Equipment inspections for small trucking companies
For small trucking companies
A truck that fails on the road costs you the load, the tow and the customer. Most of the causes are visible in the yard: tires, brakes, lights, air lines and leaks.
A checklist for each truck and trailer
Semi tractors, dump trucks and trailers each get their own list: brakes and air, tires, steering, lights, fifth wheel and coupling, air and electrical lines, leaks underneath.
Alerts when something fails
If a driver fails a safety item, the owner or dispatcher gets an email right away, so the truck can be pulled and another one sent.
A dated record per truck
Every inspection is saved with who did it, when, and the hours or odometer reading, and you can print a PDF record for any date range.
What it costs
Plans start at $39 a month for up to 5 machines, and operators never pay. The first 14 days are free and need no card. Set-up takes about 10 minutes: add your machines, print the stickers, and put them on.
See also: daily equipment inspection checklist · all guides. RigCheck is a record-keeping tool and does not replace any inspection your regulator requires.