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  • Shears

1. For efficiency, have all tools/materials known to be needed for the scheduled maintenance ready prior to starting 2. Communicate with supervisors/operators of the scheduled maintenance to be performed. Briefly discuss how the equipment is running and if there are any problems that they know of that need to be addressed. Inform them of the pending LOTOTO of the machine 3. Do a walk around, checking the general condition for any obvious damage/deficiencies. 4. Perform systems check; making sure safety devices, bin arms, rollers, etc. are functioning properly. 5. Perform LOTOTO procedures. Procedures should be in the document box located on the machine. Perform “Group LOTOTO” procedures if more than one person is working on the machine. 6. Perform all scheduled maintenance 7. If replacement parts are necessary, look for them in inventory first. Parts that need to be ordered, must be cleared through the proper supervisor’s/managers. 8. Take all necessary precautions if LOTO locks are to be removed for testing purposes. Replace them after the test run has been performed 9. Replace all guards upon completing the service 10. Inform all necessary personnel of the intent to remove the LOTO locks prior to removing them. 11. Do final systems check 12. Inform all pertinent parties, that the machine is ready to go back into production and/or and problems that would affect the safe operation of the equipment (i.e., parts that need to be ordered)

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WEEKLY

  • Perform a systems check to identify problems. Check all guards, limit switches and safety devies for proper function

  • Shear blade guard & limit switch

  • Pretable guard & limit switch

  • Roller guard & limit switch

  • Perform LOTO procedures for Shear.

  • Why did you not Lockout the Shear?

  • Belt guards installed and secured.

  • Inspect/refill all oilers to 3/4 full

  • Check water filter. Remove water if needed

  • Condition of: Shear Blades, Rollers, Drop Down Arms, Bin Arms, Platforms, Stairs, Fall Protection and Railings

  • Check for Air leaks

  • Check Gauge Table's positioning cable, under 2030 foot section

  • Check oil flow in the pneumatic lubricator. For best performance, 6 drips/minute, when system is running. It is imprtant that oil is used, if no oil is required after a week, adjust lubricator

  • Zero the inches

  • Replace all guards and safety devices. Collect all tools from the area

  • Perform a systems check of safety devices and machine functions

  • Inform personnel around the area that LOTO Locks are being removed

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Parts Ordered/Notes or Comments

  • Parts Ordered

  • What did you order?

  • Notes/Comments

  • Is this a Monthly Inspection?

  • Inspect roller motor chain tension. Adjust if necessary

  • Adjust roller tension idlers

  • Check condition of the chains.

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  • Select date

  • Is this a Quarterly Inspection?

  • Lubricate the V groove wheels. (14 places for a 60' gauge table)

  • Grease screwjack assembly

  • Inspect the screwjack chain tensioner. Adjust if necessary

  • Lubricate the screwjack chain

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  • Select date

  • Is this an Annual Inspection?

  • If Hydraulic fluid is not dark, Externaly Clean/Filter oil, Change Hydraulic filter

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  • Select date

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