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Equipment Chocks Audit Checklist (PHX)

by Jessica Byrnes, from the Community

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This audit template helps teams verify the presence and suitability of equipment chocks and confirm park brake status for on-site vehicles and heavy machinery. Inspect chock type, condition, and correct placement on the same tire front or back, then confirm park brake is set and functional. Designed for fast, repeatable inspections to reduce rollaway risk and strengthen vehicle safety compliance in mining and industrial sites.

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This audit checklist helps teams verify the presence, type, condition, and correct placement of equipment chocks on heavy vehicles and machinery. Capture site details, date, preparer, location, equipment type, manufacturer, and equipment number. Confirm whether chocks are fitted, identify the chock type, assess if the chocks are the correct specification and in good condition, and attach photo evidence. Use this checklist to strengthen mobile equipment safety, prevent roll-away incidents, document findings, and support corrective actions and compliance across mining operations.
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Use this Truck Pre-Start Checklist to complete a daily inspection before operating a heavy vehicle. Verify licence and service status; check engine oil, coolant, hydraulic, transmission and brake fluids; look for leaks; confirm indicators, brake lights, head/tail lights, horn, beacon and reverse alarm are working; assess body, seat and seatbelt condition; ensure cab cleanliness; inspect tyres and wheel nuts; test brakes, park brake, steering and controls; set UHF to the correct channel; confirm roadworthiness and fitness for work; record issues and sign off.
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Terratree Vehicle Pre-Start Checklist
This Terratree vehicle pre-start checklist helps operators confirm a vehicle is safe to use before work begins. Inspect and record date, vehicle type, make, registration and odometer. Verify fuel, oil, brake fluid, power steering and washer levels; tyres or tracks and wheel nuts; windows, lights, indicators and flashing lights; wipers and washers; doors, latches and bonnet; seat belts and mirrors; reversing siren, horn and two-way radio; battery, interior and exterior condition. Check first aid kit, fire extinguisher, and essential tools including jack, brace and chocks. Test brakes and park brake, note service needs, sign off and confirm if the vehicle is safe to operate.
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Light Vehicle Prestart Checklist
This light vehicle prestart checklist is designed for mining and industrial sites to verify roadworthiness and safety before use. It covers vehicle details, engine fluids and leaks, tires, body and windows, wipers, interior cleanliness, and essential safety equipment including fire extinguisher, amber beacon, first aid kit, safety whip, reverse alarm and hand brake. Lighting checks include indicators, headlights, reverse, brake, park, tail and hazard lights. Communication and ancillary equipment can also be reviewed. Inspectors can capture photos, record defects, note corrective actions and sign off. Use it to maintain compliance, reduce downtime and improve operator safety on site.
by Brendon Mccubben, from the Community
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Audit - Equipment Chocks

This audit checklist helps teams verify the presence, type, condition, and correct placement of equipment chocks on heavy vehicles and machinery. Capture site details, date, preparer, location, equipment type, manufacturer, and equipment number. Confirm whether chocks are fitted, identify the chock type, assess if the chocks are the correct specification and in good condition, and attach photo evidence. Use this checklist to strengthen mobile equipment safety, prevent roll-away incidents, document findings, and support corrective actions and compliance across mining operations.

by Angie Winters, from the Community

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Truck Pre-Start Checklist

Use this Truck Pre-Start Checklist to complete a daily inspection before operating a heavy vehicle. Verify licence and service status; check engine oil, coolant, hydraulic, transmission and brake fluids; look for leaks; confirm indicators, brake lights, head/tail lights, horn, beacon and reverse alarm are working; assess body, seat and seatbelt condition; ensure cab cleanliness; inspect tyres and wheel nuts; test brakes, park brake, steering and controls; set UHF to the correct channel; confirm roadworthiness and fitness for work; record issues and sign off.

by Michael Rawlings, from the Community

10+

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Terratree Vehicle Pre-Start Checklist

This Terratree vehicle pre-start checklist helps operators confirm a vehicle is safe to use before work begins. Inspect and record date, vehicle type, make, registration and odometer. Verify fuel, oil, brake fluid, power steering and washer levels; tyres or tracks and wheel nuts; windows, lights, indicators and flashing lights; wipers and washers; doors, latches and bonnet; seat belts and mirrors; reversing siren, horn and two-way radio; battery, interior and exterior condition. Check first aid kit, fire extinguisher, and essential tools including jack, brace and chocks. Test brakes and park brake, note service needs, sign off and confirm if the vehicle is safe to operate.

by Josh Page, from the Community

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Light Vehicle Prestart Checklist

This light vehicle prestart checklist is designed for mining and industrial sites to verify roadworthiness and safety before use. It covers vehicle details, engine fluids and leaks, tires, body and windows, wipers, interior cleanliness, and essential safety equipment including fire extinguisher, amber beacon, first aid kit, safety whip, reverse alarm and hand brake. Lighting checks include indicators, headlights, reverse, brake, park, tail and hazard lights. Communication and ancillary equipment can also be reviewed. Inspectors can capture photos, record defects, note corrective actions and sign off. Use it to maintain compliance, reduce downtime and improve operator safety on site.

by Brendon Mccubben, from the Community

20+

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Equipment Chocks Audit Checklist (PHX)

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