1. Weekly Inspection Preparation
- Review prior inspection logs and maintenance flags
- Gather tools and weekly checklist forms
- Verify safety gear and environment readiness
- Identify technician and supervisor for the inspection
- Ensure diesel forklift is idle and accessible for full inspection
2. Diesel Engine Review
- Check oil level, coolant level, and fuel system condition
- Run engine and assess noise, vibration, emissions
- Verify air intake cleanliness and filter integrity
- Inspect for visible leaks or irregular exhaust smoke
- Document diesel engine performance findings
3. Hydraulic System Assessment
- Inspect hoses, couplings, and lift cylinders
- Check fluid clarity, fill level, and contamination signs
- Test operational smoothness of tilt/lift/side-shift functions
- Lubricate mast chains and check alignment
- Log any hydraulic anomalies and plan servicing
4. Brake and Wheel Systems
- Test both service and parking brakes under load
- Inspect brake pads, fluid, and emergency stop systems
- Check tyres for wear, cracks, and proper inflation
- Inspect wheels and rims for stress or looseness
- Document abnormalities in wheel or braking system
5. Operator Safety Features
- Inspect seatbelt, horn, backup alarm, and lights
- Ensure capacity plate visibility and guard integrity
- Check overhead guard, fire extinguisher status
- Review visibility, cab access, and control labels
- Mark any safety concerns needing resolution
6. Inspection Closure & Reporting
- Finalize weekly checklist and sign off
- Input inspection results into Oxmaint system
- Trigger maintenance workflows if flagged
- Review with facility manager for approval
- Retain records for OSHA/ISO audit readiness