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Your name and signature record who did this check. They do not prove a licence.
Read it off the machine's hour meter, in hours. Last reading: 742 h.
Grease points are due every 3 days or 30 machine hours, whichever comes first.
Seat belt, ROPS/FOPS, guards, horn, mirrors.
SWMS, risk assessment and operator manual.
Include keeper plates and pins, and the level bubble if fitted.
Most have solid or foam-filled tyres.
Look for puddles on the ground.
Include the electrical hazard decal, controls and wind rating.
Fall arrest or restraint is mandatory on boom-type EWPs.
If a rail is loose or a gate will not close, choose No.
This answer fails the prestart. When you submit, the machine is tagged out. Do not use it.
Look at the ground controls and the platform controls.
The maintenance summary (3-monthly, annual and major inspections) is kept in the logbook.
Allow for the time delay before the machine stops.
Mark off the ones this machine does not have.
Some machines have a time delay before the brakes apply. Test slowly in a clear area. If it does not stop or hold, choose No.
Test from the ground. Return the valve or control to the normal operating position.
Mark it off if the machine has none.
Choose N/A if you are not raising it yet.
Leaks are covered by the hydraulic hose and fuel system check.
Describe anything wrong. Leave blank if nothing.
Choose No if you have any doubt. The machine will be tagged out.
A drawn signature is required. Use your finger or a stylus in the box. If you cannot sign here, ask the person in charge of this machine to help you before you start.
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