Weekly Vehicle Inspection Checklist

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1.0 Tyres

1.1 Do the tyres meet conditions below? The legal tyre tread depth is 1.6 mm across the central three-quarters of the tread width & around the circumference. Some tyres have tread wear indicators moulded into the base of the main groves. When the tread surface is worn to the same level as the indicators, the tyre is at the legal limit & should be replaced. The driver must ensure that tyre levels are checked on a weekly basis in line with all other conditions checks. The YES response to this question assumes this is happening. If in any doubt please contact fleet or the lease company
1.2 Tyre Pressures Are the tyre pressures at the recommended pressures? Tyre pressures vary based on loads carried, it is therefore necessary to check pressures at the very least weekly. The YES response to this answer assumes this is happening.
1.3 Cracks & Cuts Are the tyres free from cracks & cuts?
1.4 Spare Tyre Does the vehicle have a spare tyre? If NO please continue to section 2
1.4.1 Spare Tyre Condition If your vehicle has a spare tyre does it meet the conditions of 1.1 to 1.3?

2.3 Engine Oil Level Is the engine oil level within recommended levels? It is the drivers responsibility to ensure that the oil level is checked on a weekly basis. A YES response to this question assumes this is happening. Failure to check the oil levels may result in the vehicle warranty being invalidated.
2.4 Coolant Level Is the coolant level within the indicated levels?
2.5 Brake Fluid Level Is the brake fluid level within the recommended levels

3.1 Lights Are all bulbs working front & back?
3.2 Indicators Are all indicator bulbs working front & back?
3.3 Windscreen Is the windscreen free from chips & cracks The smallest of chips can quickly become a major crack especially in colder weather. A crack will compromise the stability of a windscreen & in turn compromises driver safety.
3.4 Seat Belts Are seat belts operating correctly? Is the seat belt webbing free from any damage?
3.5 Steering When is the steering free from any defects?
3.6 Breaking Operation Is the breaking system working correctly?
3.7 Horn Is the horn working?
3.8 Upholstery Is the upholstery free from damage?
3.9 Roof Lining Is the roof lining free from any damage?

4.1 Bodywork Damage Is there any visible damage to the vehicles bodywork? If NO please continue to section 5
4.2 Please list damage & back up with photos
4.3 Damage I confirm that any damage caused to my company issued vehicle has been reported to the Fleet Department in the correct manner

Is your vehicle carrying 'Materials & Equipment' If your answer is NO please leave this section & continue to section 6
5.1 Are all tools and materials secured?
5.3 Hazardous Substances If you are carrying hazardous substances they must be correctly stored according to COSHH Information sheet?
5.4 Stepladders If you are carrying step ladders are they secure?
5.5 Roof Rack If you have a roof rack fitted is it secure?
5.6 Eye Wash Is your eye wash present and in date?
5.7 First Aid Kit Is your first aid present in date and fully stocked?

6.1 Driving Licence Is your licence valid & up to date? Is Fleet aware of any resent changes to your licence?
6.4 Company Vehicle Policy I have read & understand the Company Vehicle Policy issued & signed by me
Signature of Inspector/driver All information included on the Weekly Vehicle Inspection Checklist is accurate & true to the best of my knowledge Space Engineering Services expect vehicles to be keep in a clean & tidy condition, their vehicles are a representation of the company. Drivers are subject to spot checks at any time & failure to keep a vehicle in a reasonable condition may result in valet charges being passes on.