A detailed Escalator WEEKLY preventive maintenance checklists
1. Visual Inspection
- Examine the step surfaces for cracks or discoloration.
- Inspect handrails for tears or fraying.
- Look for any broken or chipped edges on steps.
- Check for loose connections or fittings.
- Clear away any objects blocking the escalator's path.
- Ensure the area around the escalator is clean.
- Check for loose mats or carpets that could pose tripping hazards.
- Inspect for any spills that could cause slips.
- Check for any faded or damaged safety labels.
- Make sure warning signs are properly mounted.
- Verify that all information is up to date.
- Clean any dirt or grime obscuring the labels.
- Inspect the base for any fluid accumulation.
- Check all visible hoses and connections for dampness.
- Look for oil spots or unusual stains on the floor.
- Identify any potential sources of leaks.
- Examine the step surfaces for cracks or discoloration.
- Inspect handrails for tears or fraying.
- Look for any broken or chipped edges on steps.
- Check for loose connections or fittings.
- Clear away any objects blocking the escalator's path.
- Ensure the area around the escalator is clean.
- Check for loose mats or carpets that could pose tripping hazards.
- Inspect for any spills that could cause slips.
- Check for any faded or damaged safety labels.
- Make sure warning signs are properly mounted.
- Verify that all information is up to date.
- Clean any dirt or grime obscuring the labels.
- Inspect the base for any fluid accumulation.
- Check all visible hoses and connections for dampness.
- Look for oil spots or unusual stains on the floor.
- Identify any potential sources of leaks.
- Ensure the handrail moves seamlessly with the escalator.
- Check for any misalignment or rubbing against the frame.
- Inspect for any binding or resistance during operation.
- Verify that the handrail height is consistent.
- Look for any treads that are out of place.
- Check for secure fastening of all step treads.
- Verify that all step surfaces are intact and stable.
- Report any missing treads immediately.
- Listen for grinding or squeaking sounds.
- Note any vibrations that feel abnormal.
- Observe the escalator's operation for jerking movements.
- Document any noises for further investigation.
- Inspect the skirts for any misalignment.
- Check for gaps that could pose a safety risk.
- Ensure that skirts are securely attached.
- Verify that no debris is caught in the skirts.
- Examine all metal parts for discoloration.
- Check for flaking or bubbling paint.
- Inspect joints and connections for rust formation.
- Document any findings for maintenance action.
- Check for cracks or breaks in the comb plates.
- Ensure comb plates are level with the steps.
- Look for any debris trapped in the comb area.
- Verify that comb plates are securely fastened.
- Use a level to check the escalator's position.
- Inspect anchor points for stability.
- Ensure that no movement is observed at the ends.
- Report any leveling issues immediately.
- Test the emergency stop button for functionality.
- Ensure the button is clearly marked.
- Check that the button is within reach.
- Inspect for any obstructions around the button.
- Check all lights for proper operation.
- Replace any burnt-out bulbs immediately.
- Clean light covers to ensure maximum brightness.
- Ensure that lighting is evenly distributed.
- Inspect all surfaces for signs of graffiti.
- Report any vandalism to management.
- Clean any graffiti found promptly.
- Ensure the escalator maintains a professional appearance.
- Check for droppings or nesting materials.
- Inspect for any visible pests such as rodents or insects.
- Report any sightings to pest control immediately.
- Ensure that the area is kept clean to deter pests.
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