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This generator daily inspection checklist documents routine inspections for a generator used on Project098-C58. It lists 14 items to check such as oil, fuel, and water levels, emissions, wiring connections, instruments, grounding, output power, and safety equipment. The contractor supervisor signs off after inspecting the generator each date, noting any remarks.
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Location: Manufacture Name:
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