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  • WARNING:
    * ONLY EXPERIENCED Operators to perform the following Checks.
    * ALL REQUIRED PPE MUST BE WORN while performing these checks as the risk of injury from high pressure equipment is extremely dangerous.
    * This form MUST be completed Every Month as part of the Preventative Maintenance Schedule (PM) inspections.
    * FAULTS: MUST be reported to either the Operations Manager or SHEQ Department immediately.
    * Once completed the form must be signed and dated.

For safety and operational instructions please refer to WI-OPS-4.5.5-04 Operating the Shredder before starting the machine. ENSURE THE SHREDDER IS TURNED OFF

  • Which Inspection are you Completing

  • Shredder Asset Number

  • Is the Area around the shredder free from debris and other possible trip hazards

  • Is the General Cleanliness of the machine acceptable

  • Does the Conveyer have any scrap material on it that may cause damage

  • Record Generator Hours

  • Has the Shredder been Tested and Tagged

  • What is the Tagged Expiry Date

  • Is the Electrical Cable on the shredder free from wear and in good condition

  • Is the Emergency Stop Button easy to locate and in good condition (identifiable)

  • Is the Shredders Control Panel in good condition

  • Are the Labels for the switches visible and readable

  • What is the Shredders Fuel Level

  • What is the Shredders Oil Level

TURN ON THE SHREDDER

  • Is the Shredder running smoothly and NOT making any unusual noises or sounds (eg. clunking, grinding, screeching, etc)

  • TURN OFF THE SHREDDER IMMEDIATELY and Tag it Out Of Service<br>Is there something jammed or stuck in the shredder or is it malfunctioning

  • Please give details as to why the Shredder is Malfunctioning

  • Inspect Feed Conveyor Belt - Is the Feed Conveyor Belt in good condition with no signs of wear

  • TURN OFF the Shredder at the Main Power Source and Tag it Out Of Service.
    Ensure you Report the Fault to the Operations Manager

  • Inspect Middle Conveyor Belt - - Is the Middle Conveyor Belt in good condition with no signs of wear

  • TURN OFF the Shredder at the Main Power Source and Tag it Out Of Service.
    Ensure you Report the Fault to the Operations Manager

  • Inspect Exit Conveyor Belt - - Is the Exit Conveyor Belt in good condition with no signs of wear

  • TURN OFF the Shredder at the Main Power Source and Tag it Out Of Service.
    Ensure you Report the Fault to the Operations Manager

  • Put the Shredder into Forward Mode – is it Operating Correctly

  • TURN OFF the Shredder at the Main Power Source and Tag it Out Of Service.
    Ensure you Report the Fault to the Operations Manager

  • Put the Shredder into Reverse Mode – is it Operating Correctly

  • TURN OFF the Shredder at the Main Power Source and Tag it Out Of Service.
    Ensure you Report the Fault to the Operations Manager

  • Put the Shredder into Forward Mode – Press the Emergency Stop.<br>Did the Shredder Turn Off

  • TURN OFF the Shredder at the Main Power Source and Tag it Out Of Service.
    Ensure you Report the Fault to the Operations Manager

  • TURN ON The Shredder Back On<br><br>Put the Shredder into Reverse Mode – Press the Emergency Stop.<br>Did the Shredder Turn Off

  • TURN OFF the Shredder at the Main Power Source and Tag it Out Of Service.
    Ensure you Report the Fault to the Operations Manager

COMMENTS / NOTES

  • Record any issues or maintenance carried out on machine during the week (Eg. Cleared blockage on conveyor)

  • General Comments OR List any maintenance that may be required

COMPLETED BY

  • NOTE: Once completed, ALL Results MUST be reviewed with and Signed Off by the Operations Manager

  • Signature

REVIEWED BY Operations Manager

  • Operations Manager Signature

Please FORWARD (or email) this Completed Document to either; * Your Operations Assistant, * Nicole Garaty for ACT & NSW, or * Tracy Bracken for QLD & VIC for storage in the Preventative Maintenance folder.

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