Small, Portable Generator Inspection

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Use this inspection to inspect small, portable generators for common safety requirements.

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Generator InspectionSection 1 of 2 with 8 Questions

1. Is there a maintenance schedule for the generator, based on daily/hours of use?

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2. Is the battery free of corrosion?

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3. Are hoses, fittings and connections free of leaks?

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4. Are oil, coolant, and fuel levels appropriate?

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5. Is there air in the tires?

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6. Is the electrical wiring and components free of worn connections and other concerns?

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7. Is it free of unusual noises, vibrations or alerts that occur while the generator is running?

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8. Is the manufacturer's ID tag still legible on the generator?

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Generator StorageSection 2 of 2 with 2 Questions

1. Are all fuels stored in specifically designed containers for fuel?

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2. Are fules stored in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place, away from all potential heat sources?

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