The document is a POV inspection checklist used to inspect vehicles and ensure they meet safety standards before use. It contains 21 items to check on the vehicle including lights, tires, brakes, fluids and safety equipment. Drivers must also provide proof of insurance, a valid license, and safety course completion. The checklist aims to reduce transportation risks through regular vehicle maintenance and use of proper safety equipment.
The document is a POV inspection checklist used to inspect vehicles and ensure they meet safety standards before use. It contains 21 items to check on the vehicle including lights, tires, brakes, fluids and safety equipment. Drivers must also provide proof of insurance, a valid license, and safety course completion. The checklist aims to reduce transportation risks through regular vehicle maintenance and use of proper safety equipment.
The document is a POV inspection checklist used to inspect vehicles and ensure they meet safety standards before use. It contains 21 items to check on the vehicle including lights, tires, brakes, fluids and safety equipment. Drivers must also provide proof of insurance, a valid license, and safety course completion. The checklist aims to reduce transportation risks through regular vehicle maintenance and use of proper safety equipment.
The document is a POV inspection checklist used to inspect vehicles and ensure they meet safety standards before use. It contains 21 items to check on the vehicle including lights, tires, brakes, fluids and safety equipment. Drivers must also provide proof of insurance, a valid license, and safety course completion. The checklist aims to reduce transportation risks through regular vehicle maintenance and use of proper safety equipment.
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POV INSPECTION CHECKLIST
ITEM & CHECK SAT UNSAT RECOMENDATIONS
1. HEADLIGHTS: Both high and low beams operational? 2. BRAKELIGHTS: Operational, lenses intact? 3. TAIL LIGHTS: Operational, lenses intact? 4. TURN SIGNALS & PARKING LIGHTS: Operational front & rear? 5. FOUR-WAY EMERGENCY FLASHERS: Operational front & rear? 6. BACKUP LIGHTS: Operational? 7. LICENSE PLATE LIGHT: Operational? 8. TIRES: At least 1mm of tread over entire traction surface, free of breaks or cuts? Properly inflated? Spare tire, jack, lug wrench, etc. available? NO MIXING RADIAL WITH BIAS TIRES. 9. WINDSHIELD & WINDOWS: Not cracked, broken or scratched to the degree that impairs vision? 10. WINDSHIELD & WIPERS: Both wipers present, good blades and operational? 11. MIRRORS: Outside and inside not cracked? 12. BUMPERS: Not bent or damaged in-a-way that would be hazardous? 13. SEAT BELTS: Sufficient number of seat belts for all passengers? Serviceable? 14. MOTORCYCLE SAFETY EQUIPMENT(if applicable): Approved helmet, protective clothing, gloves, face/eye protection? 15. BRAKES: Operational 16. BRAKE FLUID: Filled to appropriate level? 17. PARKING BRAKE: Adjusted to prevent movement when engaged? 18. EXHAUST SYSTEM: Free of leaks? 19. HORN: Functional? 20. DEFROSTER: Operational? 21. EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT: First Aid Kit, flashlight, warning triangle, fire extinguisher, blanket, flares, shovel, chains, tools, etc. 22. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS IN CAR: (i.e. oil, gas, antifreeze) ensure in approved containers.
1. MCB Quantico Liberty limits:
a. 24 hours liberty limit – 80 Miles or less b. More than 24 hours - 300 Miles or less
2. POV Inspection Checklist
a. Vehicle Condition: Complete the checklist below. b. Insurance: Is Marine’s car insurance coverage up to date/current? Yes_____ No______ c. Driver’s License: Does Marine possesses a valid operator’s license? Yes_____ No______ d. Driver’s Improvement Course (DIC) or Motorcycle Safety Course(MSC): Does Marine possesses valid course cards? Yes_____ No______ Hazards Causes Controls How to Implement 1. Transportation Flying Car Inspected Regular Maint. Driving Use of Seatbelt / Airbag in vehicle/ABS brakes Leadership/Counseling Boating/Ferry Use of PPE Policy/SOP Motorcycle/ATV on & off Tools and spare parts for repairs Training/assistance road Maintain proper speed Licensing Bus Recon course prior to driving off road Checklist Train Toolkit/Emergency kit Walking 2. Location Instate Planned Trip/allot enough time Save, budget, emergency Out of State Ensure Enough Money to complete trip funds Other Country Back up plan ($ for airline ticket) Out of bounds chit in Inbounds/Out of Bounds? hand
3. Weather/Time Rain Know weather report
Snow Change departure time Clear Increase following distance and decrease speed during Fog inclement weather Day Safety check headlights, wiper blades, tires Night Visibility– if jogging/biking, wear reflective gear/light colored clothing Delay outdoor PT during inclement weather 4. Activities Clubs Use of PPE (see reqrd 3d MAW PPE) Parties Buddy System Swimming/Diving Experience/Classes/Lessons/Certification Proper Boating conditioning Hiking/Climbing Warm-up/stretch & cool down Extreme Sports ( Adequate fluid intake ) Review activity/course before doing 5. Alcohol Drinking Designated Drivers/Taxi Not Drinking (Others) Know your limit/ drink in moderation No Designated Driver Serve food Buddy system 6. Fatigue Lack of sleep Sleep Plan/Rest Switch drivers PT Delay Trip periodically Just out of Field/Wire A-Driver Planned and frequent rest several activities. Periodic stops for exercise/refreshment stops 8-hour driving limit 7. Other Individuals Drunks Know the Area Avoid known trouble spots (fight/criminal Thieves Situational Awareness assault) Gangs Buddy system 8. Uncontrollable Road Conditions/Traffic DOT Reports Tide Radio/Traffic Reports Maps, AAA recommended routes Alternate routes 9. Speed Rushing back to base/home Allow extra time for delays Observe speed limits Plan travel times e. Roadside Emergency Service Plan? Yes_______ No________ Pre-Trip Safety Checklist This checklist is designed to foster conversation when completing the HARP Form. It is by no means an inclusive list, however, there are fundamental controls for