Information

  • Forklift Operators Daily Checklist Conducted by:

  • Conducted on

  • Site/Location

Visual Checks

  • Tyers, wheels, rims not excessively worn, no punctures, Wheel nuts tight

  • Hydraulics – no fluid leaks, piston free of debris, fluid level checked

  • Forks & Carriage – no cracks, nothing stacked on top or impeding vision

  • Mast Chains & Rollers – clean, links intact, no excessive slack

  • ID Plate – visible & legible, lifting capacity enough to perform the designated task?

  • Battery – charged and in good condition, caps secure

  • Gas Tank – no leaks in connections, tank secured in designated position

  • Gauges – working properly

  • Fuel, transmission & engine coolant levels (Gas/Petrol/diesel-powered units)

  • Overhead guard – broken welds, missing bolts, or damaged areas?

  • Forks – cracked or bent, worn, mismatched, rated for the task at hand?

Operational Checks

  • Seat Belt working properly

  • Horn working properly

  • Brakes – brings machine to a complete stop; parking brake holds in fixed position

  • Backup-Alarm / Lights and hazard lights are they operational?

  • Accelerator – even acceleration, does not stick

  • Mast lift / tilt / shift

  • Mast lift / tilt / shift

  • Check Operating Manual (read if required)

  • Oil and Water (If present)

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