MEWP Inspection Checklist

Use the MEWP Inspection Checklist to ensure all safety components of Mobile Elevated Work Platforms are checked before use, ensuring compliance and safety.

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MEWP Inspection Checklist

Pre-Operation & Documentation

Visual & Fluid Checks (Ground Level)

Operational & Control Checks

Post-Inspection

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MEWP Inspection Checklist

Use the MEWP Inspection Checklist to ensure all safety components of Mobile Elevated Work Platforms are checked before use, ensuring compliance and safety.

1. What is the current date and the MEWP type, model, and serial number?

2. Is a copy of the operator's manual carried on the machine, and is it legible?

3. Is the machine marked with its Safe Working Load (SWL)?

4. Are inspection records or decals (e.g., LOLER inspection date) valid and current?

5. Are all controls, warning decals, and placards present and readable?

6. Is the Daily Inspection Checklist complete and correctly recorded?

1. Are the engine oil, fuel, hydraulic fluid, and coolant levels correct, and are there any signs of leaks?

2. Are tires/wheels/tracks and wheel fixings in good condition, and is the tire pressure correct?

3. Are the main structure and boom sections free from visible damage, wear, or missing components (e.g., dents, cracks, welding faults)?

4. Are hoses, pipes, and cables checked for chafing, damage, or correct routing?

5. Are axle extensions, steering, and oscillation functioning correctly?

6. Are the outrigger pads and pins in place and undamaged?

7. Are the battery and battery terminals secure and free from corrosion?

1. Do the emergency stop buttons (both ground and platform) function correctly when pressed?

2. Does the lower (ground) control station operate all functions as required?

3. Does the upper (platform) control station operate all functions as required?

4. Are the platform level and drive controls functioning smoothly, without deviation?

5. Is the limit switch operation confirmed as being functional (e.g., speed, boom position)?

6. Does the tilt alarm and sensor activate when the machine is intentionally tilted?

7. Is the emergency lowering system functional (e.g., manual pump or auxiliary power)?

8. Are the brakes and steering functioning effectively while driving the machine at the lowest level?

1. Was the machine cleaned of excess dirt or debris?

2. Was the platform entrance/gate checked for secure latching and functionality?

3. Were any faults found recorded, and was the machine designated not to be used if critical issues were present?