Title Page

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Health and safety

  • Is the weather conditions fit to climb silos

  • Has a Permit To Work be completed

  • Permit signature

  • Permit number:

  • Is our personnel trained to use the slide loc system

  • Have contractors been trained to use our slide loc system

  • Is their safety harness in date and fit to use

  • Are they wearing the correct PPE for the task

General Condition

  • Is the motor (if fitted) in good condition and operationally sound?

  • Are the access doors in good condition & operational?

  • Are the lid hinges in good condition and the springs secure?

  • Check the condition and integrity of the isolator and wiring, are they fit for purpose?

  • Is the condition and integrity of the control box fit for purpose?

  • Check the integrity of the casing, is itin good condition? (no rust or cracks)

  • Are the RJF's free from air leaks and damage to piping?

  • Is the magnehelic gauge in good condition and in working correctly?

  • Is the high level probe in good condition?

  • Check the integrity and operation of the silo off loading valve, are they fit for purpose?

  • Are the air jets in the correct sequence and the solenoids operationally sound?

  • Has any isolation been removed after the works been completed

  • Are the aeration devices operating correctly?

Contractor hand over checks

  • Select date

  • Have the doors been closed and secured after checks

  • Have all isolations been removed

  • Is the top of the silo clear of waste and debris

  • If there any loose powder on the silo

  • Has all work been completed

  • Is the silo fit to be returned into service

  • Contractor

  • Crown Technician

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