Title Page

  • Site conducted

  • Serial Number

  • Unit Number

  • SMU

  • Make/Model

  • Fire Suppression Foam Type

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Fitter

  • Location

Requirements for transfer / movement of Plant

DOCUMENTATION

  • 1 Photograph Pack – General Machine Machine photographed each side (4 locations)

  • 2 Photograph Pack – Bucket Bucket photographed

  • 3 Plant Files (Major Component History/Plant defect backlog)

  • 4 Plant Manuals (Parts book/Service & Maintenance. Manuals/logbook)

  • 5 SOS Report (Copy of last SOS Compartment history)

  • 6 Last track inspection report Track Inspection report

  • 7 Bucket inspection report Backhoe Bucket Condition Report

  • 8 Last NDT report – Pressure Vessels (Copy of last NDT certificates)

  • 9 Statutory brake test report Brake Testing Mobile Equipment

  • 10 Asset Transfer form PR-FRM-GRP-001-015 –Asset Transfer Form

  • 11 Fast fill service centre Fast Fill Requirements

  • 12 Fast fill diesel Non pressurised system Fast Fill Requirements

  • 13 Fire Suppression System Mobile Equipment Fire Suppression

  • 14 Completion of Safety Bulletins Check for model relevant Safety Bulletins and obtain evidence of completion

SIGN OFF ON PLANT CONDITION

  • Plant fresh water washed, cleaned and free from mud and other debris build ups. Note: Any Plant being transported off site shall meet the required transport guidelines for cleanliness

  • Plant free from oil, coolant, fuel and grease leaks, minor oil weeps are acceptable

  • Paint work in good condition

  • Cabin interior clean, cab linings in good condition and no glass damage

  • All cab controls and gauges fully functional

  • Seat functional, clean and free form tears and damage

  • Components reflect forecast component life and no outstanding change outs required

  • No accident or operational damage

  • All scheduled service and inspections completed and updated in AMT

  • All defects rectified and updated in AMT

  • All structures (chassis & axle box assembly) free from cracking

  • Buckets to have Minimum 50% wear life remaining:

  • List Percentage Bucket Life

  • NOTE: If any conditions are not met, details shall be attached to the Plant Condition Report and the Fleet
    Manager notified.

  • CUSTOMER/ SITE SUPERINTENDENT SIGN OFF

  • FLEET MANAGER SIGN OFF

CHECK FOR WEAR AND CONDITION

  • LEGEND FOR COLUMNS:
    1 – Defect found and repaired
    2 – Defect found and recorded, machine safe to operate
    3 – OK (All systems are working)
    4 – Not Applicable (N/A)

  • COOLING SYSTEM POS
  • Coolant level, conditioner and leaks

  • Hoses and clamps

  • Fan and shrouds

  • Radiator core, tanks and cap (pressure relief)

  • Fan bearings, pulleys, belts and guards

  • Water pump and coolers

  • Monitoring system condition and type

  • Sensors and wiring

  • Air con compressor, pulley, belt and guard

  • Air con evaporator, condenser, hoses and valves

  • Heater hoses and taps

  • ENGINE POS
  • Oil level and leaks

  • Noise

  • Air cleaner, pre cleaner

  • Blow by, exhaust smoke

  • High idle and low idle

  • Exhaust and inlet leaks

  • Throttle linkage

  • Muffler and extension

  • Guards, shields, covers including turbo covers and

  • turbo oil feed line fire sleeves - condition/placement

  • Sensors and wiring

  • PUMP DRIVE POS
  • Oil level and leaks

  • Noise

  • Mountings and hoses

  • Driveline and universal joints

  • Sensors and wiring

FINAL DRIVES

  • Oil level and leaks

  • Noise

  • Breathers for blockage

  • Mounting and bolts

  • Sensors and wiring

MAGNETIC PLUGS

  • LH Final Drive

  • RATING:

  • RH Final Drive :

  • RATING

  • a.PNG

CAB AND OPERATORS STATION

  • Cab general condition

  • Floor, walls and roof

  • Cab mountings and bolts

  • All cab wiring

  • Operation of controls

  • Operation of travel controls

  • Seat belt – retainer and operation

  • Seats and arm rests – suspension and adjustment

  • Windows and rubber

  • Wipers and washers

  • Mirrors and mounting

  • Doors, handles, seals and locks

  • Access ladders and walkways / egress

  • Air con controls and operation

  • Heater core, controls, hoses and operation

  • Horns, gauges and interior light

  • Audible alarm and warning lights

  • Travel alarm

  • Operation of all external lights

  • Two-way radio and aerial (list model)

  • AM, FM radio and aerial

  • Operation of all emergency stops – cab and ground level

  • Cab has had full detail

  • Pre-start checklist booklet

  • Access ladder & Service tail interlock

  • Access ladder in fill panels installed

  • Equipment height label installed showing normal and extended equipment heights

  • Breathsafe system installed and operating correctly

HYDRAULICS

  • Oil level and leaks

  • Noise

  • Pipes or hoses for damage or leaks

  • Drift rate, cycle times (check specs)

  • Main valve body adjustment and leaks

  • Rotary connection

  • Hand controls and linkages

  • Sensors and wiring

BOOM

  • Lift cylinders, pins and bushes

  • Boom to body, stick to boom pins and bushes

  • Check boom for dents, repairs or cracks

  • Hoses and pipes hydraulic and grease

  • All boom arch hoses genuine OEM – (If non-genuine OEM hoses are fitted, a workorder shall be raised to order OEM hoses and schedule the change outs.)

  • Ladders and walkway

  • Lights and wiring

STICK

  • Stick cylinder(s), pins and bushes

  • Stick pins, bushes and shims (need shims)

  • Hoses and pipes

  • Check stick for dents, repairs or cracks

  • Lights and wiring

BUCKET

  • Bucket cylinder(s), pins and bushes

  • Bucket linkage pins and bushes

  • All GET mounting and condition

  • Base edge condition

  • Side wear plate condition

  • Side walls for wear and straightness

FRAME

  • Chassis rust or cracks

  • Hose, pipes and clamps

  • Hydraulic tank, hoses and fittings

  • Fuel tank, pipes and fittings

  • Fuel tank vent breather fitted with overflow hose and directing fluid overflow away from potential hot<br>surfaces

  • Belly guards and mounting

  • Car body and guards

  • Wiring harness

  • Slew box

  • Slew ring movement and teeth condition

  • TRACK FRAME POS
  • Idlers

  • Sprockets

  • Carrier rollers

  • Track rollers

  • Tracks

  • Track adjuster - elastomer

  • Track frame mounting bolts

  • Hoses and pipes

GENERAL

  • Fire suppression

  • - Inspection current and charged

  • Hand held extinguishers

  • Inspection current and charged

  • Sizes =

  • Number =

  • Fire suppression strikers – cab and ground level

  • ISOLATION:<br>Starter motor isolation ground level – (YELLOW)<br>Battery isolation ground level – (RED)<br>Capable of being locked out

  • Battery and terminal condition

  • Paint condition

  • Pin retainers

  • Accident damage

  • ROPS or FOPS fitted and condition

  • Fenders

  • Handrails

  • Safety guards

  • Jump start receptacle

  • Collision avoidance

  • Asset ID visible

  • Call sign identification visible on 4 sides

  • Clearance labels – maximum and travelling

  • Accumulation of fuel, oil, grease, etc. that

  • may cause a fire hazard

  • Quick fill (service center) fitted, list type

  • Pressure vessel compliance

  • Fuel level

LIST ALL MODIFICATIONS

  • Details

EQUIPMENT

    Equipment with Track Pads
  • Pad Grip Lug Height (mm)

  • RH Track

  • LH Track

  • Pitch Extension (mm)

  • RH Track

  • LH Track

  • Tread Surface Height (mm)

  • RH Track

  • LH Track

  • Tumble Lug Height / Pitch (mm)

  • RH Track

  • LH Track

  • Equipment with Chains and Grousers
  • Grouser Height (mm)

  • RH Track

  • LH Track

  • Pitch Extension (mm)

  • RH Track

  • LH Track

  • Sprocket wear (mm)

  • RH Track

  • LH Track

  • Track Bushes (mm)

  • RH Track

  • LH Track

  • *Note: Attach Track Inspection Report for inspection details if required

COMMENTS and SIGN OFF

  • Details

  • Fitter
  • Name and Signature

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