Cherapa Grain Elevator Inspection Checklist
by Haikal Twaiti, from the Community
This Cherapa grain elevator inspection checklist supports safe, compliant operations across grain handling and storage facilities. It guides teams through Emergency Action Plan training and annual reviews, visitor logging, and a robust Lockout/Tagout program with written procedures, identified locks/tags, and required devices. It covers office-area safety near elevators, including fire extinguishers, clear egress, electrical compliance, signage, and slip/trip prevention. Grain handling checks include machine guarding, housekeeping, maintenance, dump pit grates, rescue equipment, magnets, chemical storage and labeling, no-smoking controls, marked energy isolation points, GFCI-compliant cords, facility security, equipment condition, ladders and railings, and confined space marking, concluding with sign-off.
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