Operator's Daily Checklist - Internal Combustion Engine Industrial Truck - Gas/LPG/Diesel Truck Record of Fuel Added Date Operator Fuel Truck# Model# Engine Oil Department Serial# Radiator Coolant Shift Hour Hydraulic Oil SAFETY AND OPERATIONAL CHECKS TO EACH SHIFT) Have a qualified mechanic correct all problems. Engine “Off” Checks OK Maintenance Leaks – Fuel, Hydraulic Oil, Engine Oil or Radiator Coolant Tires – Condition and Pressure Forks, Top Clip Retaining Pin and Heel – Check Condition Load Backrest – Securely Attached Hydraulic Hoses, Mast Chains, Cables and Stops – Check Visually Overhead Guard – Attached Finger Guards – Attached Propane Tank (LP Gas Truck) – Rust Corrosion, Damage Safety Warnings – Attached (Refer to Parts Manual for Location) Battery – Check Water/Electrolyte Level and Charge All Engine Belts – Check Visually Hydraulic Fluid Level – Check Level Engine Oil Level – Dipstick Transmission Fluid Level – Dipstick Engine Air Cleaner – Squeeze Rubber Dirt Trap or Check the Restriction Alarm (if equipped) Fuel Sedimentor (Diesel only) Radiator Coolant – Level Operator's Manual – In Container Nameplate – Attached and Information Matches Model, Serial Number and Attachments Seat Belt – Functioning Smoothly Hood Latch – Adjusted and Securely Fastened Brake Fluid – Check Level Engine “On” Checks – Unusual Noises Must Be Investigated Immediately OK Maintenance Accelerator or Direction Control Pedal – Functioning Smoothly Service Brake – Functioning Smoothly Parking Brake – Functioning Smoothly Steering Operation – Functioning Smoothly Drive Control – Forward/Reverse – Functioning Smoothly Tilt Control – Forward and Back – Functioning Smoothly and Lowering Control – Functioning Smoothly Attachment Control – Operation Horn and Lights – Functioning Cab (if equipped) – Heater, Defroster, Wipers – Functioning Gauges: Ammeter, Engine Oil Pressure, Hour Meter, Fuel Level, Temperature, Instrument Monitors – Functioning See page 2 for the Electric Forklift Inspection checklist.
Operator's Daily Checklist - Electric Industrial Truck Record of Fluid Added Date Operator Battery Water Model# Hydraulic Oil Department Serial# Hour Meter Reading Hoist Hour Meter Reading SAFETY AND OPERATIONAL CHECKS (PRIOR TO EACH SHIFT) Have a qualified mechanic correct all problems. Motor “Off” Checks OK Maintenance Leaks – Hydraulic Oil, Battery Tires – Condition and Pressure Forks, Top Clip Retaining Pin and Heel -- Condition Load Backrest Extension – Attached Hydraulic Hoses, Mast Chains, Cables & Stops – Check Visually Finger Guards – Attached Overhead Guard – Attached Safety Warnings – Attached (Refer to Parts Manual for Location) Battery – Water/Electrolyte Level and Charge Hydraulic Fluid Level – Dipstick Transmission Fluid Level – Dipstick Operator's Manual in Container Capacity Plate Attached – Information Matches Model, Serial Number and Attachments Battery Restraint System – Adjust and Fasten Operator Protection Sitdown Truck - Seat Belt – Functioning Smoothly Man-up Truck – Fall protection/Restraining means - Functioning Brake Fluid – Check level “On” Checks (Unusual Noises Must Be Investigated Immediately) OK Maintenance Accelerator Linkage – Functioning Smoothly Parking Brake – Functioning Smoothly Service Brake – Functioning Smoothly Steering Operation – Functioning Smoothly Control – Forward/Reverse – Functioning Smoothly Tilt Control – Forward and Back – Functioning Smoothly and Lowering Control – Functioning Smoothly Attachment Control – Operation Horn – Functioning Lights & Alarms (where present) – Functioning Hour Meter – Functioning Battery Discharge Indicator – Functioning Instrument Monitors – Functioning ALL OPERATORS MUST BE TRAINED AND EVALUATED ON THE TYPES OF INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS AND ATTACHMENTS THEY WILL BE OPERATING.