Monthly Vehicle Inspection
This procedure outlines the steps for conducting a monthly vehicle inspection, ensuring all fluid levels are optimal, the lighting system is operational, tires are in good condition, and there is no new damage to the vehicle's exterior or interior.
Monthly Vehicle Inspection
This procedure outlines the steps for conducting a monthly vehicle inspection, ensuring all fluid levels are optimal, the lighting system is operational, tires are in good condition, and there is no new damage to the vehicle's exterior or interior.
Supplies Checklist
Required Supplies
Vehicle Damage
Inspect Vehicle for New Damage
Pass: No new damage Flag: New damage that does not require immediate repair Fail: New damage that requires immediate repair
Tire Check
Inspect tire tread for excessive or uneven wear
Tire pressure at recommended specification
Lights Check
Headlights working
High beams working
Front turn signals working (Left & Right)
Front hazard lights working
Rear turn signals working (Left & Right)
Rear hazard lights working
Tail lights working
Brake lights working
Reverse lights working
Fluid Check
Engine oil is at recommended level
Engine oil is a healthy color
Brake fluid level is at recommended level
Coolant is at recommended level
Windshield wiper fluid topped off
Battery Check
Battery terminals clean
Charge battery during winter months
Vehicle Cabin
Meter name
Unit
Fuel level above 1/4 tank
File & replenish vehicle milage sheets
Vacuum vehicle cabin
Additional notes/comments
Add any additional observations or comments to the vehicle inspection
Source: Clark County Food Bank (Community Member)