A crane checklist will ensure safety for operators. It's very important that crane is thoroughly inspected before use to prevent injuries or accidents from occurring while the task is being completed. This crane inspection log book has space for. Oiler’s name - Operator’s name - Unit number - Crane name/number - Crane type - Location - Hour reading includes: Start End Crane capacity Date of inspection Total hours operated Pre-use checks (tick or cross) Structural condition Weather condition Damage Running repairs All accidents & incidents Shock loading incidents Items checked (tick or cross) Oil levels-engine, transmission, hydraulic Antifreeze (coolant), fan belts Headlights, taillights, clearance/marker lights Brake lights, revolving beacon light Backup alarm, horn, windshield wipers All glass clear/good condition Swing brake, house lock Boom angle indicator Weight load indicator Anti-two block engine All instrument gauges Air pressure, low air pressure, warning device Air tanks drained Parking brake, foot brakes All controls for proper function Outrigger pads,latches, outrigger float pads Tire condition/pressure, wheel studs (or tracks) Hoists (load, whip or boom) Boom and attachments Hooks, load book, headache ball Fuel Fire extinguisher Operator manual Walk around inspection (tick or cross) Loose/missing bolts Pins/cotter pins Leaking fluids Cracked, damaged hoses Cracked welds Dents/damage Frayed/damaged wire rope Protective guards/shields in place General hardware Walks, ladders, handrails Radius indicator Operation inspection (tick or cross) Area safety Unusual noises Control action Crane stability Fleeting Limit switches No load test Machinery house inspection (tick or cross) Housekeeping Engine/compressor Leaks - fuel, lube, oil, water Lubrication Battery Lights Clutch/brake linings Electric motors Warning tags Others Operator’s comments - Operator’s name and signature - Supervisor’s name and signature