MOBILE LIFTING JACKS

Verify that the mobile lifting jack is compliant with safety standards.

Inspect the wheels for proper inflation and functionality.

Check the lifting arms for signs of corrosion or damage.

Ensure the hydraulic system is free of contaminants.

Review the manufacturer's manual for specific operating instructions.

Position the jack on a solid, level surface before use.

Ensure that the load to be lifted is within the jack's rated capacity.

Align the jack directly beneath the vehicle’s designated lifting point.

Operate the lifting mechanism in a controlled manner, avoiding jerky movements.

Maintain a safe distance and monitor the load throughout the lifting process.

Gradually lower the load and ensure it is stable before removing the jack.

Inspect the lifting jack for hydraulic leaks or other damage after use.

Clean any dirt or contaminants off the jack to maintain its condition.

Store the jack in a dry, designated area away from direct sunlight.

Document any issues encountered during use for future reference.

Perform monthly inspections to identify any potential issues early.

Keep all moving parts lubricated according to the manufacturer's guidelines.

Replace hydraulic fluid as recommended by the manufacturer.

Train personnel on proper usage and safety protocols for the jack.

Schedule annual professional maintenance to ensure optimal performance.

Here are some additional steps that could be included in the Maintenance Guidelines section

Inspect and tighten all bolts and fasteners regularly to ensure structural integrity

Check the condition of the hydraulic hoses for any signs of wear, cracking, or leaks

Clean the lift points and load surfaces to prevent contamination and ensure proper operation

Verify that safety features, such as overload protection, are functioning correctly

Monitor the battery (if applicable) and maintain charge levels to ensure reliable operation

Document all maintenance activities and inspections for record-keeping and compliance purposes

Replace worn or damaged parts immediately to prevent accidents and ensure safe operation

Ensure that the lifting capacity is clearly marked and remains visible at all times

Review and update safety protocols and training as needed based on operational changes or incidents