This safety meeting template addresses the hazards of hydraulic hose leaks, including slip and fall risks, fire, environmental contamination, burns, and high‑pressure injection injuries. It outlines prevention through correct hose length and diameter, proper routing and support, replacing missing chafing guards, and addressing damaged outer jackets to prevent corrosion. It covers safe leak detection using cardboard or wood, bleeding pressure before testing tightness, and proper assembly: clean ends, new lubricated seals, correct torque, and compatible fittings. Use this guide to report, fix, and prevent leaks safely.
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