This generic vehicle inspection checklist aims to identify defects and mechanical issues of any vehicle. Most importantly, it’s best used to prevent problems and ensure road safety. The authorised inspector would check all the parts and determine if the vehicle is good to go, needs repair service or parts replacement.
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Title Page
Client / Site
Location
Prepared by
Conducted on
General Information
Vehicle Reg
Enter Mileage
Inspection
BRAKE SYSTEM
Service brakes
Parking brakes
Brake fuild levels
COUPLING DEVICES
Fifth wheel
Pintle hooks
Drawbar/towbar eye and tongue
ENGINE OPERATION
Oil pressure
Battery
REFERENCE: Vehicle Battery clean and maintained regularly [This is an example of how you can use iAuditor to include best practice reference images in your templates to assist with inspections]
Fuel tank filler cap missing
LIGHTING DEVICES
Head lights
Brake lights
Tail lights
Dash lights
Clearance lights
Turn indicators
SAFETY EQUIPMENT
Seat belts available and working
Fire extinguisher
SAFE LOADING
Protection against shifting cargo
Lift gate and accessories
STEERING MECHANISM
Tyres
Condition
Air pressure
WHEELS
Wheels and rims
WINDSHIELD
Glass free of cracks, discoloration
Wiper power unit, blades
MISCELLANEOUS
Transmission fluid
Clutch free play
Heater/defroster
Mirrors
Frame
Body
SUMMARY
List any other conditions which may prevent safe operation of this vehicle
Enter any other observations
Rate the overall condition of the vehicle
Recommendations
Enter recommendations here
COMPLETION
Full Name and Signature of Inspector
Brendan Rafferty
TBM Vehicle Inspection Checklist
This generic vehicle inspection checklist aims to identify defects and mechanical issues of any vehicle. Most importantly, it’s best used to prevent problems and ensure road safety. The authorised inspector would check all the parts and determine if the vehicle is good to go, needs repair service or parts replacement.
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