Forklift Inspection
From checking the tires, forks, and electrical safety devices to making sure the battery is charged before use, a detailed preventive maintenance checklist is key to ensuring the safety of forklift operators and preventing damage or costly repairs.
Forklift Inspection
From checking the tires, forks, and electrical safety devices to making sure the battery is charged before use, a detailed preventive maintenance checklist is key to ensuring the safety of forklift operators and preventing damage or costly repairs.
Hour meter
Meter name
Unit
Propane level
Propane equipment - tank mounting system, tank position pin, propane relief valves, and hose condition
Fire extinguisher - present and charged
Battery - fully charged; no exposed wires; plug connections not loose, worn, or dirty
Wheels and tires - check for wear, damage, and air pressure
Hoses - held securely; not loose, crimped, worn, or rubbing
Forks - forks not bent or at different heights; no cracks present; positioning latches in good working condition
Fluid leaks - no damp spots or drips
Seatbelt - belts and restraints work properly
Foot brake - pedal holds, unit stops smoothly
Parking brake - Holds against slight acceleration
Dash control panel - all lights and gauges are operational
Horn - working and loud enough to be heard in working environment
Back-up alarm and other warning devices are operational
Lights - headlights and warning lights are operational
Inspected by
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Date of inspection
Source: Ergon - Lubbock 14842 (Community Member)