USACE safety audits are increasingly citing equipment failures—not from manufacturing defects, but from inadequate inspection and maintenance protocols. Here's what inspectors are finding.
When USACE auditors arrive, they don't just check for proper documentation—they inspect the equipment itself. And they're finding that many failures stem from poor maintenance practices, not equipment defects.
Inspectors frequently cite these issues:
EM385-1-1 requires documented inspections for:
The key to passing audits is making inspection part of daily operations. This means scheduling regular checks, maintaining logs, and replacing worn equipment before it fails.
Learn proper inspection protocols and maintenance requirements under EM385-1-1 to pass your next audit.
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