Spray Booth Pre-Operation Inspection
Spray Booth Pre-Operation Inspection
Pre-operation inspection for spray booths covering airflow, filter integrity, gauges, and fire suppression readiness.
Inspection Readiness and Area Condition
- Inspection performed before spraying begins
- Booth interior and surrounding area free of overspray buildup, debris, and combustibles
- Access doors, panels, and walkways are unobstructed
- Warning signs and operating instructions are visible and legible
Airflow and Ventilation
- Exhaust fan operating normally
- Supply and exhaust airflow are balanced and unobstructed
- Airflow indicator or manometer reading is within the acceptable operating range
- Booth ventilation is free of unusual noise, vibration, or visible damage
Filters and Booth Containment
- Exhaust filters are installed correctly and seated without gaps
- Filters are clean enough for operation and not visibly loaded with overspray
- Filter frames, seals, and retaining hardware are intact
- Booth walls, floor, and plenums show no visible damage or leakage paths
Gauges, Controls, and Electrical Safety
- Pressure gauges and indicators are present, readable, and within expected range
- Control switches, interlocks, and emergency stop function appear operational
- No exposed wiring, damaged cords, or loose electrical components are visible
Fire Suppression and Emergency Readiness
- Fire suppression system is present and in service
- Suppression system inspection tag or status indicates current service
- Portable fire extinguisher is accessible, properly mounted, and unobstructed
- Emergency shutdown procedure is known and accessible to the operator
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