Inspections are necessary to protect the forklift operator because malfunctions in the equipment can potentially cause a serious or fatal injury. Before using the forklift each day, the operator must conduct and document a pre-use inspection. Pre-use inspection checklists include a visual check and an operational check.
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Forklift No.
Week Ending Date
Hour Meter Reading
Supervisor Name
Visual Check
General condition of forklift
Housekeeping of the area
Overhead guard
Fire extinguisher
Fluid levels
Battery
Wheels and tires
Forks, backrest, mast, chains, rollers
Chain anchor pins
Fluid leaks
Hoses
Air filter intake
Signage and stickers legible
Propane tank (if applicable)
Operational Check
Engine
Gauges / Horn
Head lights and warning lights
Seat belt
Steering
Tilt /Sideshift
Brakes
Recommendations
Managers Remarks
Completion
Full Name and Signature of Operator
Full Name and Signature of Supervisor
SafetyCulture Staff
Daily Pre-Use Inspection
Inspections are necessary to protect the forklift operator because malfunctions in the equipment can potentially cause a serious or fatal injury. Before using the forklift each day, the operator must conduct and document a pre-use inspection. Pre-use inspection checklists include a visual check and an operational check.
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