Daily Preventive Maintenance Schedule
Vehicle Number:
Inspector:
Date:
Pre-Trip Inspection:
Before each scheduled day of lift service, operate lift minimum one complete cycle and inspect
each of the following :
Does the lift interlock (if equipped) function as intended?
Does the lift cargo door light (if equipped) function as intended?
Does the lift deploy when the lift interlock is activated as intended?
Does the lift safely clear the cargo door as the lift is deployed and stowed?
Does the lift operate smoothly (no jerking or abnormal movement)?
Does the lift operate at normal speed?
Is the lift power source adequate?
Does the roll stop(s) operate properly?
Does the outboard roll stop latch operate properly?
Do the handrails operate properly?
Is the platform angle normal?
Is lift operation quiet (no rattles, abnormal sounds, etc.)?
Has the hand-held switch box cable been damaged?
Do the lift control switches function properly?
Do the lift cargo door securement devices function as intended?
Is the manual back-up pump handle in place?
Is the hand pump valve closed securely (tight)?
Are the lift-posted and door-posted decals worn, missing or illegible?
Is the lift protective padding (if equipped) in place, worn or damaged?
Can you visually detect any lift wear, damage, misalignment, hydraulic leaks, loose bolts,
broken welds or any abnormal conditions?
Post-Trip Inspection:
Operate lift minimum one complete cycle and check each of the above daily pre-trip inspections
if applicable for your daily inspection routine (outlined by your transit agency).
Clean lift surfaces where wheelchairs travel
Clean and lubricate key locations based on lift usage frequency and climate conditions (out-
lined by your transit agency). Lubrication procedures should be performed by transit agency
maintenance personnel.
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