Information

  • Audit Title

  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

MEWP Type

MEWP Plant Check - Documentation

  • Is operators handbook provided and is it legable?

  • Is the Insurance inspection certificate within 6 months of issue?

  • Is the Safe Working Load easily idenfiable on the machine?

MEWP Type

BOSS SCISSOR LIFT

  • Are you checking the Boss Scissor Lift

  • Check oil leaks by visual inspection of the floor around the base unit and by feeling underneath the base unit tray.

  • Check there are no loose electrical fittings and sensors by visual inspection

  • Ensure there is no chafed hydraulic hose or electrical cables by visual inspection

  • Check condition of castors, tyres and brakes by visual inspection

  • Check structure - guardrails, platform, scissors and chassiss (eg damage, cracks, corrosion, abrasions, welds, connections)

  • Visually inspect castellated scissor nuts and the split pin retainers

  • Ensure there are no obscured, dirty or damaged instruction labelling and plates

  • Check that the emergency stop function on the handset is serviceable

  • Check that the emergency stop function on the base unit is serviceable

  • Check emergency lowering of platform

  • Check raise and lower functions including descent delay <br>(the raise and lower functions can be tested by removing the handset controller from its holder on the work platform and using the controls whilst at ground level)

  • Check that without the swivel castor brakes applied and on a level surface raise the platform until, the auto-fixed castor brakes are engaged. Try to push the machine from the left and right hand side of the gate end of the machine to ensure the brakes are functioning

  • Switch on power and ensure that the tilt sensor alarm sounds to confirm operation

  • Switch on power and check that the battery is fully charged

GENIE SCISSOR LIFT

  • Are you checking the Genie Scissor Lift?

  • Check for battery fluid leaks and proper fluid level

  • Check for hydraulic oil leaks and proper oil level, add oil if needed

  • Check entire Machine for:<br>Cracks in welds or structural components;<br>Dents or damage to machine;<br>Excessive rust, corrosion or oxidation<br>Be sure that all structural and other critical components are present and all associated fasteners aand pins are in place and properly tightened.

  • Visually Check electrical components, wiring, electrical cables, battery pack and connections

  • Visually Check hydraulic power unit, tank, hoses, fittings, cylinders and manifolds

  • Visually Check Drive motors

  • Visually Check tires and Wheels and check wear on pads

  • Visually check Ground Strap

  • Check Limit switches, alarms and horn

  • Check nuts, bolts and other fasteners

  • Check platform entry chain on gate

  • Check Beacon and alarms (if Equipped)

  • Check Brake release components

  • Check Safety Arm

  • Check Pothole Guards

  • Check Platform Extension

  • Check Scissor Pins

  • Check Platform Control Joystick

  • Check:<br>Side Rails are installed and bolts are fastened

SKYJACK VERTICAL MAST

  • Are you Checking the Skyjack Vertical Mast?

  • Ensure all labels are in place and are legible

  • Check all wiring harnesses and hydraulic/electrical wiring harnesses for chafed, corroded and loose wires

  • Ensure limit switches are properlyu secured with no signs of visible damage and movement is not obstructed

  • Hydraulics. Perform a visual inspection around the following:<br>hoses and fittings<br>Hydraulic Cylinder<br>All Hydraulic Manifolds<br>The underside of the base<br>Gound area under the aerial platform

  • Main Power Disconnect Switch, Base Control Switches and Battery Charger - Ensure all cables are secure and switches show no visible damage

  • Tires and Wheels - Check<br>All tire treads and sidewalls for cuts, cracks, punctures and unusual wear<br>Check wheels for damage and cracks<br>Check each lug nut for porper torque<br>Check wheel motor assembly for loose or missing parts ans signs of visible damage<br>Ensure wheels are aligned and true vertically and horizonally

  • Platform Assembly<br>Ensure all railings are properly positioned and secure<br>Ensure all fasteners are securely in place<br>Ensure gate is in good working order<br>Ensure there are no loose or missing parts and there is no visible damage<br>Ensure platform foot pedal is in good working order and no loose or missing parts and there is no visible damage

  • Lanyard Attachment Anchors<br>Ensure that attachment anchors are secure and no visible damage

  • Platform Control Console<br>Ensure all switches and controller are returned to neutral and are properly secured<br>Ensure there are no loose or missing parts and there is no visible damage

UPRIGHT TL 49

  • Are you Checking the Upright TL 49?

MEWP Plant Check

  • Is operators handbook provided

  • Is the Insurance inspection certificate within 6 months of issue?

  • Are Water/Coolant Levels Sufficient

  • Is oil level sufficient

  • Is the Insurance inspection certificate within 6 months of issue?

  • Is fuel level sufficient

  • Hydraulic fluid sufficient and no leaks in the system

  • Batteries charged, free from corrosion, electrolyte levels adequate

  • Tyres free from significant damage and at correct pressure

  • Is there any damage to body of machine including handrails

  • Is machine clean and free from debris

  • Are machine start and emergency stop buttons functional

  • Audible alarms and lights working

  • All controls working

  • All safety devices working

  • Brakes working and efficent

  • Operatives name / Competent Person

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