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Vehicle Inspection

  • Have you completed a Vehicle Inspection Report

  • Complete below Vehicle Inspection Report

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  • Brakes, Steering, gauges, lights, warning devices

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  • Park machine, tag out and contact Supervisor to advise accordingly. Machine shall not be used until fault is rectified.

  • Visibility - windscreen, wipers, washer, demister, mirrors, windows

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  • Park machine, tag out and contact Supervisor to advise accordingly. Machine shall not be used until fault is rectified.

  • Cabin - access/egress, seating, seatbelts, loose objects, control levers

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  • Park machine, tag out and contact Supervisor to advise accordingly. Machine shall not be used until fault is rectified.

  • Wheels, tyres, nuts, damage, wear, pressure (visual)

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  • Park machine, tag out and contact Supervisor to advise accordingly. Machine shall not be used until fault is rectified.

  • Guards - in place, secure, warning signs - lights, alarms

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  • Park machine, tag out and contact Supervisor to advise accordingly. Machine shall not be used until fault is rectified.

  • Hydraulics - rams, hoses, leaks, wear

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  • Park machine, tag out and contact Supervisor to advise accordingly. Machine shall not be used until fault is rectified.

  • Excessive wear - hooks, chains, pins, pivots, tracks, ground engagement tools

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  • Park machine, tag out and contact Supervisor to advise accordingly. Machine shall not be used until fault is rectified.

  • Oil and Coolant levels

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  • Park machine, tag out and contact Supervisor to advise accordingly. Machine shall not be used until fault is rectified.

  • Misc, electrical, fire extinguisher, communications

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  • Park machine, tag out and contact Supervisor to advise accordingly. Machine shall not be used until fault is rectified.

Worksite Hazard Rating

  • Traffic Volume

  • Permanent Traffic Speed (Kph)

  • Worksite Traffic Speed (Kph)

  • Road closure?

  • Partial or full road closure?

  • Worksite Traffic Speed (Kph)

  • Clearance between workers & traffic (metres)

Clearance to Traffic

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  • Worksite Hazard rating

  • Specialist Traffic Management Required

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  • Clearance to traffic hazard?

  • Controls to be used:

  • High speed traffic hazard?

  • Controls to be used:

  • Poor advance sight distance <200m hazard?

  • Controls to be used:

  • Poor observance of directions from drivers hazard?

  • Controls to be used:

  • Narrow pavement with no escape 2.9m width?

  • Controls to be used:

  • Presence of workers on site?

  • Controls to be used:

  • Excavation adjacent to worksite?

  • Controls to be used:

  • Presence of unprotected hazards within clear zone?

  • Controls to be used:

  • Rough or unsealed road surface?

  • Controls to be used:

  • High volume of vehicles >10,000 vehicles per day?

  • Controls to be used:

  • End of queue build up of traffic?

  • Controls to be used:

  • High volume of heavy vehicles?

  • Controls to be used:

  • Works vehicles entering or leaving site?

  • Controls to be used:

  • Cyclists/pedestrians through site?

  • Other

  • What is the hazard?

  • Controls to be used:

Traffic Management plan prepared and implemented

  • Which Temporary Guidance Scheme (TGS) is being used?

  • Please upload photo of TGS being used

  • Please upload photo of Mud Map

Traffic Management Checklist

Planning

  • Is traffic management plan available for inspection?

  • Is plan relevant for the work?

  • Are written authorisations for temporary roadwork speed limits required/in order?

  • Are documented changes to traffic management plans available for inspection (Mud Map)?

Advance Warning / SIgnage

  • Are all roadwork signs and devices installed according to the Traffic Management Plan?

  • Have any contradictory, distracting or surplus signs or markings been covered up or removed?

  • Are signs appropriate for current conditions?

  • Is signage suitably placed, especially for vehicles approaching at high speed?

  • Are sign mountings secure, stable and not a hazard to road users if struck?

  • Are signs in pairs (gated) where needed?

  • Are flashing arrow signs available and in use where required?

Worksite

  • Are all Traffic Control personnel wearing high visibility clothing appropriate to conditions and worn correctly?

  • Are all Traffic Control personnel wearing safety helmets, safety eyewear and other required PPE?

  • Are clearances between workers and adjacent traffic maintained?

Other Road Users

  • Has possible traffic congestion been considered and steps taken to avoid it?

  • Have the effects of the works on public transport been considered?

  • Have the needs of other road users been provided for?

  • Has proper access to side roads and properties been provided?

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