Information

  • Type

  • Vehicle Reg

  • Driver of Vehicle

  • Date of inspection

  • Inspected by

  • Location of Inspection
  • Document No.

Details

  • Vehicle Reg

  • Ownership

  • Driver documents on file? (License etc)

  • Photos to be taken of drivers license and if applicable, their valid MOT certificate

  • Photo of Valid driving license

  • Make

  • Model

  • Model

  • Model

  • Model

  • Mileage

Electrics

  • Condition & working order of vehicles electrics, Yes = good working order, No = does not work and is in need of attention,

  • Main Beam

  • Dipped Beam

  • Side Lights

  • Brake Lights

  • Tail Lights

  • Reverse Lights

  • Indicators

  • Hazard Lights

  • Rear Fog Lights

  • Interior Lights

  • Windscreen Washer

  • Electric Windows (if applicable)

  • Electric Mirrors (if applicable)

  • Wiper Blades

  • Reverse Sensor

  • Horn

  • Radio/CD

  • Additional electrics clear of defect ?

  • Details

On The Move

  • Ladders secured for travel ?

  • Comments

Exterior of vehicle

  • Any vehicle damage to be logged and photographed. This must include all scratches, scuffs and dents. Vehicles decals and Livery must also be checked.

  • Driver side clear of damage?

  • Photos of Driver side damage

  • Details

  • Front of vehicle clear of damage?

  • Photos of Front of vehicle damage

  • Details

  • Passenger side clear of damage?

  • Photos of passenger side damage

  • Details

  • Rear of vehicle clear of damage?

  • Photos of Rear of vehicle damage

  • Details

  • Windows/Windscreen free of any chips or cracks?

  • Photos of damaged glass

  • Details

  • Decals/Livery Intact

  • Photos of damaged Livery

  • Details

  • Is the vehicle clean?

  • Engineer to be briefed regarding the company policy relating to vehicle cleanliness. Engineer to agree to get van cleaned and keep it in a clean and tidy condition.

  • As a contractor working on behalf of LDTV, I have had the company policy regarding vehicle cleanliness briefed to me and will endeavour to get my vehicle washed at the soonest opportunity.

  • General Condition

  • If engineers own vehicle, this must be in a good and practical condition and must be suitable to represent LDTV on the road. Please choose a fair choice to represent the vehicle in question and wether or not you feel that this is a suitable vehicle to represent the company

Interior of vehicle

  • Dashboard

  • Photos of dashboard

  • Details

  • Seats

  • Photos of Seats

  • Details

  • Seatbelts

  • Photos of seatbelts if damaged

  • Details

  • CD Radio/Bluetooth/Media system

  • Photos of CD Radio/Bluetooth/Media system

  • Details

  • General cleanliness of interior

  • Details

  • Evidence of smoking ?

  • No Smoking sticker present? (If company vehicle)

  • No Smoking sticker to be obtained from Fleet manager and placed on the inside of windscreen at the top left corner.

  • Rear of Van

  • Is the rear of van a workable and usable space ?

Tyres - Condition

  • Front - Driver side (visual)

  • Tyre is in a good condition and does not need to be replaced, no actions to be taken.

  • Tyre is ok for now but will need replacing soon. Fleet or line manager to explain to engineer that they expect the tyre to be replaced by next vehicle inspection.

  • Engineer to get tyre replaced at the earliest opportunity and report to fleet manager or line manager once done. Manager to give a 48 hour deadline.

  • Add media

  • Front - Passenger side (visual)

  • Tyre is in a good condition and does not need to be replaced, no actions to be taken.

  • Tyre is ok for now but will need replacing soon. Fleet or line manager to explain to engineer that they expect the tyre to be replaced by next vehicle inspection.

  • Engineer to get tyre replaced at the earliest opportunity and report to fleet manager or line manager once done. Manager to give a 48 hour deadline.

  • Add media

  • Rear - Driver side (visual)

  • Tyre is in a good condition and does not need to be replaced, no actions to be taken.

  • Tyre is ok for now but will need replacing soon. Fleet or line manager to explain to engineer that they expect the tyre to be replaced by next vehicle inspection.

  • Engineer to get tyre replaced at the earliest opportunity and report to fleet manager or line manager once done. Manager to give a 48 hour deadline.

  • Add media

  • Rear - Passenger side (visual)

  • Tyre is in a good condition and does not need to be replaced, no actions to be taken.

  • Tyre is ok for now but will need replacing soon. Fleet or line manager to explain to engineer that they expect the tyre to be replaced by next vehicle inspection.

  • Engineer to get tyre replaced at the earliest opportunity and report to fleet manager or line manager once done. Manager to give a 48 hour deadline.

  • Add media

  • Spare tyre present and in usable condition ?

  • Add media

  • Wheel Brace present?

  • Jack present?

  • Wheel locking nut present?

  • Any Tyres or Tools to be replaced?

  • Details

  • As a contractor working on behalf of LDTV I will endeavour to replace all worn tyres or tools at the earliest opportunity or deadline set out by my Fleet / Line manager.

Under the Bonnet

  • Oil Level

  • Max Level

  • Oil level ok

  • Low, needs topping up soon

  • Empty, needs topping up immediately

  • Washer Fluid

  • Max Level

  • washer fluid level ok

  • Low, needs topping up soon

  • Empty, needs topping up immediately

  • Coolant Level

  • Max Level

  • Coolant level ok

  • Low, needs topping up soon

  • Empty, needs topping up immediately

  • Is vehicle alarmed?

License Check

  • License Status

  • Any Endorsements?

  • Endorsement
  • No: of Points for Endorsement

Completion

  • Comments / Corrective actions to be taken

  • Select date

  • Engineer Signature

  • Managers Signature

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