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SEW Environment Team Car Inspection

by Jonathan Duffy, from the Community

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This checklist supports the SEW Environment team in inspecting fleet vehicles for roadworthiness and readiness. Record key details such as vehicle type, location, fuel level, date, inspector, and mileage. Assess interior cleanliness, tyre tread on all wheels, and windscreen or window damage including chips and cracks, noting if replacement is required. Capture the overall condition as good or unacceptable and log any issues for follow up. Use this template to standardize checks, document findings, and maintain safe, compliant vehicles.

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SEW Environment Team Car Inspection Checklist
This checklist supports the SEW Environment team in inspecting fleet vehicles for safety and readiness. Capture car type and location, fuel level, inspection date and inspector, and current mileage. Assess interior cleanliness and check for any warning lights. Verify tyre inflation and tread on all wheels, inspect windscreen and windows for chips or cracks, and note if replacement is required. Conclude with an overall vehicle condition rating. Use before and after trips to maintain compliance, reduce risk, and ensure vehicles are roadworthy.
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SEW Environment Team Car Inspection – Monthly
Use this monthly car inspection checklist designed for the SEW Environment team to keep fleet vehicles safe, roadworthy, and compliant. The template guides inspectors to record vehicle type, location, fuel level, date, inspector name, and mileage, then assess engine bay fluids including oil, screen wash, AdBlue, brake, clutch, power steering, and antifreeze. Check wheels for tread depth, pressure, and damage, and capture any defects. Verify visibility and lighting systems: windscreen and wipers, washers, headlights, fog lights, reverse and brake lights, hazards, and mirrors. Review interior safety features such as seatbelts, seat adjustment, dashboard warnings, and pedal condition. Finish with an overall condition rating and whether the vehicle is safe to operate.
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SEW Environment Team Car Inspection Monthly
Use this monthly car inspection checklist designed for SEW Environment teams to document vehicle type, location, fuel level, mileage, and assessor. Check engine fluids including oil, screen wash, AdBlue, brake, clutch, power steering, and antifreeze. Inspect tire tread and pressures, note visible damage, and verify wipers and washers. Test headlights, fog, reverse and brake lights, hazard lights, and mirrors. Confirm seatbelts and seat adjustments, check for dashboard warnings and pedal condition, then record overall vehicle condition and safe or unsafe status.
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Environment Team Monthly Car Inspection Checklist
Use this monthly vehicle inspection checklist designed for environment teams to verify engine fluids, coolant, AdBlue, and brake fluid; check tire tread and pressure on all wheels; confirm windscreen, wipers, washers, headlights, fog, reverse, brake and hazard lights; inspect mirrors, seatbelts, seat adjustments, pedal condition and dashboard warnings. Record vehicle type, location, fuel level, date, inspector, mileage and note any damage or defects. Mark the vehicle safe or unsafe and capture corrective actions to improve fleet safety and compliance.
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SEW Environment Team Car Inspection Checklist

This checklist supports the SEW Environment team in inspecting fleet vehicles for safety and readiness. Capture car type and location, fuel level, inspection date and inspector, and current mileage. Assess interior cleanliness and check for any warning lights. Verify tyre inflation and tread on all wheels, inspect windscreen and windows for chips or cracks, and note if replacement is required. Conclude with an overall vehicle condition rating. Use before and after trips to maintain compliance, reduce risk, and ensure vehicles are roadworthy.

by Jonathan Duffy, from the Community

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SEW Environment Team Car Inspection – Monthly

Use this monthly car inspection checklist designed for the SEW Environment team to keep fleet vehicles safe, roadworthy, and compliant. The template guides inspectors to record vehicle type, location, fuel level, date, inspector name, and mileage, then assess engine bay fluids including oil, screen wash, AdBlue, brake, clutch, power steering, and antifreeze. Check wheels for tread depth, pressure, and damage, and capture any defects. Verify visibility and lighting systems: windscreen and wipers, washers, headlights, fog lights, reverse and brake lights, hazards, and mirrors. Review interior safety features such as seatbelts, seat adjustment, dashboard warnings, and pedal condition. Finish with an overall condition rating and whether the vehicle is safe to operate.

by Jonathan Duffy, from the Community

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SEW Environment Team Car Inspection Monthly

Use this monthly car inspection checklist designed for SEW Environment teams to document vehicle type, location, fuel level, mileage, and assessor. Check engine fluids including oil, screen wash, AdBlue, brake, clutch, power steering, and antifreeze. Inspect tire tread and pressures, note visible damage, and verify wipers and washers. Test headlights, fog, reverse and brake lights, hazard lights, and mirrors. Confirm seatbelts and seat adjustments, check for dashboard warnings and pedal condition, then record overall vehicle condition and safe or unsafe status.

by Jonathan Duffy, from the Community

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Environment Team Monthly Car Inspection Checklist

Use this monthly vehicle inspection checklist designed for environment teams to verify engine fluids, coolant, AdBlue, and brake fluid; check tire tread and pressure on all wheels; confirm windscreen, wipers, washers, headlights, fog, reverse, brake and hazard lights; inspect mirrors, seatbelts, seat adjustments, pedal condition and dashboard warnings. Record vehicle type, location, fuel level, date, inspector, mileage and note any damage or defects. Mark the vehicle safe or unsafe and capture corrective actions to improve fleet safety and compliance.

by Jonathan Duffy, from the Community

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SEW Environment Team Car Inspection

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