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Machine Induction Checklist

by Judith Pene-Jones, from the Community

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Use this machine induction checklist to introduce new, leased, or recently repaired machinery to your worksite before use. Designed for forestry and logging operations, it covers cabin protection and certification, machine guarding, escape routes, fire control, access and egress, communications and skid safety, lighting and alarms, and operator maintenance checks. Log service details, identify corrective actions, assign owners and due dates, and complete operator and inspector sign off to meet ACOP mobile plant requirements and site standards.

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