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IX Equipment Checklist

by Caitlin Dickinson, from the Community

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This IX Equipment Checklist helps crews document and manage heavy equipment on construction projects. Capture equipment numbers, locations, meter readings, fuel level, radio and fire extinguisher status, inspection currency, and attachment condition. Record damage with photos, tire and warning light status, backup alarms, and hydraulic leaks. Log equipment moves with from/to locations, job numbers, time in/out, regular and overtime hours. Includes driver safety confirmations, loading and transport guidance, and cargo securement requirements to support safer, compliant operations.

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