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Drill Pedestal Weekly Safety Check

by Jim Hollins, from the Community

Use this weekly drill pedestal safety checklist to verify machine guards, emergency stop function and reset, interlocks, secure mounting, electrical components, workholding, and general site hazards such as slips, trips, and falls. Capture issues, isolate equipment, and raise maintenance actions as required to maintain compliance and protect operators in manufacturing environments.

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