checklist for hydraulic lift

Check for any visible leaks in the hydraulic system

Ensure there is enough hydraulic fluid in the reservoir

Inspect the hydraulic hoses for any signs of damage or wear

Verify that all control switches and buttons are in proper working condition

Make sure the lift's safety features, such as limit switches and emergency stop button, are functioning correctly

Examine the lift's platform or arms for any cracks or deformities

Inspect the lift's base and support structure for stability and integrity

Confirm that all warning labels and decals are present and legible

Test the lift's movements (raising, lowering, tilting) to ensure smooth and proper functionality

Check if the lift can hold its maximum weight capacity without any issues

Verify that the lift's safety mechanisms, such as locking pins or chains, engage correctly

Monitor the lift's hydraulic pressure gauge to ensure it stays within the recommended range

Pay attention to any unusual noises or vibrations during operation

Ensure that all personnel operating the lift are trained and certified

Observe the surroundings for any potential hazards or obstacles that could affect the lift's operation

Keep the lift area clear of bystanders or unauthorized personnel

Lower the lift to its lowest position and engage all safety locks

Inspect the lift's components and hydraulic system for any signs of damage or wear

Check if there are any leaks or spills around the lift or hydraulic system

Clean the lift's platform or arms from any debris or contaminants

Store all control switches and buttons in their proper positions

Make sure the lift is securely stored or parked in its designated area

Report any issues or required maintenance to the appropriate personnel

Document the completion of the checklist for record-keeping purposes.