(Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998)

• Crane Inspections – Overhead, tower, mobile, and vehicle-mounted cranes.
• Hoist Inspections – Electric, manual, and pneumatic hoists.
• Lift Inspections – Passenger lifts, goods lifts, and platform lifts.
• Forklift Truck Inspections – Counterbalance, reach trucks, and telescopic handlers.
• Winch and Capstan Inspections – For lifting or pulling.
• Access Platform Inspections – Scissor lifts, boom lifts, and cherry pickers.
• Slings and Lifting Accessories Inspections – Chains, wire ropes, hooks, and shackles.

(Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002)

• Chemical Storage Area Inspections – Proper labelling, containment, and ventilation.
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Assessments – Adequacy and condition for handling hazardous substances.
• Ventilation System Inspections – Local exhaust ventilation (LEV) systems for removing harmful dusts, fumes, and vapours.
• Risk Assessment Reviews – Evaluating the risks associated with hazardous substances and implementing control measures.
• Emergency Procedures Inspections – Spill containment and cleanup procedures, and emergency showers and eye wash stations.
• Training and Information Records Reviews – Ensuring workers are informed about the hazards and trained in safe handling procedures.
• Health Surveillance Records Reviews – Monitoring the health of employees exposed to hazardous substances.

• Mechanical Integrity Inspection – Check for wear and tear of mechanical components such as gears, shafts, and bearings. Verify proper alignment and adjustment of moving parts. Inspect clutch and brake mechanisms for proper functioning.
• Electrical Safety Inspection – Inspect electrical components including wiring, switches, and controls for wear, damage, or malfunction. Verify proper grounding and insulation of electrical circuits. Test emergency stop buttons and safety interlocks.
• Hydraulic and Pneumatic System Inspection – Check hydraulic and pneumatic systems for leaks, pressure regulation, and proper functioning of valves and cylinders. Inspect hoses, fittings, and seals for wear and deterioration.
• Safety Device Inspection – Inspect presence-sensing devices, light curtains, and safety guards for proper installation and functionality. Ensure compliance with safety standards such as OSHA’s regulations on machine guarding.
• Die Setting Inspection – Evaluate the process of die setting for proper procedures and safety measures. Verify that die setting equipment is in good condition and properly maintained.
• Operator Training and Safety Inspection – Assess operator training programs and documentation for compliance with safety regulations. Verify that operators are following safe work practices and utilizing personal protective equipment (PPE).
• Documentation and Recordkeeping Inspection – Review maintenance records, inspection reports, and documentation of repairs and modifications. Ensure that all inspections and maintenance activities are properly documented and up to date.
• Risk Assessment and Hazard Analysis Inspection – Conduct risk assessments to identify potential hazards associated with power press operations. Perform hazard analysis to determine appropriate control measures and safeguards.