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Equipment Safety Inspection Checklist

This document presents a format for inspecting lifting equipment such as steel slings, chains and nylon, shackles, hooks, and the crane before carrying out lifts. It includes a checklist of aspects to review for each item and a space to record the results of the daily inspection. It also requests verification of the load to be lifted and the stability of the crane.

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Equipment Safety Inspection Checklist

This document presents a format for inspecting lifting equipment such as steel slings, chains and nylon, shackles, hooks, and the crane before carrying out lifts. It includes a checklist of aspects to review for each item and a space to record the results of the daily inspection. It also requests verification of the load to be lifted and the stability of the crane.

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SYSTEM OF MANAGEMENT AND SAFETY AND HEALTH AT WORK

PREOPERATIONAL INSPECTION OF EQUIPMENT

CODE VERSION DATE PAGE


HS-R-18 0.0 16/01/2020 1 OF 1
NOMBRE APAREJADOR PROJECT / AREA
IDENTIFICATION CARD CITY DAY MES YEAR
HSE INSPECTOR SIGNATURE OF THE SURVEYOR CRANE No
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAYS SATURDAYS SUNDAYS
ASPECT TO REVIEW: STEEL CABLE SLING
YES NO NOT YES NO NOT YES NO NOT YES NO NOT YES NO NOT YES NO NOT
Are three or more broken wires evident in a strand?
Is there permanent bending in some section of the cable?
Is there evidence of crushing in any section of the cable?
Does the cable have a bird's nest?
Is there any corrosion visible on any part of the cable?
Is the cable's core visible in any section?
The eye of the sling is made with at least two pre-wires (staples or dogs)?
Is the distance between staples 10 times the diameter of the wire?
It has a 15 cm tail, the dead line, after the last cable press?
Are the screws of the cable grip (clip or dog), pins, nuts loose?
Are the screws of the cable clamp (clip or dog) on the dead line?
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAYS SATURDAYS SUNDAYS
ASPECT TO REVIEW CHAIN SLING
YES NO NOT YES NO NOT YES NO NOT YES NO NOT YES NO NOT YES NO NOT YES NO NOT
Does any of the links show deformation or elongation?
Is there any evidence of wear somewhere in the chain?
Does any of the links have cracks?
Does any of the links have cracks?
Algun componente de la cadena presenta partes sobladas o torcidas?
Is any component of the chain without free movement (rigid chain)?
Does any component of the chain show corrosion?
Are there evidence of weld splatters?
Are the links individually marked with the resistance?
MONDAY MARTES MIERCOLES JUEVES FRIDAYS SATURDAYS SUNDAYS
ASPECT TO REVIEW NYLON SLING
IF NO YES IF NO YES IF NO YES IF NO YES IF NO YES IF NO YES IF NO YES
Does it present a welding burn?
Presents chemical burn (melted or charred)?
Are frayed parts evident?
Are there signs of abrasion wear?
Does any section of the ribbon show discoloration?
Does the sling have broken parts?
Does any section of the belt show stiffness or hardening?
Does the sheet metal show wear or fraying?
Is the sling tag legible?
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY
ASPECT TO REVIEW HANDCUFFS
YES NO NOT YES NO NOT YES NO NOT YES NO NOT YES NO NOT YES NO NOT YES NO NOT YES NO NOT

Does the shackle show contamination with paint?


Is the safety pin (original) absent in the shackle?
Does the screw pin (bolt) not reach the end of the shackle?
Does the screw pin (bolt) reach the limit of the shackle and protrude excessively?
Does the shackle show signs of oxidation with material thinning at some point?
Is the shackles marking illegible or does it not have one?
Does the body of the shackle have cracks at any point?
Does the body of the shackle have notches or indentations on the seat?
Is the body or bolt of the shackle damaged by welding?
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAYS SATURDAYS SUNDAYS
ASPECT TO CHECK HOOKS
YES NO IN YES NO IN YES NO IN YES NO IN YES NO IN YES NO IN YES NO IN
Does the hook show contamination with paint?
Is the security latch missing on the hook?
Is the safety latch loose?
The hook throat is elongated (the latch does not reach the peak)?
Is the hook showing oxidation with thinning of material at any point?
Is the hook unreadable in the markings or does it not have it?
Does the hook have cracks at any point?
Does the hook have notches or grooves in the seat?
Does the hook show welding damage?
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAYS SATURDAYS SUNDAYS
ENGINE INSPECTION
YES NO NOT YES NO NOT YES NO NOT YES NO NOT YES NO NOT YES NO NOT
The operation of moving parts is reviewed.
Greased elements are observed
Strange noises or forced parts are felt during operation.
The screws are fixed.
The protection of moving parts is fixed.
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY
LOAD
YES NO NOT YES NO NOT YES NO NOT YES NO NOT YES NO NOT YES NO NOT
The load
It was to be lifted
verified is cable
that the less than the crane's
tension, capacity. hooks, and others can support the load.
sling shackles,
to
Thestar
stability and safety of the crane were verified before, during, and after being
used
DATE OF LAST MAINTENANCE
DATE OF NEXT MAINTENANCE:

Note: If you observe any condition that may put the lifting or yourself as the operator at risk, suspend the activity and inform it immediately.
IDENTIFICATION OF CHANGES

DATE DESCRIPTION OF THE CHANGE

1/16/2020 Initial Emission

PREPARED BY REVIEWED BY

CESAR A. QUITIAN SIERRA ENGINEER SANIEL CALDERON MARTINEZ


EN SST ADMINISTRATOR
VERSION NO.

0.0

APPROVED BY

JOSE R. CAMACHO MARTINEZ


MANAGER

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