Air Compressor Inspection
Contributor: Safesite HQ Jurisdiction: General Requirements
Use this inspection to audit your air compressors. A preventative maintenance schedule should be put in place to maintain longevity of your equipment and promote safe working conditions.
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1. Is a ground present on the electrical cord?
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2. Is the electrical cord in good condition?
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3. Are there any visual signs of damage to the air compressor?
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4. Are pressure gauges working and in good condition?
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5. Is the pressure switch working?
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6. Are the guards in the correct position?
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7. Are the safety devices on the air compressor in place?
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8. Are display readings as expected?
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9. Are the oil levels at the appropriate levels?
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10. Has the oil filter been changed as suggested by the manufacturer?
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11. Has the air compressor been checked for oil/air leaks?
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12. Have the belts been checked to ensure they are strong and in the correct position?
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13. Is the air compressor properly lubricated with fresh lubricant?
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14. Is the air receiver and dryer operational?
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15. Is the intake vent clear of dust and dirt?
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16. Is the air filter clean?
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17. Are the motor bearings sufficiently greased to allow the motor to run at full capacity?
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18. Is the air compressor experiencing a loss of pressure greater than 10%?
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19. Can the compressor cool down without any obstructions to the vents or filters?
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20. If portable, are the tires in good, working condition?
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