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PRIME MOVER INSPECTION CHECKLIST SLP Prime Mover Inspection Checklist Version 3 Issue date: Jun 2015 Page 1 PASS-2-LOAD INSPECTION P2L label # Expiry AIL Name: AIL Location: AIL No: Inspector Name: Rego No: Vehicle Owner: This checklist must be completed in conjunction with the SLP Operating Guidelines for Pass-2-Load Inspections - OG7-3 Initial Inspection = 1 Re-inspection = 2 Record as: N/A Satisfactory Defective 1. Vehicle Placards Ref: SLP OG7-V3 1 2 Is there a red class 3 diamond attached to the front of the vehicle? Section 3.5 Is the class 3 diamond clearly visible and in good condition? - Is the class 3 diamond reversible? - 2. In Cab Inspection Ref: SLP OG7-V3 1 2 Is the vehicle fitted with a park brake door alarm (or an auto parking brake device)? Section 3.5 Does the park brake door alarm operate with the ignition switch turned off? - Can the park brake door alarm be clearly heard at least 3 metres from the vehicle? - Is there a full eye wash kit available and ready for use (250ml minimum)? - Is the eye wash kit inside the cabin, left-hand side and readily accessible from ground level? - Is there a working, intrinsically safe torch in the vehicle cabin? - Is an emergency information holder or is its position details located inside the driver’s door? - Is the holder marked Emergency Procedure Guides or Emergency Information? - Is there an Emergency Procedure Guide for Vehicle Fire document located in the holder? - Is there a 10B(E) fire extinguisher, tested, tagged, and in test date for the next 6 months (or does the vehicle operator have a service agreement to ensure extinguishers are serviced every 6 months)? - Is the fire extinguisher mounted securely in a quick-release holder and easily accessible? - Are there 3 double sided reflective triangles stored in an easily accessible location? - Are all safety hazard devices clean and ready for use? - 3. Electrical Equipment Ref: SLP OG7-V3 1 2 Are vehicle batteries mounted in an easily accessible position? Section 3.3 Are the batteries and cradle firmly secured to prevent the batteries movement? - Are the batteries and battery box well ventilated? - Is the battery cover electrically insulated to the side of and above the battery terminals? - Is the battery cover substantial, secure and acid and fuel resistant? - 4. Battery Isolation Switch Ref: SLP OG7-V3 1 2 Is there a battery isolation switch on the vehicle, easily accessible from outside the vehicle? Section 3.3 Is the battery isolation switch location clearly labelled? (BATTERY ISOLATION SWITCH) - Does the battery isolation switch shut down the engine and isolate all power sources? - Can the battery isolation switch be operated from outside the immediate rear of the driver side cabin by either the battery isolation switch itself or a remote switch? - If fitted with a remote battery isolation switch on the driver’s side, is it clearly labelled? - 5. Engine - Emergency Shut Down System Ref: SLP OG7-V3 1 2 For pump vehicles only; is the emergency shutdown switch easily accessible when pumping? Section 3.8 Does the emergency shutdown switch shut down the engine when activated? - Is the emergency shutdown switch clearly labelled? -

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PRIME MOVER INSPECTION CHECKLIST

SLP  Prime  Mover  Inspection  Checklist                                                                                                    Version  3                                                                                                                  Issue  date:  Jun  2015                          Page 1

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Expiry P2L label # PASS-2-LOAD INSPECTION P2L label #

Expiry

AIL Name: AIL Location: AIL No:

Inspector Name: Rego No:

Vehicle Owner:

This checklist must be completed in conjunction with the SLP Operating Guidelines for Pass-2-Load Inspections - OG7-3

Initial Inspection = 1 Re-inspection = 2

Record as: N/A Satisfactory ü Defective û

1. Vehicle Placards Ref: SLP OG7-V3 1 2 Is there a red class 3 diamond attached to the front of the vehicle? Section 3.5 Is the class 3 diamond clearly visible and in good condition? - Is the class 3 diamond reversible? -

2. In Cab Inspection Ref: SLP OG7-V3 1 2 Is the vehicle fitted with a park brake door alarm (or an auto parking brake device)? Section 3.5 Does the park brake door alarm operate with the ignition switch turned off? - Can the park brake door alarm be clearly heard at least 3 metres from the vehicle? - Is there a full eye wash kit available and ready for use (250ml minimum)? - Is the eye wash kit inside the cabin, left-hand side and readily accessible from ground level? - Is there a working, intrinsically safe torch in the vehicle cabin? - Is an emergency information holder or is its position details located inside the driver’s door? - Is the holder marked Emergency Procedure Guides or Emergency Information? - Is there an Emergency Procedure Guide for Vehicle Fire document located in the holder? - Is there a 10B(E) fire extinguisher, tested, tagged, and in test date for the next 6 months (or does the vehicle operator have a service agreement to ensure extinguishers are serviced every 6 months)?

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Is the fire extinguisher mounted securely in a quick-release holder and easily accessible? - Are there 3 double sided reflective triangles stored in an easily accessible location? - Are all safety hazard devices clean and ready for use? -

3. Electrical Equipment Ref: SLP OG7-V3 1 2 Are vehicle batteries mounted in an easily accessible position? Section 3.3 Are the batteries and cradle firmly secured to prevent the batteries movement? - Are the batteries and battery box well ventilated? - Is the battery cover electrically insulated to the side of and above the battery terminals? - Is the battery cover substantial, secure and acid and fuel resistant? -

4. Battery Isolation Switch Ref: SLP OG7-V3 1 2 Is there a battery isolation switch on the vehicle, easily accessible from outside the vehicle? Section 3.3 Is the battery isolation switch location clearly labelled? (BATTERY ISOLATION SWITCH) - Does the battery isolation switch shut down the engine and isolate all power sources? - Can the battery isolation switch be operated from outside the immediate rear of the driver side cabin by either the battery isolation switch itself or a remote switch?

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If fitted with a remote battery isolation switch on the driver’s side, is it clearly labelled? -

5. Engine - Emergency Shut Down System Ref: SLP OG7-V3 1 2 For pump vehicles only; is the emergency shutdown switch easily accessible when pumping? Section 3.8 Does the emergency shutdown switch shut down the engine when activated? - Is the emergency shutdown switch clearly labelled? -

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SLP  Prime  Mover  Inspection  Checklist                                                                                      Version  3                                                                                                        Issue  date:  Jun    2015 Page 2

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6. Electrical Systems and Wiring Ref: SLP OG7-V3 1 2 Is there is a vehicle rollover device fitted and can it be easily tested? Section 3.4 Does the rollover device shut down the engine and isolate all power when tested? - Is all wiring rear of the cabin secure and protected from mechanical or thermal stress? - Is all wiring rear of the cabin protected by a conduit or an alternate means of effectiveness? - Ensure there is no exposed single insulated wiring, electrical connections or terminals? - Are all lights weatherproof and in working order? - Are light lenses, seals, rubbers and mountings in good condition? - Are work lights positioned at least 500mm away from any product valve or tank opening? - Are work light lenses free of cracks and protected by wire guards or hardened plastic covers? - Are work light switches suitable for use in a Zone 1 hazardous area? - Is electrical equipment used during cargo transfer suitable for a Zone 1 hazardous area? -

7. Heat Shielding Ref: SLP OG7-V3 1 2 Does the vertical exhaust shielding extend as far as possible to the top of the exhaust outlet? Section 3.6 Are air cooling perforations located on the side furthermost from the cargo tank? - Is the top of the exhaust shielding liquid tight? - Is the exhaust shielding securely in place and not lower than the top of the cabin? Section 3.7 Is there a minimum 75mm gap between the exhaust shielding and the tank compartment? Section 3.6 Is there a 50mm gap between hot engine or exhaust components and the metal shielding? - If the exhaust system runs under a cargo tank, is the exhaust protected by metal shielding? -

8. Exhaust Outlets Ref: SLP OG7-V3 1 2 Vertical exhaust outlets Is the exhaust one metre away from any tank compartment opening? Section 3.7 Is the exhaust discharge outlet above the height of the vehicle cabin? - Does the left hand exhaust discharge vertically, directly to the rear or at 45 degrees to the left hand side? (ADR prohibits exhaust discharge directly to the left hand side)

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Horizontal exhaust outlets Is the exhaust less than 750mm above the ground? Section 3.7 Is the outlet on the right-hand side and no more than 150mm behind the front steer wheel? - The exhaust does not protrude beyond the perimeter of the vehicle? - The exhaust outlet is directed between horizontal and 45 degrees downward? -

Inspector’s Signature: ________________________Date: _________________

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