Regular inspections are crucial for maintaining the safety and efficiency of reach trucks. Heres a recommended schedule for performing inspections:

### Inspection Frequency

#### 1. **Daily Inspections**
- **Before Each Shift:** Conduct a thorough pre-operation inspection daily. This includes checking:
- Fluid levels (hydraulic fluid, battery electrolyte)
- Visual inspection for leaks, damage, or wear on forks, mast, and tires
- Functionality of controls, lights, and indicators

#### 2. **Weekly Inspections**
- **Comprehensive Check:** In addition to daily checks, perform a more detailed inspection weekly, including:
- Checking battery condition and cleaning terminals
- Inspecting tires for proper inflation and wear
- Examining the mast and lift mechanism for any signs of wear or damage

#### 3. **Monthly Inspections**
- **Detailed Review:** Monthly inspections should include:
- Checking the overall condition of the truck, including structural integrity
- Lubrication of moving parts and mechanisms as per manufacturer guidelines
- Verifying the condition of drive components and fY1sF7hA8tT4tY5rF2dP6 electrical systems

#### 4. **Annual Servicing**
- **Professional Maintenance:** Schedule a comprehensive inspection and servicing at least once a year, or more frequently if the truck is used heavily or in demanding environments. This should be performed by a qualified technician and include:
- In-depth checks of all major components
- Replacement of any worn parts
- Calibration of systems as needed

### Summary
- **Daily Inspections:** Before each shift.
- **Weekly Inspections:** Comprehensive checks once a week.
- **Monthly Inspections:** Detailed review each month.
- **Annual Servicing:** At least once a year, or more frequently as needed.

This schedule helps ensure that potential issues are identified early, minimizing downtime and maintaining safe operation.
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