Vacuum Truck Daily Checklist
Completing the Vacuum Truck Daily Checklist supports early detection of issues and promotes consistent, compliant operations. This routine helps minimize downtime, extend equipment life, and protect operators and surrounding work environments.
Vacuum Truck Daily Checklist
The aim is to ensure the truck is safe, fully operational, and compliant with safety and maintenance requirements before use. It helps identify mechanical issues, system faults, or safety hazards early, reducing the risk of accidents, breakdowns, and environmental incidents. The checklist also promotes operator accountability, supports preventive maintenance, and ensures reliable performance during daily operations.
Inspector:
Inspection Date:
Main Vacuum Pump Oil Level, Ok?
Main Vacuum Pump Belt Tension (Max. 1st Free Play)
Main Vacuum Pump Drain Valves Clear
Main Vacuum Pump Vacuum Relief Is Operational
Main Vacuum Pump Drive Line Is Lubricated
Main Vacuum Pump Idler Bearings are Lubricated
Transfer Case is Filled to Proper Level
Auxiliary Vacuum Pump is Full of Oil
Auxiliary Vacuum Pump Drive End Bearing is Lubricated
Auxiliary Vacuum Pump are Clean
Auxiliary Vacuum Pump Muffler is Drained
Auxiliary Vacuum Pump Changeover Valve Works Freely
Service Liquid is Filled to Proper Level
Service Liquid is Free of Sludge and Debris
Cyclones are Empty and Clean
Piping from Cyclone to Tank are Empty and Clean
Truck Air Tanks are Drained and Free of Moisture
Brake Chambers are in Good Condition
All Air Valves Are Working Properly
Hydraulic Oil Reservoir is Filled to Proper Level
All Hydraulic Control Valves are Working Properly
All Gauges Operate Properly
Auxiliary Throttle Operates Properly
Rear Loading and Unloading Valves Operate Properly
All PTO Bolts are Tightened Properly
There are no Air Leaks
There are no Oil Leaks
There are no Water Leaks
Below is optional equipment, which may not be installed on the unit.
Water Pump End is Filled to Proper Level
Water Pump Strainer is Clean
Water Pump Piping is Free of Leaks
Transfer Pump is Properly Lubricated
Comments:
Source: ArcelorMittal Texas HBI (Community Member)
