equipment safety

Check for any visible damage or wear on equipment

Ensure all safety guards are in place and functioning properly

Inspect electrical cords for fraying or damage

Test emergency shut-off mechanisms

Check for any loose or missing bolts or screws

Inspect for any leaks or signs of fluid buildup

Verify that all moving parts are functioning smoothly without any unusual noises

Check that all warning labels and decals are clearly visible and legible

Test any electronic displays or controls to ensure they are working properly

Inspect hoses and connectors for cracks or leaks

Check that all wheels or casters are secure and roll smoothly

Monitor equipment for any unusual noises or vibrations

Keep work area clear of any obstructions that could interfere with equipment operation

Ensure proper ventilation and airflow around equipment

Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment

Check for any leaks or spills around the equipment

Inspect all cords and cables for any damage or fraying

Verify that all safety guards and shields are in place and functioning properly

Regularly check and maintain proper fluid levels in the equipment

Keep a fire extinguisher nearby in case of emergencies

Avoid overloading the equipment beyond its capacity

Stay alert and focused while operating the equipment

Follow all manufacturer's instructions and guidelines for safe use

Clean equipment thoroughly to prevent buildup of debris or materials

Check all moving parts for proper lubrication

Store equipment in a secure location to prevent damage or theft

Report any issues or malfunctions to maintenance personnel immediately

Inspect electrical cords for any damage or fraying

Remove any attachments or accessories and store them separately

Ensure all safety guards and shields are in place and functioning properly

Inspect for any signs of wear and tear on the equipment

Document any maintenance or repairs needed for future reference