PERTRAIN- Mobile Generator- Pre-Start-

Mobile Generator Pre-Start Checklist Book is designed by industry professionals to assist machinery owners and operators in meeting their obligations while promoting a safe working environment.
Purpose of a Mobile Generator Pre-start Book
Identifies mechanical or electrical issues before use.
Ensures compliance with workplace health and safety (WHS) regulations.
Prevents unexpected breakdowns and power failures.
Provides a record of inspections for audits and maintenance scheduling.
Helps ensure reliable operation in critical power supply situations.
What’s Included in a Mobile Generator Pre-start Book?
Generator Details:
Make, model, and serial number.
Fleet/plant ID and location.
Operator name and date.
Prestart Inspection Checklist:
Fuel & Fluids: Check fuel level, engine oil, coolant, hydraulic fluid.
Battery & Electrical System: Battery charge, terminals, connections, alternator.
Control Panel & Instruments: Gauges, warning lights, circuit breakers.
Cables & Connections: Check for damage, wear, or loose connections.
Engine & Cooling System: Belts, fans, hoses, leaks.
Exhaust System: Check for leaks, blockages, or excessive smoke.
Filters: Air, fuel, and oil filters are clean and secure.
Emergency Stop & Safety Features: Emergency stop button, fire extinguisher.
Grounding & Earthing: Proper grounding setup for safety.
Operational Check: Test run the generator, confirm load capacity.
Defect Reporting Section:
Space for operators to report faults or irregularities.
Supervisor acknowledgment and actions taken.
Maintenance Log:
Notes on completed repairs or servicing.
Operator Sign-Off:
Confirmation that the prestart check was completed.
Acknowledgment of any identified faults.
Who Uses a Mobile Generator Pre-start Book?
Operators & Electricians – Complete daily prestart checks before use.
Supervisors & Safety Officers – Review logs for compliance.
Maintenance Teams – Use records to schedule servicing and repairs.