INSPECTION & APPRAISAL
In working with heavy equipment and machinery, safety is the number one concern. A complete inspection and appraisal is an important preventive way to make sure your equipment and machinery are safe for use and that all systems are working properly. Our experts and engineers will provide you with all the necessary maintenance and repair to ensure your equipment is up and running and avoid any disruption/ downtime in work resulting from breakdown, undetected or sudden issues.
In working with heavy equipment and machinery, safety is the number one concern. A complete inspection and appraisal is an important preventive way to make sure your equipment and machinery are safe for use and that all systems are working properly. Our experts and engineers will provide you with all the necessary maintenance and repair to ensure your equipment is up and running and avoid any disruption/ downtime in work resulting from breakdown, undetected or sudden issues.
Conducting inspections of heavy equipment on a regular basis is the best way to detect potential issues, malfunctions and errors. at United Heavy Equipment, we pay attention to details and make sure to follow an extensive checklist targeting each part of your machinery and equipment. Some of the most important components and systems to check include:
- Oil level, fuel level and other fluid levels to ensure no leakage including hydraulic fluid, transmission fluid, brake fluid, cooling system/ radiator fluid
- Gauges and meters
- Tires or tracks (inflation, damage, etc.)
- Battery (charge and connection)
- Brake condition (dynamic service, park, etc.)
- Coupling devices and connectors including PTOs, pivot points and other components which may become loose
- Cab, mirror, seatbelts, lights, windows/ glass, wipers, turn signals, horn and other safety and visibility-related features
- Hose condition
- Exhaust system
- Blade/ bloom/ ripper condition
Conducting inspections of heavy equipment on a regular basis is the best way to detect potential issues, malfunctions and errors. at United Heavy Equipment, we pay attention to details and make sure to follow an extensive checklist targeting each part of your machinery and equipment. Some of the most important components and systems to check include:
- Oil level, fuel level and other fluid levels to ensure no leakage including hydraulic fluid, transmission fluid, brake fluid, cooling system/ radiator fluid
- Gauges and meters
- Tires or tracks (inflation, damage, etc.)
- Battery (charge and connection)
- Brake condition (dynamic service, park, etc.)
- Coupling devices and connectors including PTOs, pivot points and other components which may become loose
- Cab, mirror, seatbelts, lights, windows/ glass, wipers, turn signals, horn and other safety and visibility-related features
- Hose condition
- Exhaust system
- Blade/ bloom/ ripper condition