This weekly chipper safety checklist helps horticulture and landscaping teams verify equipment readiness and reduce risk. Inspect handbrake function, engine oil and coolant levels, lighting and indicators, safety controls, tires and rims, and mud flaps. Confirm lubrication at all nipples, document blade teeth changes, note service dates, and ensure the chipper is clean and presentable. Record any defects, corrective actions needed, and the inspector’s details for accountability and compliance.
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