Warehouse HSE inspection checklist for the equipment (Manual Handling equipment), Racks
I. Manual Handling Equipment Inspection
- Inspect all surfaces for dents, cracks, or rust.
- Check for any loose parts or components.
- Look for signs of wear on wheels and handles.
- Ensure labels and markings are legible.
- Review maintenance logs for compliance.
- Check service dates and schedules.
- Confirm that repairs were done by qualified personnel.
- Verify that spare parts meet manufacturer specifications.
- Check the weight capacity labels on equipment.
- Ensure equipment is used within specified limits.
- Review load distribution practices.
- Consult manufacturer's guidelines for load recommendations.
- Test smoothness of wheel movement.
- Check for cracks or deformities in wheels.
- Inspect the attachment points for security.
- Ensure brakes function properly, if applicable.
- Check for any looseness or wobbling.
- Inspect for cracks or breaks in handles.
- Ensure grips are intact and not slippery.
- Confirm that handles are at a comfortable height.
- Inspect brakes for functionality and responsiveness.
- Verify that safety locks engage and disengage properly.
- Check for warning labels regarding safety features.
- Ensure that all safety mechanisms are operating correctly.
- Review training records for each operator.
- Ensure training includes equipment-specific usage.
- Observe operators using equipment for compliance.
- Verify that refresher training is scheduled.
- Ensure equipment is stored in designated areas.
- Check that equipment is not obstructing pathways.
- Confirm that equipment is secured and stable.
- Inspect storage areas for proper signage and labeling.
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