Site Truck Inspection
This site truck inspection ensures the vehicle is safe, functional, and ready for daily use by checking critical components such as tires, lights, windshield, mirrors, engine systems, and safety equipment. Regular inspections help prevent breakdowns, maintain compliance, and support reliable operation on the job site.
[GA] Oak Grove - Captis Energy
12/08/2025
Site Truck Inspection
This site truck inspection ensures the vehicle is safe, functional, and ready for daily use by checking critical components such as tires, lights, windshield, mirrors, engine systems, and safety equipment. Regular inspections help prevent breakdowns, maintain compliance, and support reliable operation on the job site.
Enter Odometer
Meter name
Unit
Tires
Inspect the tires for any damage or low pressure and ensure they are properly inflated.
Lights
Examine the lights, including headlights, taillights, brake lights, and turn signals, to ensure they are all functioning correctly.
Windshield
Check the windshield for any cracks or chips that could impair visibility.
Mirrors
Inspect the mirrors to ensure they are clean and properly adjusted.
Seat Belts
Check the seat belts for any signs of wear or damage, and make sure they latch securely.
Horn
Test the horn to ensure it is working correctly.
Indicators
Ensure that all dashboard indicators and gauges are functioning properly.
Wipers
Check the windshield wipers for any cracks or tears and test their effectiveness.
Brakes
Inspect the brake pedal, accelerator, and clutch (if applicable) for any issues.
Engine (Oil)
Check the engine oil levels and inspect for any leaks.
Engine (Radiator)
Inspect the radiator fluid levels and ensure it is at the recommended level.
Engine (Belts & Hoses)
Inspect the belts and hoses for any signs of wear or leakage.
Engine (Battery)
Examine the battery terminals and cables for any corrosion or damage.
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Source: [GA] Oak Grove - Captis Energy (Community Member)