Contributor: Safesite HQ Jurisdiction: General
Use this inspection for an aerial lift in the tree care industry.
1. Model #/Serial#/Equipment Identifier
2. Has the operator been trained on how to use the lift?
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1. Are all safety signs and instructions legible?
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2. Are all rotation gear bolts properly tightened?
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3. Are all tie-down bolts properly tightened?
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4. Are all hydraulic hoses and hose connections in good condition, free of wear and leaks?
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1. Is the bucket liner or platform free from cracks, dents, or other visible damage?
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1. Are all cylinders in good condition?
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2. Is the boom free from cracks, dents, or other visible damage?
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3. Are the cylinder pins in good condition?
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4. Is there any damage to the cylinder piston rods?
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1. Can controls be operated both on the ground controls and in the bucket/platform?
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1. Can you extend and retract the boom?
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2. Can you lift and lower the boom?
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3. Are there any hydraulic leaks when testing controls?
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1. Do the outriggers extend to the ground in good working condition?
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