Mobile Trailer Pressure Washer Pre-start Checklist
Our Mobile Trailer Pressure Washer Pre-Start Checklist Book is designed by industry professionals to assist machinery owners and operators in meeting their obligations while promoting a safe working environment.
Purpose of a Mobile Trailer Pressure Washer Prestart Book
- Identifies potential mechanical or safety issues before operation.
- Ensures compliance with workplace health and safety (WHS) regulations.
- Helps maintain a preventative maintenance schedule.
- Provides a record of inspections for auditing and compliance.
What’s Included in our Trailer Pressure Washer Prestart Book?
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Vehicle Details:
- Trailer make, model, and serial number.
- Operator name and signature
- Date and time
- Plant number or fleet ID.
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Prestart Inspection Checklist:
- General Condition & Cleanliness: Equipment clean, tidy, and free from visible damage.
- Tags or Locks: No tags or locks attached.
- Log Book: Log book present and up to date.
- Fluid Levels: Fuel, oil, and water at correct levels.
- Battery & Connections: Battery secure; mounts and connections in good condition.
- Emergency Stop (E‑Stop): Emergency stop functional.
- Guards & Safety Interlocks: Guards, shields, and interlocks fitted and secure.
- Noise, Vibration & Smells: No unusual noises, vibrations, or smells detected.
- Lance: Lance in good condition.
- Gun Nozzle: Secure; correct type and rating.
- Pressure Regulation Devices: Operating correctly.
- Hoses & Connections: No leaks, damage, or wear; fittings secure.
- Hose Reel & Lock Pins: Reel operational; lock pins fitted.
- Filters & Strainers: Clean and clear.
- Face Shield & PPE: Face shield and required PPE available.
- Number Plate: Secure and clearly visible.
- General Trailer Condition: Trailer clean and in good condition.
- Towing Hitch / Coupler: Secure and correctly connected.
- Break‑Away Attachment: Break‑away system connected and functional.
- Chains & Shackles: Serviceable and correctly fitted.
- Jockey Wheel: Operational and secure.
- A‑Frame: No cracks or structural damage.
- Electrical Lead & Plugs: Leads, plugs, lights, and cables in good condition.
- Lights: Clean and fully operational.
- Wheels: Tyres, rims, and wheel nuts in serviceable condition.
- Wheel Chocks: Available and serviceable.
- Fire Extinguisher: Correct type, in date, and securely mounted.
- Restraint Points: Tie‑down or restraint points serviceable.
- Defects or Repairs Required: Any defects or repairs clearly recorded.
- Corrective Action Required: Identified and managed as required.
- Fit for Work Declaration: Operator fit for work, trained, and authorised.
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Defect Reporting Section:
- Space to record any issues found during the inspection.
- Area for operator’s signature and supervisor’s acknowledgment.
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Maintenance Log:
- Notes on repairs or servicing conducted.
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Operator Sign-Off:
- Confirmation that the prestart has been completed.
- Acknowledgment of any identified faults.
Who Uses a Mobile Trailer Pressure Washer Prestart Book?
- Operators – Complete daily prestart inspections before operating.
- Supervisors & Safety Officers – Review logs for compliance.
- Maintenance Teams – Use records to schedule servicing and repairs.
Why is it Important?
- Ensures equipment is safe for operation.
- Helps prevent mechanical failures and reduces downtime.
- Assists in compliance with site regulations and WHS laws.
- Provides a record of inspections for audits and incident investigations.
Equipment Owners have a legal requirement to provide equipment that’s fit–for–purpose and safe to use.
Equipment Operators have an obligation to ensure equipment is safe to use before using it.
For larger orders we offer full customisation (Add a logo, change colours or alter the checksheets). Call us for a price.
Prestart books are typically posted the same day as the order via Australia Post. Arrival times may vary depending on location, the prestart books are shipped from Buderim Queensland.
