Published August 19, 2026 · Updated August 19, 2026
Pre-Shipment Inspection for Mucking and Loading Equipment
The inspection should prove the selected model and options, check safe functions, reconcile attachments and spares, and record packing and loading.
Rock loader photographed in a workshop for inspection planning
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Use an approved basis
Inspect against the signed technical agreement, model data sheet, drawing, attachment list, inspection checklist, document list, packing requirement, and deviation log.
| Area | Evidence |
|---|---|
| Identity | Manufacturer, model, serial, order line, labels, engine or electrical identity |
| Dimensions | Overall, section fit, discharge, bucket, gauge, ground clearance, service envelope |
| Configuration | Power, hydraulics, tracks or tires, cab, controls, attachments, options |
| Functions | Start, travel, steering, braking, boom, bucket, conveyor, discharge, safety devices |
| Shipment scope | Attachments, tools, spares, manuals, data sheets, parts list, loose items |
| Packing and loading | Protection, marks, weights, lifting points, package list, loading photos |
Keep function tests safe and agreed
Define fuel, electrical supply, test area, load or no-load basis, operating personnel, video requirements, and acceptance limits before the inspection date.