WAC 296-807-17020. Visually inspect jacks and keep them in good working order

Note: There are two types of inspection, frequent or periodic, depending on how often they are done. (1) You must inspect jacks at appropriate intervals: (a) Make sure frequent inspections are done by the operator or other designated person as follows: (i) Before a jack is first placed in service; (ii) Monthly for a jack used in normal service; (iii) Daily or before each use for a jack used for other than normal service; (iv) Before using a jack that has been altered, modified, or repaired; (v) Before using a jack that has not been used in one year or more. (b) Make sure a periodic inspection of the jack is done once a year. (c) Inspect the jack using Table 4, Jack Inspection Requirements, during any frequent or periodic inspection. (2) You must make sure a jack that is out of order is: (a) Tagged; (b) Not used until repaired. (3) You must make sure a jack is properly lubricated at regular intervals. Note: The jack should be lubricated following the manufacturer's instructions. Table 4 Jack Inspection Requirements Inspection Item Frequent Inspection Periodic Inspection Check all of the following items that apply to the jack: Improper pawl engagement X X Excessive pawl wear X X Chipped, cracked, or worn rack teeth X X Cracked or damaged housing X X Damaged, bent, or worn threads X X Leaking hydraulic fluid X X Scored or damaged plunger X X Improper functioning X X Free movement of swivel, heads, and caps X X Loose bolts or rivets X X Damaged or improperly assembled accessory equipment X X Rack wear or bending X X Other items as specified in the manufacturer's instructions X X Watch the jack during operation X X More detailed inspection required if a designated person determines any condition discovered is a hazard X Clean and check internal parts for wear or damage if inspection indicates an internal problem X Inspection Item Frequent Inspection Periodic Inspection Check all of the following items that apply to the jack: Improper pawl engagement X X Excessive pawl wear X X Chipped, cracked, or worn rack teeth X X Cracked or damaged housing X X Damaged, bent, or worn threads X X Leaking hydraulic fluid X X Scored or damaged plunger X X Improper functioning X X Free movement of swivel, heads, and caps X X Loose bolts or rivets X X Damaged or improperly assembled accessory equipment X X Rack wear or bending X X Other items as specified in the manufacturer's instructions X X Watch the jack during operation X X More detailed inspection required if a designated person determines any condition discovered is a hazard X Clean and check internal parts for wear or damage if inspection indicates an internal problem X