A vehicle damage assessment form is used to evaluate the required vehicle repair-work. This template can be used by assessors to document any damages identified and estimated costs. Perform the following key steps when completing the form:
1. Capture vehicle important details (e.g. vehicle registration number, VIN, model, etc.)
2. Assess both internal and external damages of the vehicle
3. Capture photo evidence and describe the damages
4. Provide overall assessment, modifications, and estimated damage cost
5. Sign-off with a digital signature from client and assessor
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Title Page
Conducted on (Date and Time)
Client
Address
Vehicle registration number
VIN (Vehicle Identification Number)
Prepared by
General Information
Vehicle Type
Year/Model
Color
Trim level
Body style
Engine and transmission
Mileage
Fuel level
Fuel Type
Please specify
Damages
Damages? - Click add
Damage
Take photo of damages
Damage description
Vehicle damage
Damage cost
Costing
Assessment of damages and modifications
Total estimated damage cost
Sign-off
Client (Full Name and Signature)
Checked by (Full Name and Signature)
SafetyCulture Staff
Vehicle Damage Assessment Form
A vehicle damage assessment form is used to evaluate the required vehicle repair-work. This template can be used by assessors to document any damages identified and estimated costs. Perform the following key steps when completing the form:
1. Capture vehicle important details (e.g. vehicle registration number, VIN, model, etc.)
2. Assess both internal and external damages of the vehicle
3. Capture photo evidence and describe the damages
4. Provide overall assessment, modifications, and estimated damage cost
5. Sign-off with a digital signature from client and assessor
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