changeovercheck

noun
UK /ˈtʃeɪndʒəʊvətʃɛk/
US /ˈtʃeɪndʒoʊvərtʃɛk/

A quick look to make sure everything is ready when you switch from one thing to another.

Before the next class, the teacher did a changeovercheck to make sure the desks were clean.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A verification step in manufacturing that confirms a machine is set up correctly after switching to a new product.

The factory ran a changeovercheck before starting the new batch of bottles.

3. In sports, a quick review of positions and plans when play switches from offense to defense.

The coach called a changeovercheck during the timeout to reset the defense.

4. A safety inspection done when control of a vehicle or system passes from one operator to another.

The pilot completed a changeovercheck with the copilot before takeoff.