Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Conducted on

  • Terminal Location

Mechanic Name

  • MSU #

  • Manager conducting audit.

  • Employee being audited.

  • Is employee wearing his/her seatbelt?

  • Is employee wearing required eye protection?

  • Is employee wearing required reflective uniform/vest?

  • Is employee wearing hearing protection?

  • Is employee wearing steel toe work boots with ankle protection and a defined heel?

  • Is employee wearing a hardhat?

  • Does employee have a valid erailsafe badge on his/her person?

  • Note: A badge in an employees locker or personal vehicle is not considered "on his/her person". Badge must be able to be readily produced if approached.

  • If employee gets on or off his/her tractor, are they using the required 3 point contact while facing towards the truck?

  • Is work area clean free of debris with no evident slip-trip-fall hazards?<br><br>

MSU #

  • Outside appearance, is truck neat and clean with equipment numbers easily read from a distance?

  • Do windows and mirrors provide required visibility?

  • Are vehicle headlights & flashers activated and functional?

  • Is vehicles strobe light on?

  • Do back-up and brake lights function properly?

  • Is back-up alarm functioning?

  • Do gauges appear to be in proper working order?

  • Is interior light working?

  • Is vehicle equipped with first aid kit? Does kit meet minimum requirements?

  • Is vehicle equipped with a properly secured fire extinguisher?

  • Is fire extinguisher labeled with monthly inspection form signed and up to date?

  • Is interior of cab neat and clean with no garbage on floor or dash?

  • Is the floor mat in the vehicle in good condition with no tripping hazards?

  • Are the door and door latches functioning properly on the rear door as well as the drivers side door?

  • Any other observations?

  • Other observations photos.

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