Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • Employee Name

  • Vehicle or Model #

Operator able to identify and communicate control functions.

  • Vehicle Steering/ Movement: Forward and Reverse, Right/ Left motion controlled with joystick

  • Brakes: Brakes activated by moving joystick to center position

  • Emergency Stop: Activated by pressing button

  • Platform Travel: Toggle switches control movement

Operator able to adequately perform or exhibit proper operation behavior

  • Proper completion of a Pre-Shift Operational Check<br>

  • Operator takes proper stance on vehicle platform

  • Operator visually checks prior to backing or changing direction

  • Operator exhibits smooth engagement of travel

  • Operator performs proper steering functions

  • Operator safely and correctly navigates inclines or sloped ground

  • Operator maintains safe driving distance of at least 3 truck lengths

  • Operator uses caution around pedestrians and in congested areas

  • Operator does not drive up to pedestrians or fixed objects

  • Operator shows awareness of overhead hazards and vertical obstacles

  • Operator adjusts speed according to the conditions (wet/icy floors, heavy traffic)

  • Operator is able to stop vehicle

  • Operator properly adjusts platform position

  • Operator is able to replicate an emergency stop

  • Operator understands not to park the vehicle so that it blocks exits or travel paths

  • Operator stops the vehicle prior to getting off the vehicle

  • Operator demonstrates ability to properly operate platform from ground control panel

  • Employee has a valid driver's license, or has passed a vision test comparable to the State DMV vision test.

  • Trainer Name

  • Trainer Signature

  • Employee Signature

  • Observation Test Date

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