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Vehicle Hoist Inspection Mobile App

This Vehicle Hoist Inspection Mobile App is a form designed to reduce the risk of injury and fatality from vehicle lifts and hoists. Such daily vehicle hoist inspections must be done according to manufacturers’ specifications prior to using the lift. Use this safety inspection template to provide quality inspections for each motor vehicle on behalf of a motor carrier. As a lift inspector, use this inspection checklist to best support each automotive lift inspection. Check the condition prior to vehicle lifts and hoists as a daily preventative maintenance measure.

Use the data entered into this form to create a useful, convenient report that can be exported as a PDF. This checklist can easily be completed using your mobile device. Now that you have the GoCanvas Utility Pack on your device you will need to enable the form you wish to use to accept barcode scans.

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Employers must have a hoisting apparatus inspected every 12 months by a competent person.
Inspections must, at minimum, be carried out according to the manufacturer’s specifications and ...
Operators must inspect hoists before use to verify safe working order.
4. Operator inspections should:
Ensure warning labels, rated load capacity and safety tips are accessible and readable.
Check operating controls, restraints and locking devices for malfunction.
Check structural components, hoses, electrical wires, drive chains, cables and screws for excessi...
Check contact points that engage vehicles during lifts for damage or excessive wear.
Check reservoirs for correct oil levels and for hydraulic or pneumatic leaks.
Check for any unusual noise, sudden movements, erratic operation or evidence of chips or filings ...
Check for cracks, breakage or loose concrete around floor anchor bolts.
Employees are responsible for reporting deficiencies to their employer, who must ensure they are...
All inspections and repairs must be recorded, and made available to an officer upon request.
Operators must ensure lifting pads are placed properly beneath the vehicle in accordance with th...
Hoisting Apparatus Inspection Guidelines are available through WorkSafeNB.
Daily Vehicle Hoist Inspections Must Be Done According to Manufacturers’ Specifications
...and More!