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A lifting chain inspection checklist is used by lifting equipment operators to check the overall condition of chains and follow precautions prior to use. Use this checklist to ensure that chains are clearly marked with the safe working load, safety latches on hooks are fully operable, hammer locks on chain assemblies are secure, and more.
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A LOLER inspection checklist is used to evaluate your company's compliance to the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations (1998). Use this checklist to specify the details of the lifting equipment to be assessed, verify its strength and stability, and confirm proper positioning and installation. This LOLER inspection checklist also includes items for people lifting equipment, marking of lifting equipment, and organization of lifting operations. Finally, validate your processes for thorough examination and inspection, reports and defects, and keeping of information.
Download this free supply chain management checklist from Invest North Ireland, converted in SafetyCulture, to conduct a proactive way of managing your organization's supply chain. Using this template, be able to ask the right questions to help you address critical business risks, manage inventory to address consumer needs and supply chain efficiency, oversee the overall operations of your supply chain, and identify potential opportunities in improving business continuity and resilience.
Operators and maintenance personnel can use this electric chain hoist inspection checklist on a monthly basis to ensure good working condition. Disconnect power and discharge the capacitor on single phase units before inspecting hoists.
You can use this Manual Handling Assessment to assess the general safety of all employees before commencing work. This checklist can help evaluate if the workers are knowledgeable, trained, and practices safe lifting techniques. This Manual Handling Assessment also checks if load materials are labeled with their weight and are easy to grasp and carry. Use SafetyCulture to conduct digital assessments and generate comprehensive reports anytime anywhere.
