Powder Coating Booth Daily Inspection

Daily inspection template for verifying powder coating booth cleanliness, reclaim filter condition, grounding, and air supply before operation.

Booth Cleanliness and Housekeeping

• Booth interior is free of visible powder buildup on walls, floor, ceiling, and ledges
  Look for accumulated powder that could become a dust hazard or interfere with coating quality.
• Booth floor and surrounding area are clean, dry, and free of slip or trip hazards
  Check for overspray, loose hoses, tools, packaging, or debris in the work zone.
• No visible powder accumulation on lights, grates, ducts, or structural surfaces
  Inspect overhead and hard-to-reach surfaces where powder can collect and create a housekeeping deficiency.
• Waste containers are present, labeled, and not overfilled
  Confirm powder waste and cleanup materials are contained and removed per site procedure.

Reclaim Filter and Dust Collection

• Reclaim filters or cartridges are installed correctly and secured
  Verify filters are seated, latched, and not bypassing or leaking around the frame.
• Filters show no signs of damage, tears, collapse, or excessive wear
  Inspect for physical damage that could reduce capture efficiency or release powder into the workspace.
• Differential pressure or airflow indicator is within the acceptable operating range
  Record the reading if your booth uses a gauge or indicator. Use the manufacturer or site SOP acceptable range.
• Dust collection hopper or recovery bin is emptied or below the maximum fill level
  Confirm collected powder is removed before it reaches the overflow or high-level condition.

Grounding and Electrical Safety

• Booth, conveyor, hangers, and part racks are grounded and bonded per procedure
  Check that conductive components are connected to the approved grounding path before spraying begins.
• Grounding points, clamps, and cables are intact and free of damage
  Inspect for loose connections, corrosion, frayed cables, or missing hardware.
• No exposed wiring, damaged cords, or electrical defects are visible
  Identify any electrical non-conformance before energizing the booth or associated equipment.

Compressed Air Supply and Booth Operation

• Compressed air pressure is within the manufacturer or SOP acceptable range
  Record the operating pressure before startup and compare it to the approved range.
• Air supply is clean and dry with no visible moisture, oil, or contamination
  Check filters, separators, and lines for signs of contamination that could affect coating quality or equipment performance.
• Air hoses, fittings, and regulators are secure and free of leaks
  Listen and inspect for leaks, loose fittings, or damaged hoses before operation.