Strut for leaks

  • Inspect POS 4 Final Drive Leaking/weeping or damaged hydraulic lines

  • % remaining

  • Inspect POS 4 Brake Wear

  • Inspect R/H hoist cylinder condition

  • Inspect POS 2 steering cylinder condition include grease line security and leaks

  • Inspect Steering tie rod lock sleeve hardware tension/security

  • Inspect Steering tie rod grease lines for leaks and security

  • Inspect Hydraulic pumps mounting, weeping leaking or damaged hoses

  • Inspect hydraulic lines Leaking/ weeping or damaged

  • Inspect Hoist control valve mounting, weeping leaking or damaged hoses

  • Inspect POS 2 Strut for leaks

  • Inspect POS 2 Hub Leaking/weeping or damaged hydraulic lines

  • Inspect POS 2 Brake Wear

  • % remaining

  • Signature

  • Crew

  • Name

  • Emp Number

  • Fleet ID SMU Date

Day 3 - Fire Suppression, Drive Train and Chassis inspection

  • Action

ISOLATED CHECKS Using yellow Isolator

  • Tick

  • Remove Top deck fire extinguisher & turn upside down. Check extinguisher pull tie seals are in place Fire extinguisher bags, replace if required

  • Inspect cab fire suppression actuation point last Inspected tag in place, safety pull pins aren’t seized and charge – green zone /1200 kPa

  • Inspect ground level actuation point last inspected tag is in place, safety pull pins aren’t seized and charge – green zone /1200 kPa

  • Remove ground level fire extinguisher & turn upside down. Check extinguisher pull tie seals are in place Fire extinguisher bags, replace if required

  • Check fire suppression bottle, brackets and mounting

  • Inspect Pos 1 front corner platform for cracks

  • inspect Pos 1 main frame for cracks

  • Inspect Fuel tank clearance Lights, Harness Security, Rub-throughs, Exposed Wiring & Corrosion

  • Inspect Fuel tank, mounts and main frame for cracks and leaks

  • Inspect Torque Convertor for oil leaks and Harness for Security, Rub-throughs, Exposed Wiring

  • Inspect front horseshoe/cross member for cracking

  • Inspect main drive shaft slip joints, spiders and loose missing or damaged driveline guards (Visual)

  • Inspect A-frame bearing, bolts and mounting bolts

  • Inspect Transmission for oil leaks and Harness Security, Rub-throughs, Exposed Wiring

  • Inspect Differential for oil leaks

  • Inspect Differential Harness Security, Rub-throughs, Exposed Wiring

  • Inspect Hyd tank clearance Lights, Harness Security, Rub-throughs, Exposed Wiring

  • Inspect Hyd tank, mounts

  • Inspect Hyd tank area main frame for cracks

  • Inspect Pos 2 main frame for cracks

  • Signature

  • Employee Number

  • Crew

  • Name

  • Fleet ID SMU Date

Day 4 - Access ways, platforms and Engine checks

  • Action

ISOLATED CHECKS Using yellow Isolator

  • Tick

  • Inspect ladder, step-cylinder and valve group hoses

  • Access steps, grab rails & hand rails including access gate hardware

  • Anti-slip strips

  • Coolant relief valve & gauge display

  • Mirror security

  • Air Tank for leaks and cracks

  • Drain water from main air tank

  • Steering oil tank for leaks and cracks

  • Bonnet security straps

  • Drain water from cab tank

  • Exhaust manifold and system for leaks

  • Air induction hoses & lines

  • Turbo charger clamps tight

  • Fuel lines for weeps

  • Radiator and Cooling system clamps & hoses

  • A/C Compressor, Hoses and Harnesses

  • Visual Inspection of alternator and A/C belts

  • Jacket water pump tell tail and mount bolts

  • Oil cooler hoses

  • Aftercooler pump tell tail and mount bolts

  • Compressor intake lines

  • Engine mounts & hardware

  • Crew

  • Name

  • Signature

  • Employee Number

  • Fleet ID SMU Date

  • Day 5 Front Grease System Inspection

  • Action

ISOLATED CHECKS- inspect ball studs and pivot points are adequately greased

notification to be raised if the joint is over or under greased for repair or adjustment

  • Tick

Report if components are over or under greased

  • Grease ladder pivot points

  • Inspect POS 1 strut

  • Inspect POS 1 strut grease relief vent is working

  • Inspect POS 1,2,5 & 6 ball studs

  • Inspect POS 4,3,7 & 8 ball studs

  • Inspect POS 1 grease injector bank for leaks

  • Inspect POS 2 grease injector bank for leaks

  • Inspect POS 2 strut accepting grease

  • Inspect POS 2 strut grease relief is working

  • Signature

  • Crew

  • Name

  • Employee Number

  • Fleet ID SMU Date

  • Day 6 Rear Grease System Inspection

  • Action

ISOLATED CHECKS- inspect ball studs and pivot points are adequately greased

notification to be raised if the joint is over or under greased for repair or adjustment

  • Tick

Report if components are over or under greased

  • Inspect LH hoist cylinder pins

  • Inspect A Frame Bearing

  • Inspect POS 3 strut bearings

  • Inspect rear tray pivot pins

  • Inspect Dog bone

  • Inspect rear grease injector bank for leaks

  • Inspect POS 4 strut bearings

  • Inspect Hoist cylinder pins

  • Name

  • Signature

  • Crew

  • Employee Number

  • Fleet ID SMU Date

  • Day 7 - Cab checks and inspections

  • Action

Yellow Isolator locked out Tyre Technician to complete walk around light inspection

  • Tick

  • Drain water from Main air tank

  • Seat condition include armrests

  • Seat adjustment

  • Seat belt condition / pull all the way out

  • Seat belt operation

  • Sun visor condition

  • Door & window condition including seals and tint

Running Checks one person in cab only no other personnel in footprint completed after fuel up

  • Air filter restriction under load – Record actual

  • over 4kpa raise notification to replace on service

  • Check/test fire suppression manual alarm (Muirhead) hold test button for 30 – 60 seconds to ensure truck shuts down inform supervisor if it does not shut down

  • Signature

  • Employee Number

  • Name

  • Crew

  • Fleet ID SMU Date

  • NOTIFICATION WORK Request

  • On work completion, notifications are to be raised for additional tasks not covered by this Work Instruction, tasks either completed during this job or identified to be planned at a later date. This document is to be returned to the Maintenance Supervisor

  • Date

  • Emp#

  • Defect

  • Work Completed (yes or no)

  • notification number

  • Priority 1, 2 or 3

  • Completion

  • Remove any rags, rubbish and other debris from the machine and work site

Ensure All steps are complete before going past this point

  • Task Confirmation Hold point

  • Complete a return to service check list before handing the machine back to operations

  • Contact the area supervisor and inform that the equipment maintenance is complete and is ready to be returned to duty

  • Technician Sign Off

  • Work has been completed as detailed

  • Notifications have been raised for additional work/additional tasks not covered by this document or tasks identified that need to be planned at a later date

  • Technician’s Name

  • Signature

  • Date

  • Feedback (To support content improvement)

  • Were the tasks instructions complete and clear?

  • Where applicable, were Isolations and Permit information correct and complete?

  • Were the materials, tools and equipment lists complete?

  • General Feedback and Updates:

  • DOCUMENT CONTROL APPROVAL TABLE

  • This section enables readers to track changes and identify authors

Rev

  • Date

  • Description of changes

  • Reviewed By:

  • Approved By:

  • Scott Jarrold

  • James Hay

  • Note: Reviewer to complete above table: detailed “Description of Changes” for other people to read; i.e. Annual Review; changes to Section 3 line 2, e

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