Forklift Operator Daily Per-Shift Safety Inspection Procedure
This inspection leads to a safer working environment and prevents costly repairs.
Forklift Operator Daily Per-Shift Safety Inspection Procedure
Daily safety checks keep forklift in good working condition. It helps identify defects before the time, ensuring no more excessive wear and tear of a component of a forklift. Also, a routine inspection makes it easy to maintain a forklift and enhances it's longevity.
*** LOTO Confirmation Statement - DO NOT EDIT/REMOVE ***
All hazardous energy has been isolated using LOTO procedures?
All potential stored or residual energy has been relieved, disconnected, restrained, lowered, and/or otherwise rendered safe?
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LOTO Performed
Engine Oil Level
Coolant Level
Air Filters (Weekly)
L.P. Gas Odor
Cylinder Connections/Bracket
Tires (Cracks - Chunks Missing)
Radiator (Check and Clean Weekly)
Lights
Horn
Hoist Control
Tilt Control
Side Control
Steering
Foot Brakes
Parking Brake
Leaks (Hydraulic)
OverHead Guard
Load Backrest
Attachments (Forks)
Seatbelt
Backup Alarm
Fire Extinguisher (5lb)
The Forklift will be taken out of service if any mechanical or structural item on the above checklist is found to be unacceptable. Once corrected, the Forklift can be operated.
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Inspector's Signature
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Source: 24P DC Columbus - Cintas (Community Member)