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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: 1357 h.
Grease points are due every 3 days or 30 machine hours, whichever comes first.
SWMS, risk assessment and operator manual.
This is about you, not the machine.
The attachment's weight and a longer reach both cut what you can safely lift.
Choose N/A if you are not moving or lifting yet.
Do not operate if a guard is missing or faulty.
Check the gauge is in the green and the tag is in date.
If it is missing or will not latch, choose No.
This answer fails the prestart. When you submit, the machine is tagged out. Do not use it.
Look for cracks, bends, welded repairs and bolts that are missing or loose.
Look for dents, cracks and bolts that are missing or loose.
Joystick and controls return to neutral.
Mark off any the machine does not have.
Test slowly in a clear area. If it does not stop or hold, choose No.
Use only attachments from the maker or approved by the maker.
Wiggle the attachment and check the lock is fully engaged. If not, choose No.
Check it matches the attachment fitted. If it is missing or unreadable, choose No.
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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