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Routine inspections can accomplish much more than simply keeping regulators off your back. If they’re done properly, they can lower costs and increase productivity.

Since 2000, The Checker inspections checklists have been used for more than 13 million inspections, helping smart companies operate more safely and reduce costs.

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To guide and document their inspections and audits, many companies create their own checklists—often nothing more than copied sheets of paper stapled together.

Inspection checklists can strengthen a company’s safety program—but only if they actually get used and have enough detail to ensure adequate inspections are being done for each type of equipment.

If your company’s attitude toward inspecting equipment is that it’s a necessary evil, then your inspections probably are a waste of time, other than providing documentation to cover legal and...

An inspection checklist, when used properly, is an assurance that a particular piece of equipment has been inspected. As each item on the checklist is ticked off, the person doing the inspection is...