Standard Vehicle Fleet Inspection
Regular inspection of your fleet promotes the safety and comfort of passengers, operators, and protect the public. Conduct regular inspections in order to identify vehicle and equipment problems and assure vehicles are in good operating condition.
Standard Vehicle Fleet Inspection
Regular inspection of your fleet promotes the safety and comfort of passengers, operators, and protect the public. Conduct regular inspections in order to identify vehicle and equipment problems and assure vehicles are in good operating condition.
Service procedures:
Items to be inspected:
Vehicle history
Review preventive maintenance history
Review vehicle repair history
Review any pending work orders
Pre-trip inspection:
Gauges
Switches and controls
Driver area condition
Passenger area condition
Drive test:
Starting
Steering
Acceleration
Braking
Transmission
Check operation of heating and air conditioning
Under hood:
Listen for and investigate any unusual noises
Check transmission fluid level and condition
Check cooling system, coolant level and condition
Check brake fluid level
Check power steering fluid level and condition
Check windshield washer fluid level and condition
Check fuel lines and connections for leaks
Inspect and adjust drive belts as needed
Check coolant hoses for leaks and wear
Check exposed wiring and vacuum hoses for wear
Freightliner only:
Clean engine crankcase breather
Clean and test after-cooler core as needed
Clean radiator as needed
Under-carriage:
Check tire condition and inflation
Check wheel condition and lug nut torque
Check steering linkage for wear
Check front suspension for looseness or wear
Check rear suspension for looseness or wear
Check wheel bearings and seals, front and rear, for play, leakage
Check brake caliper and rotor condition
Check brake pad condition
Check parking brake unit condition
Check differential for leaks
Check driveline and U-joint condition
Check transmission for leakage
Check exhaust system for leaks or damage
Wheelchair lift:
Cycle lift, inspect and listen for noises
If any defects are found, document and as appropriate, schedule for repair.
Source: MaintainX (Community Member)