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Weekly Company Vehicle Checklist

by SML Office, from the Community

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This weekly company vehicle checklist helps teams complete Monday inspections efficiently. Review visibility and windscreens, wipers and washer fluid, plate visibility, lights and indicators, and dashboard warnings. Test foot and parking brakes. Check tyres for inflation, legal tread depth, sidewall damage, and exposed cord, and confirm wheel nuts and caps. Verify horn operation and steering alignment and play. Inspect seats and seatbelts for security and damage. Check bodywork and doors, overall cleanliness, and exhaust condition and emissions. Capture vehicle details and mileage, document issues with notes, then sign off and alert the office immediately for serious defects.

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Weekly Company Vehicle Checklist

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