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Hand Tools Inspection Checklist

The document is a Hand Tools Inspection Checklist designed for assessing the condition and safety of various hand tools in a workshop setting. It includes sections for general hand tools, wrenches, pliers, hammers, and impact tools, with criteria for cleanliness, functionality, and structural integrity. Inspectors are to mark the status of each tool and provide remarks as necessary.

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Hand Tools Inspection Checklist

The document is a Hand Tools Inspection Checklist designed for assessing the condition and safety of various hand tools in a workshop setting. It includes sections for general hand tools, wrenches, pliers, hammers, and impact tools, with criteria for cleanliness, functionality, and structural integrity. Inspectors are to mark the status of each tool and provide remarks as necessary.

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Project / Location Date


Workshop / Dept.
Inspector Name
Tool Storage Location Tool Owner (if personal issue)
Frequency: Weekly / Monthly / Quarterly (Select as applicable)
Status N/A
General Hand Tools (All Types) Remarks
(✓/✗)
Tools are clean, dry, and stored properly
Tools free of rust, grease, or dirt buildup
No broken, cracked, or missing parts
All handles securely attached—no looseness
Wooden handles free from splinters or cracks
No modifications or makeshift repairs
Edges or tips not chipped or mushroomed
Grips (rubber/plastic) in good condition
Manufacturer markings and size still visible
Status N/A
Wrenches, Spanners, and Pliers Remarks
(✓/✗)
Jaws not worn, rounded, or spread open
Adjustable wrenches move freely and lock correctly
No slippage during torque application
Teeth on pipe wrenches not dull or broken

Pliers pivot smoothly and grip securely


Insulated handles intact (if required for electrical work)
No signs of deformation or side-loading damage
Tools not overloaded or used as hammers
Torque tools calibrated (if required)
Wrench sizes match task—no “one size fits all” misuse
Status N/A
Hammers, Mallets, and Impact Tools Remarks
(✓/✗)
Head firmly attached to handle
No cracks, mushrooming, or spalling on face
Handle not split, bent, or warped
Grip material secure and undamaged
Sledgehammers free from vibration cracks
Non-sparking tools used in explosive atmospheres Rev:00

No welding slag or foreign material on head

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