Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

PRESTART INFORMATION

  • Vehicle ID

  • Select date

  • Odometer

Primary Defect

  • BRAKES<br>Check hand and foot operation<br>Check vehicle for 3 monthly brake test sticker

  • STEERING<br>Check for excessive play

  • SEAT BELTS / SEATING<br>Check if belts are operational<br>Check SRS air bag tlight goes out when engine is started

  • TYRES / WHEELS<br>Check tyres for wear, damage, correct inflation.<br>Check wheel nut indicators haven't moved, and wheels for damage.<br>

  • UNDER BONNET<br>Check fluid levels (engine oil, coolant, brake fluid, washer tank; fluid leaks, fan belts, fan blades, radiator, washer level, battery secure and battery fluid levels).

Secondary Defect

  • LIGHTS<br>Check operation of headlights low beam and high beam, tail lights, indicators, reversing lights, flashing light and brake lights.

  • SAFETY EQUIPMENT<br>Check first aid kit, fire extinguisher, safety triangles, wheel chocks, vehicle ID, reverse alarm, hi-viz striping and hi-viz flag (height and condition)

  • TOW BARS AND PINS<br>Check if functional and colour coded.

  • GLASS<br>Check windscreen, rear and side mirrors for damage and cleanliness.

  • TWO WAY<br>Check radios are operational

  • BODY<br>Check for panel damage and missing/damaged trims

  • INSTRUMENTS & IMPLEMENTS<br>Check all gauges, horn, windscreen wipers and radios for operation and correct operation of warning equipment action - oil temperature.

  • CARGO<br>Check cargo is restrained both inside and out.

  • FUEL<br>Check fuel level

  • Signed

Defects

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