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Daily Column Lift Inspection Checklist

by Steve Powell, from the Community

Use this daily column lift inspection checklist to keep workshop equipment safe and compliant. Inspect locking latches for wear and free operation, check for oil leaks, and confirm all cables, connectors, forks, and carriages are free from damage. Verify the column bodies and wheels have no defects, test the emergency stop to ensure columns are inoperative when engaged, and confirm the maximum lifting weight plate is visible. Ideal for fleet and automotive workshops to standardize routine checks and reduce risk.

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