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VSA Quarterly Audit Checklist

by John Humberstone, from the Community

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This VSA Quarterly Audit checklist supports fleet managers and vehicle service agents in conducting comprehensive quarterly inspections across multiple vehicles. It covers tyre tread and pressures, horn and wipers, engine oil and screen wash levels, presence of spare tyre or inflation kit, dashboard warning lights, fuel level, indicators, and 12V power. It also includes interior and exterior cleanliness, seat belt condition, radio and media cleared, doors and windows secured, mirror hanger signed, completion of VSA log, use of approved compressor, awareness of wash bay posters, availability of top-up fluids including AdBlue, and secure key return.

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