This weekly chop saw inspection checklist, based on SMS 605 A, helps site teams verify tool safety and readiness. Record site and subcontractor details, tool type and ID, and assess plug and cable condition, casing integrity, safety guards, operating trigger, and trigger lock. Mark if the tool is safe to use, add comments, duplicate for additional chop saws, and capture signatures. Intended as a practical example to support safety and compliance on construction sites.
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