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    Daily Crane Inspection OHS PR 009 FM 01 033

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    This document contains a daily inspection checklist for cranes. The checklist includes 15 items to inspect on the crane's structure, wires, machinery deck, cabin, operations, safety limits, and more. Inspectors check for issues like damage, leaks, obstructions, proper labeling, braking, protection systems, load ratings, alarms, lighting, and cleanliness. Any defects affecting safety require the crane to be taken out of service until repaired. Inspectors must sign off on the completed inspection which is submitted daily to the chief mechanic for review.

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    This document contains a daily inspection checklist for cranes. The checklist includes 15 items to inspect on the crane's structure, wires, machinery deck, cabin, operations, safety limits, and more. Inspectors check for issues like damage, leaks, obstructions, proper labeling, braking, protection systems, load ratings, alarms, lighting, and cleanliness. Any defects affecting safety require the crane to be taken out of service until repaired. Inspectors must sign off on the completed inspection which is submitted daily to the chief mechanic for review.

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    This document contains a daily inspection checklist for cranes. The checklist includes 15 items to inspect on the crane's structure, wires, machinery deck, cabin, operations, safety limits, and more. Inspectors check for issues like damage, leaks, obstructions, proper labeling, braking, protection systems, load ratings, alarms, lighting, and cleanliness. Any defects affecting safety require the crane to be taken out of service until repaired. Inspectors must sign off on the completed inspection which is submitted daily to the chief mechanic for review.

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    Daily Crane Inspection OHS PR 009 FM 01 033

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    cmrig74
    This document contains a daily inspection checklist for cranes. The checklist includes 15 items to inspect on the crane's structure, wires, machinery deck, cabin, operations, safety limits, and more. Inspectors check for issues like damage, leaks, obstructions, proper labeling, braking, protection systems, load ratings, alarms, lighting, and cleanliness. Any defects affecting safety require the crane to be taken out of service until repaired. Inspectors must sign off on the completed inspection which is submitted daily to the chief mechanic for review.

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    CRANE DAILY INSPECTIONS

    Crane Operator Name:__________________________________________

    Shift:______________________

    Okay Needs
    Rig No:_______________ Crane Registration Number:____________________________ Attention
     ×

    (Week Start Date: ……………/……………/…………… Week End Date: ……………/……………/……………)

    Structural / Wire Ropes / Machinery deck / Cabin


    Check hook and block for proper attachment and condition of safety latch, safety split pin. S S M T W T F
    1. Check booms, hydraulic rams/ hoses (damage and leaking hoses).
    Check safety and instructional signs. Report any that are illegible, deteriorated or missing.
    Visually check that all sheave pins and retainers are secured in position.
    2. Check hoist rope runs free and seated correctly on chafing bars
    Check guardrails, steps are damage free and clear of obstructions etc.
    Visually check hydraulic oil dipsticks
    3. Hoist rope seated hoist rope drum correctly.
    Check emergency stop(s) king pin and machinery deck are not engaged
    Check Cab, Cabin Windows
    4. Check emergency lowering is in neutral
    Check the area around the crane structure free of obstructions and personnel
    Operational & Safety Limit Checks S S M T W T F
    Start motors according to operating instructions, oil cooler on (auto)
    5. SLOWLY operate all powered components to their limits to check for proper limit switch
    Operation and all functions are correct and SAFE
    Check all drive motors for proper operation and REPORT any unusual noises or vibrations.
    Check Emergency stop functions
    6. Check crane configuration (Crane Mode / Rope Falls)
    Check all fan belts for looseness
    Check tires for damage
    Check all controls for proper labeling operation and automatic brake setting at proper control
    7.
    position (where applicable)
    Check all brakes for proper stopping action.
    8. Check correct functioning of the protection systems and alarms
    9. Check load moment indicator for proper operation.
    Check load rating chart at operators controls, it must be correct and visible.
    10.
    Press foot pedal
    Check personnel warning horn for proper operation
    11.
    Check if reverse alarm is working.
    12 Check all lighting for proper operations,
    12. Fire Extinguisher
    13. Housekeeping-Crane and Cabin clean and tidy
    14. Check outriggers for proper operation and outrigger pads.
    15. CORRECT DEFICENCIES AS REQUIRED BASED ON THESE INSPECTIONS.
    Note:
    1. To be performed by qualified crane operator for each shif
    2. All serious defects noted that affect safety, the crane must not be used
    3. This report to be submitted to Chief Mechanic on daily basis for further action

    Crane Operator Signature:………………………………………………………………………………


    OHSE-PR-009-FM-01-03

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