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Chain Block Inspection Checklist

The document is a Chain Block Inspection Checklist used to evaluate the condition of various components including the braking mechanism, load chain, and hook. Inspectors are instructed to mark acceptable conditions with a check and unacceptable conditions with an 'X', providing comments for any issues found. It also emphasizes the importance of consulting the manufacturer's manual for specific inspection procedures.

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Chain Block Inspection Checklist

The document is a Chain Block Inspection Checklist used to evaluate the condition of various components including the braking mechanism, load chain, and hook. Inspectors are instructed to mark acceptable conditions with a check and unacceptable conditions with an 'X', providing comments for any issues found. It also emphasizes the importance of consulting the manufacturer's manual for specific inspection procedures.

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Chain Block

Inspection Checklist
Location: Date:
Check (√) if the condition is acceptable and mark (X) if not, then write comments to all with (X) marks.
Description Monthly Braking Load
Hook Fit for
SN (Including code Color Mechanism Chain Comments
number)
Condition Use
Code Condition Condition

01

02

03

04

05

06

07

08

09

10

Inspection Guide:
1. Braking Mechanism – Check by lifting a load a short distance and then lowering to its original position while
checking for slippage or free run.

2. Load Chain – Look for wear, twists, broken or damaged links. Chain should be clean and free of foreign
material or excessive rust. Chain should be properly lubricated.

3. Hook – Look for wear, heavy nicks, cracks or deformation. The hook must turn freely and the latch should
be operative.

NOTE: Any hook that is twisted or has throat opening in excess of normal indicates overloading or abuse of
the hoist and requires an inspection of all other load bearing components on the hoist for damage. There may
be some specific inspection procedures for specific hoists, so always consult the manufacturer’s manual.

Competent Person Verified by


Name & Signature Name & Signature

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