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  • Prepared by

  • Position

  • Contract

  • Location

Competency and understanding:

  • 1. Does the driver hold the appropriate current licence and had necessary instruction or training to operate the vehicle as tasked?

Plant/Equipment Design and Selection:

  • 2. Is the vehicle fit for purpose (without defects/ roadworthy, appropriate for the working environment/ suitable for tasks performed/ functioning seat belts)?

  • 3. Is the company vehicle fitted with required safety features as necessary (e.g. In Vehicle Monitoring System (IVMS), wheel nut indicators for commercial vehicles)?

  • 4. Is the company vehicle properly identified, including 1800 (0800) SAFELY stickers?

  • 5. Does the vehicle have appropriate load restraint systems and/or cargo barriers in place/available as necessary?

Plant and Equipment Testing and Maintenance:

  • 6. Has the driver completed required pre-start safety checks and does the vehicle condition match the pre-start check? (Note: any safety critical items should result in non-use of vehicle)

  • 7. Is the vehicle within designated service interval?

Emergency management:

  • 8. Are risk assessment controls implemented effectively for off-road and/or remote work activities (e.g. emergency & repair equipment, GPS, off-road jacks, winches, first aid, firefighting, communication equipment, spare tyres)?

  • 9. Has the driver completed Journey Management Plans for defined “high risk” journeys?

Human Factors and Behaviours:

  • 10. Has the driver been provided regular feedback (positive/ corrective) from supervisor on safe driving behaviours (e.g. via IVMS data)?

Operations:

  • 11. Are there systems in place to minimise “line of fire” interactions between vehicles and pedestrians (e.g. during reversing, reverse parking, segregation, traffic management plan)?

Communication:

  • 12. Is the driver aware of company and client requirements around distracted driving (e.g. using mobile phones, hands free capability, etc.)?

Clothing and protection:

  • 13. Do all riders and passengers of two wheeled vehicles and quad bikes have access, wear and appropriately store approved helmets, enclosed footwear, trousers, long sleeve jackets and protective eyewear?

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