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Scissor Lift Pre-Use Inspection

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Use this pre-use checklist to inspect your scissor lift. A preventative maintenance schedule should be put in place to maintain longevity of your equipment and promote safe working conditions.

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Scissor Lift Pre-Use Inspection

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Items to be CheckedSection 1 of 5 with 2 Questions

1. Model #/Serial#/Equipment Identifier

2. Has the operator been trained on how to use the lift?

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External InspectionSection 2 of 5 with 6 Questions

1. Are all safety signs and instructions legible?

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2. Is the lift being used in weather that will not create additional hazards such as high winds or heavy rain?

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3. Is the guardrail system in good condition?

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4. Are the tires in good condition?

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5. Do the tires have the correct pressure?

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6. Are personal fall protection devices being used as required by the manufacturer?

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Operator Controls and PlatformSection 3 of 5 with 10 Questions

1. Are safety decals in place and readable?

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2. Are operating and emergency controls in working condition?

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3. Are the foot pedal, spring lock, two hand controls, etc controls functional?

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4. Are all controls labeled and legible?

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5. Are controls guarded or protected to prevent accidental operation?

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6. Are the brakes in good condition and does the machine stop when pressed?

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7. Does the emergency brake work and in good condition?

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8. Are the outriggers and/or extending axles in good working condition?

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9. Are all safety indicator lights and motion alarms functional?

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10. Is a certified fire extinguisher available?

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Hydraulic InspectionSection 4 of 5 with 2 Questions

1. Are all hydraulic fittings & lines secure, free of damage, chafing, and leaks?

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2. Are there any hydraulic leaks when testing controls?

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Scissor ArmsSection 5 of 5 with 1 Question

1. Are scissor arms free of damage, cracks, and distortion?

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