Brenntag Alberta Skid Steer Pre Use Checklist
Performing this pre-use inspection helps ensure the skid steer is safe and ready for operation by confirming fluid levels, tire condition, hydraulic integrity, restraint systems, fire extinguisher status, and control functionality. Verifying the ROPS/FOPS enclosure, seat belt/lap bar, and operator presence safety circuits reduces the risk of injury, equipment damage, and environmental incidents while supporting compliance with Brenntag Alberta standards (AB-FCD-00097).
BCAN - 0227 - Fort St. John (AS70)
12/03/2025
Brenntag Alberta Skid Steer Pre Use Checklist
Pre-start up of the skid steer
This is to reflect AB-FCD-00097
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CHECKLIST
Engine Compartment, Chassis and coolers are free of debris
Windows and Lights are Clean and Unobstructed
Tires are in good condition and are properly inflated
Fluids are filled to proper levels
Accessory Belts are in good condition and properly tensioned
Hydraulic Hoses and fittings are in good condition
Battery Cables are in good condition and properly fastened
Joystick, auxiliary hydraulic switch are in the neutral position
The ROPS/FOPS approved operator enclosure is not damaged
Seat Belt or Lap bar restraint are in good condition
All Safety Signs are in place and legible on the machine
Fire Extinguisher full and serviceable
All control devices are present, and appear to be in working order
Rear view mirror is adjusted correctly
Enter machine ensure that the lift arms are all the way down, ensure three points of contact are remained at all times
Sit Down and fasten seat belt and lower lap bar into position
Ensure vehicle is not left running in a closed environment
Turn the ignition key to the left for 6 seconds to pre heat the engine. While pre heating the glow plug operation light will illuminate
Turn the ignition key to the right to start the engine, let the engine warm for 3 minutes to warm it up
Check the safety circuit is functioning correctly
If the bucket moves during either of these tests, the safety circuit is not functioning correctly, it must be repaired prior to operation
Source: BCAN - 0227 - Fort St. John (AS70) (Community Member)