Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • Workgroup

  • Function

  • Business Unit

  • Number of Employees

General

  • 1. Do they perform their circle for safety

  • 2. Broken (non-working) lights-inspect and repair any lights not working

  • 3, Worn/Flat tires-inspect and replace tires as needed

  • 4. Bad Wipers-Replace worn blades

  • 5. Cracked Windshield-Inspect and replace as needed

  • 6. Unsecured load-inspect and adjust-tie all material down

  • 7. Obstructions-look around for hazards. Clean windows and mirrors

  • 8. Slipping or falling-Use 3 points of contact for entering and leaving vehicle

  • 9. Did the vehicle pass inspection today (no broken items or defects)?

  • 10. Complete DOT pre-trip checklist and associated forms for all DOT vehicles and trailers

Smith Driving

  • 11. Did the employee use the information from Smith Driving (5 keys)?

  • 12. Aim high in steering

  • 13. Get the big picture

  • 14. Keep your eyes moving

  • 15. Leave yourself an out

  • 16. Make sure they see you

General Continued

  • 17. Yielded appropriately in traffic as well as with pedestrians

  • 18. Are they scanning their mirrors

  • 19. Are the mirrors properly aligned

  • 20. How is their following distance

  • 21. When stopping at a red light are they leaving space in front of them (length of their vehicle)

  • 22. Are they properly parking the vehicle (with traffic, using cones, etc.)

  • 23. Seatbelts always in use

  • 24. Utilized a hands free device

  • 25. Kept vehicle in center of lane

  • 26. Minimized lane changes

  • 27. Turned from/into proper lane

  • 28. Remained focused on driving (not eating, moving paperwork, mobile data unit closed, etc.)

  • 29. Proper use of turn signals

  • 30. Turned on headlights

  • 31. Used flashers when appropriate

  • 32. Traveled at or below posted speed limits (dictated by weather/road conditions)

  • 33. Traffic/Construction-Avoid areas of known construction if possible, use alternate route if needed

  • 34. Avoided backing whenever possible

  • 35. Used a spotter when backing was necessary

  • 36. Removed key when parked

  • 37. Complete DOT post-trip checklist and any associated forms for all DOT vehicles and trailers

  • Comments

  • Additional Comments

  • Signature

The templates available in our Public Library have been created by our customers and employees to help get you started using SafetyCulture's solutions. The templates are intended to be used as hypothetical examples only and should not be used as a substitute for professional advice. You should seek your own professional advice to determine if the use of a template is permissible in your workplace or jurisdiction. You should independently determine whether the template is suitable for your circumstances.