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John Percy Lift Inspection Checklist

by Mark Zeisz, from the Community

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Conduct a thorough semi-annual inspection of automotive service lifts with this checklist. Covers 2-post, 4-post, in-ground, scissor and smart lifts. Verify fluid levels, hoses, cylinders, sheaves, safety locks, arm restraints, extension pads, runways, rolling jacks, motors, valves and electrical. Check level and plumb, QR codes and labels, document issues and repairs, and capture technician and store sign-offs in line with ANSI best practices.

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