MHS Conveyor Conveyor Narrow Belt Conveyor

Warning: All moving components are potentially dangerous. Prohibit riding on conveyor by anyone. Think before making any adjustments. It may prevent an injury. Protect yourself from unexpected starts when working on a stopped unit by locking and tagging the control panel or disconnect switch that supplies power to the unit. Lockout/Tagout procedures must be followed for every energy source of the conveyor.

Listen to everything for unusual noises or vibration

Visually inspect to see that conveyor sections are clear and free of debris

Check to see that all safety guards are in place

Check air filter bowls for accumulated water

Sign off on the daily conveyor maintenance

Drive unit: Leaking seals and oil level in the gear case (if applicable)?

Drive unit: Unusual noises, vibration?

Inspect bearings and gearmotors for excessive noise or heat

Check operation of all electrical controls

Check for proper PSI on air regulators

Sign off on the conveyor maintenance

Inspect tightness of all nuts and bolts on units. Re-adjust and, if necessary, re-tighten

Check for plumb and level. Shims have been known to vibrate out from under supports in isolated incidents

Touch up paint that has been chipped. Unpainted surfaces will rust

Inspect for stress/fatigue cracks in frame and supports

CAUTION: Check to confirm tools and foreign objects have not been left on or inside the conveyor

CAUTION: Check to confirm all loosened parts have been retightened

CAUTION: Check to confirm all guards have been installed

CAUTION: Never re-weld over old belt splice. This makes the belt splice weak and brittle

Enter the current hours on the belt splice

Is the belt splice cracked or coming apart?

Is a new belt splice scheduled for replacement?

Sign off on the belt splice inspection