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Sound or noise Life Energy Wheel checklist
Generated on: May 6, 2025

Sound and Vibration Safety Checklist

This checklist is designed to ensure safe work practices concerning sound and vibration exposure when operating machinery. It covers pre-operation checks, operational guidelines, and post-operation procedures.

Machine: _______________ Date: _______________ Inspector: _______________

I. Pre-Operation Checks

  • Hearing Protection: Ensure appropriate hearing protection is available and in good condition 4, 6.
    • Notes/Corrective Actions:
  • Machine Condition: Verify that the machine is properly maintained, including doors and windows (if applicable) 4, 6.
    • Notes/Corrective Actions:
  • Fluid Levels: Check that all fluid levels are correct to ensure proper system operation, especially on slopes 4, 6.
    • Notes/Corrective Actions:
  • Terrain Assessment: Evaluate the roughness and nature of the terrain to anticipate potential instability or increased vibration 4, 6.
    • Notes/Corrective Actions:

II. Operational Guidelines

  • Safe Speed: Maintain a safe operating speed, especially on uneven terrain or slopes, to minimize instability and vibration 4, 6.
    • Notes/Corrective Actions:
  • Slope Operation: Avoid operating the machine across slopes; operate up or down the slopes when possible 4, 6.
    • Notes/Corrective Actions:
  • Load Management: Keep attachments and pulled loads low to the ground to optimize stability 4, 6.
    • Notes/Corrective Actions:
  • Awareness: Be aware of the machine's performance features and their effects on stability 4, 6.
    • Notes/Corrective Actions:
  • Hearing Protection Use: Use hearing protection if operating with an open station, in a noisy environment, or with a poorly maintained cab 4, 6.
    • Notes/Corrective Actions:

III. Post-Operation Procedures

  • Cool Down: Allow the engine to run at low idle for 5 minutes before shutdown to prevent overheating and wear [1].
    • Notes/Corrective Actions:
  • Parking: Park the machine on a level surface; if on a grade, chock the wheels/tracks 15, 16, 17, 18, 20.
    • Notes/Corrective Actions:
  • Lockout: Move the hydraulic lockout control to the LOCKED position after stopping the engine 15, 16, 17, 18, 20.
    • Notes/Corrective Actions:

IV. Additional Safety Considerations

  • Dust Control: If operating in demolition or dust-generating applications, use appropriate safeguards or ventilation 15, 16, 17, 18, 20.
    • Notes/Corrective Actions:
  • Debris Clearance: Ensure no personnel are in the area where flying debris may travel during demolition applications 15, 16, 17, 18, 20.
    • Notes/Corrective Actions:

Operator Signature: _________________________ Supervisor Signature: _________________________


Important Safety Note:

Always verify safety information with your organization's specific guidelines and local regulations.

References

Page links are approximate
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CAT CS10 GC, CS11 GC, CS12 GC Vibratory Soil Compactor Operation and Maintenance Manual

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