Small Vehicle Pre-Start Checklist
Use this pre-start checklist so that you and your employees can identify small problems before they become big ones. One more important benefit of Pre-Start Checks is that the inspection uncovers defects that might cause damage to the equipment if it is started.
Small Vehicle Pre-Start Checklist
Use this pre-start checklist so that you and your employees can identify small problems before they become big ones. One more important benefit of Pre-Start Checks is that the inspection uncovers defects that might cause damage to the equipment if it is started.
Pre start checklist is to be completed daily, prior to using the equipment.
Operator is to initial when inspected, Supervisor is to review the checklist and sign off at the end of each week. Seat Belts to be worn where fitted.
Vehicle Number
Date (Week Commencing Mon).
Initials of person doing inspection
Checklist
TYRES
check they are in good condition, intact with rim. Look for visual wear or damage. Check tyre pressure
FLUIDS
check battery level, oil and fuel at least weekly
STRUCTURE
check for damaged or loose parts (cracks, bends, dents, distortion or broken parts.)
Windows & Mirrors
Ensure windows and mirrors are clean and properly adjusted, and that the window reservoir has sufficient liquid
Lights& Switches
Test to make sure they are all working including indicators
SEAT BELTS
are seatbelts in good working order and free from fraying
Maintenance Actions required:
For safe operation, any defects identified in this check may need to be repaired before it is put into operation. If any items above are not working, refer to the Supervisor for repair.
Description of Issue:
End of Week sign off
Supervisor Name:
Supervisor Signature:
Click here to sign
Date:
Source: MaintainX (Community Member)