How to use it
The authorised operator does this check at the start of each working day. Any No means the forklift stays parked until it is repaired. The supervisor signs the sheet to confirm the check was done. Ticks are saved on this device only. Use Print to keep a signed copy. Free to print, copy and use on your sites. Please keep the SecuradeAI branding so others can find the latest version.
Site: ______________________ Date: ____________ Checked by: ______________________
02 Engine offForks and mast not bent, worn or cracked. WSHC forklift guidelines, Annex 2 Lift chains, hoses and limit switches in good condition. WSHC forklift guidelines, Annex 2 Tyres inflated, nuts tight, no gouges or chunking. WSHC forklift guidelines, Annex 2 No oil, water or hydraulic leaks under the truck. WSHC forklift guidelines, Annex 2 Fuel, engine oil, hydraulic, brake and coolant levels correct. Battery water and terminals OK on electric trucks. WSHC forklift guidelines, Annex 2 Battery covers and guards in place and secure. WSHC forklift guidelines, Annex 2
03 Engine onSteering smooth, with no excess play or odd noise. WSHC forklift guidelines, Annex 2 Foot brake stops the truck quickly. Parking brake holds on a slope. WSHC forklift guidelines, Annex 2 Engine starts only in neutral. WSHC forklift guidelines, Annex 2 Horn, reverse alarm, head and rear lights and warning lights working. WSHC forklift guidelines, Annex 2 Seat and seat belt undamaged and clean. WSHC forklift guidelines, Annex 2 Mirror intact. Lift, lower and tilt controls work and return to neutral. WSHC forklift guidelines, Annex 2
Legal requirement MOM has announced that from 1 January 2027 every forklift operator must attend refresher training at least once every 3 years after the WSQ Operate Forklift course, and employers must confirm this before authorising operators. On worksites, the WSH (Construction) Regulations 2007 allow only drivers authorised by the occupier to drive vehicles.
This is practical guidance, not legal advice. Laws and codes of practice change; always check the current official text and your site's own procedures.
