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  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

PRE - TRIP INSPECTION

  • Checks to make sure all lights work properly?

  • Checks tires for any damage?

  • Checks all mirrors for proper alignment?

  • Checks all hand holds, ladders and steps for damage and obstructions?

  • Checks windshield for damage?

  • Checks back up alarm to ensure operation?

  • Checks all fluids?

  • Checks for fluid leaks?

  • Checks if gauges are operating properly?

  • Checks belts and hoses for cracks or wear?

  • Checks operating controls? (hydraulics, steering, transmission, horn)

  • Checks fire extinuisher?

  • Cleans cab out?

UNDERSTANDING JSA

  • Understands JSA and its intended purpose

  • Understands how to fill out a JSA?

  • Understands the elements of the JSA?

  • Understands what to do if the task should change?

  • Understands how to utilize a JSA for toolbox talks?

  • Understands how everyone on the project must sign the JSA?

OPERATIONAL ASSESSMENT

  • Follows posted speed limits per site location?

  • Follows correct traffic patterns?

  • Speed is steady and easy?

  • Yields the right of way to full trucks?

  • Navigates corners safely?

  • Understands and respects the limits of the equipment?

  • Follows loader OPS instructions on load site?

  • Sets parking brake when being loaded?

  • Waits to be fully loaded before releasing parking brake?

  • Checks quarry for proper berms, including the dump site?

  • Dumps in a safe and slow manner?

  • Uses berms properly when stopping?

  • Pays attention to all areas surrounding dump site and when in travel?

  • Communicates properly with other equipment operators on site?

  • Applies brakes slow and steady to reduce abrupt stops?

  • Uses proper PPE when outside the cab of the equipment?

  • Checks dumping site for any cracks or other unsafe conditions?

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