FleetRabbit's Comprehensive Sander Truck Checklist

Checklist Details

1. Vehicle Exterior

• Body Condition: Inspect for any signs of damage, corrosion, or excessive wear.
• Lights and Reflectors: Ensure all are clean, functional, and free from damage.
• Windows and Mirrors: Check for cleanliness, visibility, and integrity.

2. Vehicle Interior

• Controls and Indicators: Verify that all controls are functional and indicators are clearly visible.
• Heating System: Ensure the defrosting and heating systems are working properly.
• Seats and Seatbelts: Check for secure seating and operational seatbelts.

3. Engine and Mechanical Systems

• Engine Performance: Check for unusual noises or vibrations.
• Fluid Levels: Verify engine oil, coolant, hydraulic fluid, and fuel levels.
• Leaks: Inspect for any signs of oil, fuel, or coolant leaks.
• Battery: Ensure it is securely mounted and connections are tight and clean.

4. Tires and Brakes

• Tires: Inspect for appropriate tread depth, wear patterns, and inflation.
• Brakes: Check for responsiveness and wear; ensure the parking brake is operational.

5. Sanding Equipment

• Hopper: Check for any damage or corrosion.
• Conveyor System: Ensure it is functioning smoothly without any blockages.
• Spinner Assembly: Inspect for damage and ensure it rotates freely.
• Auger: Check for blockages or damage.

6. Hydraulic System

• Pumps and Hoses: Look for leaks and wear; ensure all connections are tight.
• Controls: Test hydraulic controls for responsiveness and ease of operation.

7. Electrical System

• Wiring: Check for exposed or frayed wires.
• Control Panel: Ensure all switches and functions are operational.

8. Safety Equipment

• Fire Extinguisher: Check that it is present, accessible, and fully charged.
• Emergency Kit: Verify that the emergency kit is complete and all items are in usable condition.
• Lighting: Ensure that all work lights and warning lights are operational.

9. Documentation

• Registration and Insurance: Ensure that all documents are current and stored in the vehicle.
• Maintenance Records: Review and update the maintenance log.