Title Page

  • Compliance Sticker Number

  • Date Issued

Section 1: Equipment Vendor

  • Equipment Owner Company

  • Contact Person

  • Contact Number

  • Contact Email

Section 2: Equipment Details

  • Equipment description

  • Model

  • Manufacturer

  • Year of Manufacturer

  • Call Sign / Unit ID

  • Serial Number / Identification Number

  • Equipment Design registration

  • Equipment TARE

  • Equipment GVM

  • SMU Hours / Odometer

  • Travel Height (meters)

  • Maximum Extended Height (meters)

Section 3: Site Details

  • Date on site

  • Department (eg. Maintenance Production / CHPP)

Section 5: Supporting Documentation

  • All supporting documentation and information as requested in this section is to be physically or electronically
    attached to this document PRIOR to equipment arriving on site. Supporting documentation is MANDATORY.

    Provide comment / justification for any missing documentation.

    Completed Electronic Copies to be emailed to cmjv_maintenance_engineering@peabodyenergy.com

    Email subject to include ‘ITS Unit ID’

  • Supporting documentation uploaded

  • Please provide comments / justification for missing documentation

Section 5.1: Supporting Documents - Required for all equipment

  • Operability and Maintainability Risk Assessment – required for all vehicles

  • Service History – provide summary of defects and at least 12 months of servicing and repairs

  • Modification – provide summary of any modifications and photos of compliance plates

Section 7: Sign-Off Vendor Contact or Equipment Owner

  • This section is to be filled out with the details of the Vendor Contact or Equipment Owner

  • Is the equipment to be fueled and / or maintained by Vendor?

  • Name

  • Position

  • Company

  • Date

  • Signature

  • Additional Comments

Section 7: Sign-Off Peabody Contract Owner or Delegate

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