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GWRL Coupler Box Condition Assessment

by Mitchell Davis, from the Community

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This annual checklist guides inspectors through assessing the condition of GWRL coupler boxes installed at rail stations and platforms. Capture station and line details, code identifiers, GPS location, and overall condition. Record damage types such as scratching, UV fade, peeling film, corrosion, broken fixings, missing screws or signs, etching, bent or damaged components, and foundation issues. Verify contents including adaptor parts, two hoses, and trolley, and confirm the lock mechanism operates correctly. Attach photos, note maintenance issues, assign follow-up actions, and add signatures to support safe, compliant operations.

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