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Register · QC-RPT-REG-004
Equipment Log & Downtime Register
19 checkpoints across 6 sections. Every shift; maintained daily at plant office; summarized weekly
19 Checkpoints
6 Sections
Daily / per shift
Plant In-charge, Mechanic

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S.No.CheckpointIS RequirementStatus
A. REGISTER COLUMN DEFINITIONS
A1Column 1: EQUIPMENT ID — unique asset code (e.g., TC-01, BPump-02)
Acceptance: Each plant item uniquely coded; consistent with asset register
Cl. 7.1.3 — Infrastructure
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
A2Column 2: TYPE & CAPACITY — e.g., Tower Crane 8T, Batching Plant 60 cu.m/hr
Acceptance: Type and capacity listed; matches OEM nameplate
Cl. 7.1.3 — Suitability
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
A3Column 3: START HOUR-METER / END HOUR-METER — readings at shift start/end
Acceptance: Readings captured from hour-meter; differences equal running hours
Cl. 4.3 — Records
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
A4Column 4: RUNNING HOURS — actual productive time in shift
Acceptance: Running hours = End − Start − Idle time; consistent with operator log
Cl. 9.1 — Monitoring
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
A5Column 5: IDLE HOURS — plant available but not used (waiting, weather, no demand)
Acceptance: Idle time reason captured; distinguished from breakdown
Cl. 9.1 — Efficiency
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
A6Column 6: BREAKDOWN HOURS & CAUSE — mechanical, electrical, operator error
Acceptance: Breakdown root cause category assigned; rectification time logged
Cl. 10 — Non-conformity
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
A7Column 7: FUEL / POWER CONSUMPTION — diesel (litres) / electricity (kWh)
Acceptance: Fuel issued vs running hours reasonable; consumption trend tracked
Cl. 8.5 — Resources
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
A8Column 8: OPERATOR NAME & ID — licensed operator; TPI certificate where applicable
Acceptance: Operator licence valid; TPI cert for cranes/lifts on file
Cl. 7.2 — Competence
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
A9Column 9: REMARKS — maintenance done, safety issue, TPI due, PM scheduled
Acceptance: Any observation documented; next PM due date flagged
Cl. 10.1 — Improvement
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
B. DAILY START-OF-SHIFT CHECKS
B1Operator pre-start checklist completed (fluid levels, brakes, lights, alarms)
Acceptance: Checklist signed daily before operation; defects raised to plant I/C
Cl. 7.1.3 — Pre-use
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
B2Verify TPI (Third-Party Inspection) certificate validity for lifting equipment
Acceptance: TPI certificate valid, displayed on plant; renewal date tracked
Cl. 6 — Lifting equipment
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
C. BREAKDOWN ANALYSIS AND RECTIFICATION
C1For each breakdown: describe symptom, diagnosis, action taken, parts changed
Acceptance: Breakdown log updated within 24 hr; downtime computed; spare parts used listed
Cl. 10.2 — Corrective action
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
C2Identify repeat breakdowns of same root cause; escalate for RCA
Acceptance: Repeat >2 events in a month triggers RCA and preventive maintenance review
Cl. 10.3 — Improvement
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
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A. REGISTER COLUMN DEFINITIONS
A1Column 1: EQUIPMENT ID — unique asset code (e.g., TC-01, BPump-02)
Cl. 7.1.3 — Infrastructure (ISO 9001)
Each plant item uniquely coded; consistent with asset register
OKNCNAHOLD
A2Column 2: TYPE & CAPACITY — e.g., Tower Crane 8T, Batching Plant 60 cu.m/hr
Cl. 7.1.3 — Suitability (ISO 9001)
Type and capacity listed; matches OEM nameplate
OKNCNAHOLD
A3Column 3: START HOUR-METER / END HOUR-METER — readings at shift start/end
Cl. 4.3 — Records (NBC 2016)
Readings captured from hour-meter; differences equal running hours
OKNCNAHOLD
A4Column 4: RUNNING HOURS — actual productive time in shift
Cl. 9.1 — Monitoring (ISO 9001)
Running hours = End − Start − Idle time; consistent with operator log
OKNCNAHOLD
A5Column 5: IDLE HOURS — plant available but not used (waiting, weather, no demand)
Cl. 9.1 — Efficiency (ISO 9001)
Idle time reason captured; distinguished from breakdown
OKNCNAHOLD
A6Column 6: BREAKDOWN HOURS & CAUSE — mechanical, electrical, operator error
Cl. 10 — Non-conformity (ISO 9001)
Breakdown root cause category assigned; rectification time logged
OKNCNAHOLD
A7Column 7: FUEL / POWER CONSUMPTION — diesel (litres) / electricity (kWh)
Cl. 8.5 — Resources (ISO 9001)
Fuel issued vs running hours reasonable; consumption trend tracked
OKNCNAHOLD
A8Column 8: OPERATOR NAME & ID — licensed operator; TPI certificate where applicable
Cl. 7.2 — Competence (ISO 9001)
Operator licence valid; TPI cert for cranes/lifts on file
OKNCNAHOLD
A9Column 9: REMARKS — maintenance done, safety issue, TPI due, PM scheduled
Cl. 10.1 — Improvement (ISO 9001)
Any observation documented; next PM due date flagged
OKNCNAHOLD
B. DAILY START-OF-SHIFT CHECKS
B1Operator pre-start checklist completed (fluid levels, brakes, lights, alarms)
Cl. 7.1.3 — Pre-use (NBC 2016)
Checklist signed daily before operation; defects raised to plant I/C
OKNCNAHOLD
B2Verify TPI (Third-Party Inspection) certificate validity for lifting equipment
Cl. 6 — Lifting equipment (NBC 2016)
TPI certificate valid, displayed on plant; renewal date tracked
OKNCNAHOLD
C. BREAKDOWN ANALYSIS AND RECTIFICATION
C1For each breakdown: describe symptom, diagnosis, action taken, parts changed
Cl. 10.2 — Corrective action (ISO 9001)
Breakdown log updated within 24 hr; downtime computed; spare parts used listed
OKNCNAHOLD
C2Identify repeat breakdowns of same root cause; escalate for RCA
Cl. 10.3 — Improvement (ISO 9001)
Repeat >2 events in a month triggers RCA and preventive maintenance review
OKNCNAHOLD
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