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Gym Plate-Loaded Lower Body Inspection Checklist

by Paul Shillaker, from the Community

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This checklist helps gym staff inspect plate-loaded lower body machines for safe operation and upkeep. It covers leg press, incline leg press, pendulum squat, hack squat, glute drive, standing and seated calf machines, and Smith machines. Inspect hinges for smooth movement, confirm all adjustments operate safely, check for missing hardware, tighten nuts and bolts, assess the condition of seats and pads, and review cable integrity where applicable. Include a safety rating from 1 to 5 to capture user confidence and address issues promptly to maintain equipment reliability and member safety.

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This plate-loaded machines checklist helps gyms and fitness facilities conduct routine safety and maintenance checks on strength equipment. Inspect hinges and moving parts, confirm all adjustments operate smoothly, check for missing or loose bolts and nuts, and review the condition of seats and pads. Record any sharp edges and rate how safe each machine feels to use. Use this form to standardize inspections across leg presses, squats, benches, rows, pulldowns, and other plate-loaded units to keep members safe and equipment in top condition.
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