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Culligan Daily Forklift Truck Checklist

by Tiffany Argent, from the Community

This daily forklift truck checklist helps operators conduct pre-use inspections to improve safety and compliance. Review forks, mast, rollers, lift chains, chain pulleys, wheels and tyres, mirrors and overhead guard, operator seat, lights and horn, steering and brakes, hydraulic and oil levels, hydraulic controls, battery water levels, charger leads, and gas connections. Record the FLT reference number, site, date, and inspector details, then sign off confirming defects are reported to a supervisor.

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Forklift Daily Check Sheet (Unit 4)
This forklift daily check sheet supports pre-use inspections for Unit 4 equipment. It guides operators to verify critical components and safety systems, including fork arms, capacity and carriage plates, backrest extension, mast rollers and slides, lift chains and pulleys, wheels and tyres, mirrors and overhead guard, operator seat, lights and horn, steering and brakes, hydraulic fluid levels and controls, battery water level, and charger condition. The form captures date, location, FLT number, and inspector details, and includes a sign-off to confirm defects are reported to a supervisor prior to operation.
by Danny White, from the Community
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Daily FLT Pre-Use Equipment Checks
This forklift truck equipment checklist helps operators conduct daily pre-use inspections of FLTs. It covers key off and key on checks, including visual damage, cab cleanliness, capacity plate, overhead guard, hydraulic cylinders, mast assembly, lift chains and rollers, forks, backplate, tyres, battery, gauges, hydraulic fluid, steering, brakes, lights, seat belt, and horn. Capture photos of faults, remove unsafe equipment from service, and report issues to a line manager to maintain safety and uptime.
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Daily Forklift FLT Inspection Checklist
Use this daily forklift FLT inspection checklist to verify your truck is safe before operation. Check wheels, tires, brakes, steering, forks and pins, mast and rollers, hydraulics, lights, horn and beacon, seat restraints, visibility and mirrors, fluids, and overhead guard. Record the FLT serial number and type, sign off inspections, and report any No responses immediately to a line manager. Adapt this template to your site and compliance requirements.
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Forklift Truck Safety Audit Checklist
This forklift truck safety audit template helps verify operator training and authorization, capture truck details, and assess attachments. It guides visual checks of plates, forks, backrest, mast, rollers, chains, pulleys, hydraulic rams and hoses, wheels and tyres, and counterweight. Operational checks cover starting procedures for engine, electric, and LPG trucks, lights, horn, hydraulics, steering, foot and park brakes. Includes sign off for operator and safety officer and confirms if the lift truck is safe to operate.
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Forklift Daily Check Sheet (Unit 4)

This forklift daily check sheet supports pre-use inspections for Unit 4 equipment. It guides operators to verify critical components and safety systems, including fork arms, capacity and carriage plates, backrest extension, mast rollers and slides, lift chains and pulleys, wheels and tyres, mirrors and overhead guard, operator seat, lights and horn, steering and brakes, hydraulic fluid levels and controls, battery water level, and charger condition. The form captures date, location, FLT number, and inspector details, and includes a sign-off to confirm defects are reported to a supervisor prior to operation.

by Danny White, from the Community

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Daily FLT Pre-Use Equipment Checks

This forklift truck equipment checklist helps operators conduct daily pre-use inspections of FLTs. It covers key off and key on checks, including visual damage, cab cleanliness, capacity plate, overhead guard, hydraulic cylinders, mast assembly, lift chains and rollers, forks, backplate, tyres, battery, gauges, hydraulic fluid, steering, brakes, lights, seat belt, and horn. Capture photos of faults, remove unsafe equipment from service, and report issues to a line manager to maintain safety and uptime.

by Gary Thistlethwaite, from the Community

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Daily Forklift FLT Inspection Checklist

Use this daily forklift FLT inspection checklist to verify your truck is safe before operation. Check wheels, tires, brakes, steering, forks and pins, mast and rollers, hydraulics, lights, horn and beacon, seat restraints, visibility and mirrors, fluids, and overhead guard. Record the FLT serial number and type, sign off inspections, and report any No responses immediately to a line manager. Adapt this template to your site and compliance requirements.

by Michael Fazakerley, from the Community

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Forklift Truck Safety Audit Checklist

This forklift truck safety audit template helps verify operator training and authorization, capture truck details, and assess attachments. It guides visual checks of plates, forks, backrest, mast, rollers, chains, pulleys, hydraulic rams and hoses, wheels and tyres, and counterweight. Operational checks cover starting procedures for engine, electric, and LPG trucks, lights, horn, hydraulics, steering, foot and park brakes. Includes sign off for operator and safety officer and confirms if the lift truck is safe to operate.

by Brandon McCurry, from the Community

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Culligan Daily Forklift Truck Checklist

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