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Brute Safety Products BSB 081 Crushing Screening and Washing Pre-Start Checklist Book in A5 landscape format, showing black cover with red banner, Brute Safety logo and greyscale image of a crushing and screening plant with conveyors and aggregate stockpiles. Includes plant name and ID field.

Crushing Screening Washing Pre Start Checklist

BSB 081 Tape Bound

Document daily pre start inspections for crushing, screening, and washing plant and keep every check on record for compliance and accountability. Each of the 50 duplicate sets gives operators and supervisors a copy each. Built for quarrying, mining, and civil operations where multiple plant types run from the same site.

$18.70 AUD inc. GST
Taxes included.
In Stock Ready to Ship
Dispatched 1 - 3 Days
Printed Perth, WA
Product Specifications

Size: A5 / 210 x 148mm
Binding: Taped Spine
Sets: Carbonless Duplicate Sets
Includes: Writing Shield

Who is this for

The Crushing Screening Washing Pre Start Checklist is used by plant operators, processing supervisors, and safety officers at quarries, mining operations, civil construction sites, and recycling facilities to record daily safety inspections of crushing, screening, and washing plant before commencing processing operations. Crushing and screening plant involves high-energy moving parts, rotating components, vibrating screens, conveyor feeds, and high-pressure water systems that present significant entanglement, impact, and noise hazards, and a structured daily pre-start check is a WHS obligation for all powered plant. The combined checklist format suits processing facilities where crushing, screening, and washing plant operate as an integrated system, allowing a single book to cover all three plant types within the one identification and reporting system. It is used across quarry operations, road base and aggregate production, mining ore processing, and construction and demolition waste recycling facilities.

Shipping & Delivery

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WA 1 - 5 Business Days / Pickup Available 4- 7 Business Days
NSW 2 - 5 Business Days 4- 7 Business Days
VIC 2 - 5 Business Days 4- 7 Business Days
QLD 2 - 5 Business Days 4- 7 Business Days
SA 2 - 5 Business Days 4- 7 Business Days
TAS 2 - 5 Business Days 4- 7 Business Days
NT 2 - 5 Business Days 4- 7 Business Days
ACT 2 - 5 Business Days 4- 7 Business Days
Additional Information

The BSB 081 Crushing Screening Washing Pre-Start Checklist is used for daily plant inspections across Australian mining, quarrying, and civil construction worksites. At 148 x 210mm with 50 duplicate carbonless sets, it covers engine oil, fuel, belts, screens, crushers, water systems, guards, and safety equipment.

The built-in writing shield keeps duplicate sets clean and legible, with the duplicate format providing operators a copy for records whilst the original remains bound for audit trails and compliance documentation.

  • 50 duplicate carbonless sets, 148 x 210mm, with built-in writing shield
  • Covers belts, screens, crushers, water systems, guards, and safety equipment
  • Duplicate format supports operator records and on-site audit trails
  • Taped spine binding withstands daily use in demanding site conditions
  • Australian designed and printed with custom printing available
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Frequently asked questions

Can I get budget pre start books with my company branding?

Yes. If you need documentation that reflects your company identity or includes custom inspection fields specific to your equipment or procedures, Brute Safety Products offers custom pre start books. Custom printing is produced in Perth, WA, and suits businesses that need their safety documentation aligned with their own safety management systems or client requirements. Contact the team to discuss quantities, turnaround, and artwork requirements.

How many inspections does each budget pre start book contain?

Each book contains 50 carbonless duplicate sets. Every completed inspection automatically produces two copies, one for the operator and one for site records, without carbon paper or photocopying. At one inspection per shift, a single book covers 50 shifts of documented checks. For sites running multiple machines or multiple shifts, ordering in bulk or setting up a trade account keeps costs down and ensures you never run short.

What is the difference between the budget and premium pre start books?

The main difference is the binding. The budget pre start books use a taped spine, while the premium range uses a spiral bound spine that allows the book to lie completely flat when open. Both contain 50 NCR carbonless duplicate sets, include a writing shield, and cover the same inspection points for their respective equipment. The budget books are a practical, cost effective option for high volume sites, businesses managing large fleets, or anywhere you need reliable WHS compliant documentation without the additional cost of spiral binding.

Are the budget pre start books suitable for high volume or multi site operations?

Yes, the budget range is particularly well suited to high volume sites, large equipment fleets, and businesses operating across multiple locations. The lower price point makes it practical to keep adequate stock on hand without significant cost, and the range covers enough equipment types to suit most Australian worksites from a single supplier. Trade accounts and bulk pricing are available for businesses with ongoing requirements.

Are the budget pre start books still compliant with Australian WHS requirements?

Yes. The budget pre start books meet the same documentation requirements as the premium range. They provide a clear, signed duplicate record of each inspection, which is what Australian WHS legislation requires. The difference is in the binding and price point, not in the compliance value. For most sites and equipment types, a taped spine book completed thoroughly every shift is every bit as valid as a more expensive alternative.