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Fat Truck Pre Operation Checklist

by Joel Campbell, from the Community

Use this Fat Truck pre operation checklist to complete daily pre start inspections on mining or remote site vehicles. Confirm operator competence and site conditions, brief passengers, and perform a full walkaround. Check grills and filters, tires, windows, and ladders. Inspect engine bay components and fluid levels. Verify cab safety gear, seatbelts, fire extinguisher, and leaks. Start the vehicle to test gauges, mirrors, horn, and headlights.

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