Vulcaniser Pre-Start Checklist

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  • Photo of vulcaniser

Vulcaniser Pre-Start Checklist

  • Conveyor Belt Maintenance - Vulcaniser Pre-Start Checklist (Mines)

  • Purpose: To ensure that vulcaniser has been inspected and is in a safe working state

  • Vulcaniser ID

  • Conveyor ID

  • 1. Check electrical plugs / connectors for damage

  • 2. Check for any structural defects and deformations

  • 3. Check for defects on water pressure and cooling connections / ports

  • 4. Check for damages on pressure bolts and ensure nuts are operating normally

  • 5. Check guards / covers are in place, secure and used

  • 6. Check and ensure all bolts / safety pins / screws for holding down vulcaniser components are secured & intact

  • 7. Visually check integrity of lifting rings and restraint components

  • 8. Check and inspect the lifting chains for current rigging tagging and condition

  • 9. Check platens for structural damages and distortions

  • 10. Check electrical leads for defects and electrical compliance tags

  • 11. Check for any visible defects and damages on the water pressure pump or compressor

  • 12. Check the condition of air bag if the vulcaniser is a beam press

  • 12. Check the condition of the pressure hoses and pressure gauges and see if all in a good condition

  • 13. Check the condition of all the cooling hoses and fittings

  • 14. Check the structural integrity and deformations on the C-Clamps

  • 15. Out of service defective equipment and raise notifications for repairs

  • Job supervisor to sign off the hold point verifying that all controls are in place

  • Supervisor Signature

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