Title Page
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Type Of Inspection
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Equipment
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Date
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Prepared by
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Location
Before Start-Up Checks
Equipment/Asset Verification
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Which type of equipment are you inspecting?
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Unit Number.
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Current Working Hours.
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Current Kilometers.
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Manual/Load Charts/Insurance/NDT/CVI
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Is all paperwork current?
Visual Inspection
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Inspect machine and dolly for any signs of damage, wear, or corrosion.
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Check Fuel.
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Check Engine Oil.
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Last Service Hours?
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Check Coolant.
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Check Hydraulic Oil.
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Check Belt Tensions.
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Inspect tires, tracks, or wheels for proper inflation, tread depth, condition, and debris.
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Confirm the presence and legibility of safety labels and warning signs.
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Test all indicators and lights.
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Inspect for loose or missing components.
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Housekeeping and Cleanliness.
Supplies/Materials
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Verify supplies and tools are stocked for the job.
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Check rigging and taglines for the day.
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Ensure proper storage and handling of hazardous materials, if applicable.
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Confirm availability of spill kit.
Safety
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Ensure all safety guards are in place and functioning properly.
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Verify availability and accessibility of first aid kits and fire extinguishers.
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Are weather conditions okay for operation?
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Check the condition of safety belts, harnesses, or restraints.
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Ensure proper access and egress for crane. (ladders/handrails).
Communication
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Confirm that all necessary communication devices (walkie-talkies, radios, etc.) are functional.
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Establish communication protocols and channels.
Operating Environment and Surroundings
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Assess environmental conditions (weather, temperature, lighting, etc.).
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Take appropriate measures to address any adverse environmental factors.
Documentation and Permits
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Complete any required documentation or paperwork.
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Check that necessary permits, licenses, or certificates are readily available and confirm their validity.
Training
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Ensure all team members have received appropriate training for the activity/operation.
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Conduct a skills assessment, if necessary.
After Start-Up Checks
Functional Tests
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Start the equipment/vehicle and let it idle to check for any abnormal noises or vibrations.
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Test all operational functions and movements (lifting, lowering, steering, braking, etc.).
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Test and ensure the functionality of all controls, switches, and buttons.
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Check that all safety interlocks and emergency shut-off mechanisms are operational.
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Verify that all safety features (lights, alarms, mirrors, etc.) are in good working order.
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Verify the accuracy and readability of gauges, meters, or indicators.
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Conduct a test run or trial to ensure overall performance and functionality.
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Check if there are no fluid leaks.
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See if all gauges are undamaged and functional.
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Calibrate any instruments or sensors as needed.
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Verify the battery charge level and ensure proper connections.
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Test beacon lights.
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Test communication systems to ensure clear and reliable communication.
Crane Visuals
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Wire Rope Conditions
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Outriggers and Floats
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Outrigger Pads Tied Down
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Boom Floated or in Rest.
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Swing Floated.
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Dolly and Counterweight Secured.
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Block And Ball Tied off or Tied Down?
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Inspect house for loose connections/bolts.
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Hoses free of wear.
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Ensure adequate blocking loaded for ground conditions.
Completion
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Notes and Recommendations
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Operator's Name and Signature
