Write the inspector’s name on the Inspected By line with a Sharpie. Use a hole punch to punch out the month, day, and year in both the blue Inspection Date grid and the red Next Inspection Due Date grid.
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Keep inspection dates and upcoming due dates together with personalized lifting jack inspection decals. Use these Annual Lift Inspection stickers to identify inspection records for hydraulic jacks and power raisers within your equipment inspection program.
The printed design includes your company name, address, and phone number, an Inspected By line, and two separate month, day, and year grids. The Inspection Date section is blue, and the Next Inspection Due Date section is red.
After an inspection, write the inspector’s name on the Inspected By line with a Sharpie. Use a hole punch to punch out the month, day, and year for both the inspection date and the next inspection due date. The label provides an on-equipment date reference for an annual hydraulic jack inspection without replacing the detailed inspection report or maintenance history.
The words Annual Lift Inspection are printed on the label. They do not establish the required inspection frequency for every jack. Follow the equipment manufacturer’s instructions and applicable requirements, including any more frequent inspections needed for the equipment and its service conditions.
For an annual power raiser inspection program, use the same company-personalized label format to record the inspector, inspection date, and next inspection due date. Set the next due date for the specific equipment rather than assuming an annual interval applies in every situation.
Provide your company name, address, and phone number in the order Notes when placing your order, as shown in the personalization image. The pictured company details are placeholders for your information.
Choose a pack of 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, or 512 inspection stickers. The personalization image shows that the year selections are updated when the labels are printed.
Need a punch for marking the date grids? See our Long Reach Hole Punch.
Keep the label information consistent with the equipment’s inspection records, and do not cover existing warnings or capacity markings.
These decals are inspection-record aids, not inspection services, operator certifications, or proof that equipment is safe to use. Applying a sticker does not by itself establish OSHA or ASME compliance or replace required inspections, repairs, or operating procedures.