Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

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Truck Number

Make and Model

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EQUIPMENT INSPECTION

  • Is the proper PPE in the equipment to ensure compliance with MSHA standards ( hard hat, safety glasses and hi viz vest)

  • Operator checks radio to ensure proper communication with loaders and other equipment

  • Checks horn

  • Checks dump box hinges

  • Checks gate clamps

  • Checks gate pins

  • Check fluids

  • Checks tires

  • Checks for leaks

  • Checks windshield and mirrors

  • Inspects operational controls

  • Checks all lights

  • Checks backup alarm

  • Checks steering

  • Tests for proper brake function

  • Tests air brake

  • Tests accelerator function

EQUIPMENT OPERATION

  • Operator stays in the cab of the equipment while being loaded

  • Operator disengages the PTO while in motion

  • Operator uses mirrors when in travel and backing

  • Operator understands all the controls and their functions

  • Operator follows all posted speed limits

  • Operator follows traffic patterns

  • Operator applies proper shifting techniques

  • Operator understands the purpose of berms and proper dumping procedure

  • Operator understands to yield the right of way to loaded equipment

  • Operator inspects dumping site for hazards before dumping

  • Operator checks to make sure gate clamps are engaged after dumping and before driving away

  • Operator dumps in a slow and safe manner

FINAL ASSESSMENT

  • Is the operator competent to operate the equipment listed above

  • Does he/she operate the equipment in a safe manner according to MSHA, OSHA and MCC standards

ASSESSOR

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COMPETENT PARTY

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