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Daily Pump Inspection Form

by Dart Services Safety Admin, from the Community

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Streamline daily concrete pump inspections with this ready-to-use checklist. Cover critical pre- and post-job checks, including water tank and water box levels, auto greaser, hydraulic oil, remote batteries and controls, emergency stops, lights and switches, boom and chassis leak checks, hopper cleanliness, cutting rings and wear plate, s-tube gaps, and end-of-day draining procedures. Ideal for concrete pump operators and site supervisors to maintain equipment reliability, reduce downtime, and document safety compliance.

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