Title Page
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Driver Name
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Observation Type
- 30 Day
- 60 Day
- 90 Day
- Post Incident
- Quarterly
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Location
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Route Number, Tractor Number & Trailer Number
Starting Your Route
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Driver arrives to work on time
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Proceeds directly to hand truck area & puts equipment on trailer in a secure manner
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Check load condition and verify route
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Couples and completes a thorough pre-trip inspection
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Leaves yard in a timely manner
Driving
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Driver uses seatbelt continuously throughout the trip
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Driver displays safe driving habits throughout the route
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Follows all city, state and fedreral laws govering commercial driving
Smith System "The five keys to safe driving"
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Aim high in steering
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Get the big picture
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Keep your eyes moving
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Leave yourself an out
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Make sure they see you
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Employee able to recite the 5 Smith Keys
Backing
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Avoids backing when possible
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G.O.A.L. Get Out And Look
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Aware of surroundings while backing
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No more than one mph while backing
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Employee knows the meaning of G.O.A.L.
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If applicable, did driver utilize their safety cone while backing?
Arriving and Leaving
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Drives with extreme caution while entering, on and exiting the customer's property
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Checks all clearances above, below, behind, in front and sides of vehicle
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Uses four way flashers
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Secure load, ramp, side steps and doors
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Check front, back and both side of vehicle prior to entering vehicle when leaving stop
Delivery
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Driver uses a 3 point stance when entering and exiting the tractor and trailer
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Driver performs warm up procedures
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Driver turns off ignition and removes key while not in vehicle
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Driver safely extends ramp and attaches it to rear of trailer (uses both hands, etc.)
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Trailer is clean and free of debris
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Driver organizes and down stacks load throughout the day
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Driver demonstrates proper lifting procedures
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Is the driver safe or at risk for injuries associated with improper lifting?
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Aware of postion in trailer - Maintains a safe distance from the rear and side door
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Driver has two-wheeler properly loaded
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Driver proceeds down ramp forward (never backwards) and in a safe manner - Realease two-wheeler if control is lost
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Observe delivery path, steps, ramp and delivery door for adverse conditions before and while delivering - Remove or report hazards
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Driver goes up and down steps in a safe manner (uses legs not back)
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Stack empty pallets flat or secure to the side of trailer
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Driver is wearing appropriate PPE (gloves, shoes, etc.)
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Driver safely replaces ramp in carriage (uses both hands, lifts with legs not back, etc.)
General Assessment
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Driver is properly uniformed for work and is clean and neat
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Driver proceeds to customer, runs route as scheduled
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During the observation, driver exhibited a positive and safe attidue
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Drive is aware of his surroundings at all times
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Was the delivery free from any equipment problems, barriers or significant delays?
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Pictures
Load
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Zoning and Label Placement
- Good
- Bad
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Damaged Product
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Blankets on Cooler Pallets
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Load Straps
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Pallet Jack
DOT/Safety Checklist
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Valid Medical Card
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Valid CDL
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Valid Vehicle Registration
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2016 Accident Kit
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Valid Insurance Card
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Telogis Law Enforcement Card
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FMCSR Book - Must be dated February 2016 or later
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2012 ERG Book
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Spill Kit
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Reflective Triangles
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Fire Extinguisher
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DVCR Book
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Log Book
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Cab Clean
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Valid Tractor Annual Inspection
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Valid Trailer Annual Inspection
Comments & Signature
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Comments
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Employee Signature
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Supervisor Signature