Course

Skill demonstration in shop

Wear steel-toed shoes, safety glasses, long sleeved top, uniform type pants or jeans

Clothing is not loose or ripped

Jewelry does not interfere with shop tasks

Hair is tied back to prevent accident with moving equipment

Clear shop area for safely raising and supporting vehicle or equipment

Identify safety items and hazards

Skill Demonstration

by completing a tool box inventory using the "MATC Diesel Tool Box Inventory" checklist at the beginning of the semester

by completing a "Missing Tool List" at the beginning of the semester

by completing a tool box inventory using the "MATC Diesel Tool Box Inventory" checklist at the end of the semester

by completing a "Missing Tool List" at the end of the semester

Inventory checklist is used to verify that listed tools are accounted for in the tool box

Inventory checklist includes an "X" next to items that are accounted for in the tool box

Inventory checklist includes Fluke multimeter serial number

List includes the missing item name

List includes the missing item part number

List includes the missing item description

List is neat and legible

through written objective examination

by performing in-cab inspections and maintenance

by performing exterior inspections and maintenance

by submitting a list of needed repairs

by submitting a completed repair order

In-Cab Inspection includes performing an operational and/or comparative examination of each item to verify the correct condition

In-Cab Inspection includes instruments and controls inspection (including all components)

In-Cab Inspection includes safety equipment inspection (including all components)

In-Cab Inspection includes hardware inspection (including all components)

In-Cab Inspection includes heating, ventilation, and air conditioning inspection (including all components)

In-Cab Inspection includes heating, ventilation, and air conditioning inspection (including all components)

Exterior Inspection includes performing an operational and/or comparative examination of each item to verify the correct condition

Exterior Inspection includes hardware inspection (including all components)

List of repairs needed includes a completed repair order (to include: Customer Info., Unit #, VIN, Make/Model, Miles/Hours, Tech Name, Date, Complaint, Cause, Correction, Time In, Time Out, & Total Hours)

List of repairs needed is neat, clean, and evidences correct grammar

List of repairs needed is organized into the same areas as the Service and Inspection Form

List of repairs needed is accurate and contains relevant details

List of repairs needed is brief yet provides a clear and concise explanation of the needed repair

List of repairs needed is verbally discussed with instructor and/or customer

Repair order includes a description of all adjustments, services, and/or repairs performed

Repair order includes critical measurements (to include specifications, torque values, and measurements)

Repair order with work performed begins each statement with an action verb

Repair order with work performed evidences correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling

Repair order with work performed is typed

through written objective examination

by performing frame and chassis inspections and maintenance

by performing wheel end inspection and maintenance

by completing the Dual Air Brake System Test and Checklist

by submitting a list of needed repairs

by submitting a completed repair order

Frame and Chassis Inspection includes air brake inspection (including all components)

you chock the wheels that will remain on the ground

you properly cage the brake chamber

you safely raise and support the vehicle axle on jackstands

you perform the correct procedure for removing the wheels

you remove the axle nuts, lockwashers, or split cones, and axle

you remove the bearing locknut, lockwasher, and adjusting nut

you perform the correct procedure for removing the wheel hub

you remove the old oil seal with the proper puller

you perform an inspection of the parts (to include the wheel hub seal bore, bearings[cones], races[cups], seal lip contact surface on spindle, spindle threads

you clean all parts being returned to service

you value "cleanliness" next to "godliness"

you obtain new wheel seal and read the directions for installation

you prelube and install inner wheel bearing

you select the proper tools for seal installation

you follow the proper procedure for seal installation

you fill hub cavity with clean oil prior to installation

you use caution when installing hub assembly to prevent damage to new seal

you install outer bearing and adjusting nut

you follow proper procedure for adjustment and torque of wheel bearing hardware

you set up dial indicator and adjust wheel bearing end play to industry specifications (.001-.005 inch) NOTE:Instructor must observe and initial job sheet

you torque locknut to specifications and secure locking tabs (if equipped)

you replace axle flange gasket, install axle, and torque axle nuts to specifications

you follow proper procedure for installing wheels, wheel hardware, and torque to specification

you check wheel run-out

you perform "wheel-up" brake adjustment as per the size of brake chamber at the wheel end

you safely lower vehicle to the ground

you raise and lower the vehicle axle to allow for differences in oil level

you check differential oil level when vehicle is level and refill with correct oil if needed

you return vehicle to service

you complete repair order to include the "3 C's"

you perform all critical steps in the right order

you value the safety of yourself, others, and the vehicle by communicating your next steps with others working around you

you follow all personal and environmental safety practices

you select the proper tools and equipment

you stay on task throughout the process

you maintain a clean work area during the process and clean work area, tools, and equipment when finished

you return tools and equipment to their proper location when finished

Wheel end inspection and maintenance includes properly adjusted brakes

Wheel end inspection and maintenance includes a properly installed seal free from any leaks

Dual Air Brake System Test and Checklist includes performing preliminary checks

Dual Air Brake System Test and Checklist includes performing Governor Cut-Out, Low Pressure Warning, and Pressure Build-Up tests

Dual Air Brake System Test and Checklist includes Leakage (Reservoir Air Supply) tests

Dual Air Brake System Test and Checklist includes Leakage (Service Air Supply) tests

Dual Air Brake System Test and Checklist includes Manual Emergency System tests

Dual Air Brake System Test and Checklist includes Automatic Emergency System tests

Dual Air Brake System Test and Checklist includes a retest to check all items repaired or replaced

Frame and Chassis Inspection includes hydraulic brake inspection (including all components)

Frame and Chassis Inspection includes drive train inspection (including all components)

Frame and Chassis Inspection includes suspension and steering systems inspection (including all components)

Frame and Chassis Inspection includes tires and wheels inspection (including all components)

List of repairs needed includes a completed repair order (to include: Customer Info., Unit #, VIN, Make/Model, Miles/Hours, Tech Name, Date, Complaint, Cause, Correction, Time In, Time Out, & Total Hours)

List of repairs needed is neat, clean, and evidences correct grammar

List of repairs needed is organized into the same areas as the Service and Inspection Form

List of repairs needed is accurate and contains relevant details

List of repairs needed is brief yet provides a clear and concise explanation of the needed repair

List of repairs needed is verbally discussed with instructor and/or customer

Repair order includes a description of all adjustments, services, and/or repairs performed

Repair order includes critical measurements (to include specifications, torque values, and measurements)

Repair order with work performed begins each statement with an action verb

Repair order with work performed evidences correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling

Repair order with work performed is typed

through written objective examination

by performing coupling device inspections and maintenance

by performing fifth wheel inspections and maintenance

by submitting a list of needed repairs

by submitting a completed repair order

you identify the different types of fifth wheels and explain their use

you identify the different fifth wheel parts and components

you identify coupling device violations according to Out-of-Service criteria

you identify the brand, model, and type of fifth wheel

you observe fifth wheel operation when coupled to a trailer, checking for slack (to be done if trailer is available)

you uncouple the fifth wheel from the trailer

you pressure wash/steam clean the fifth wheel and associated area

you inspect the top plate and brackets for cracks

you check the torque of all fifth wheel mounting bolts

you inspect the fifth wheel and mounting plate welds

you check the fifth wheel operation/adjustment using a lock tester

you adjust the fifth wheel locking mechanism if needed (Instructor's permission is needed PRIOR to performing this step)

you lubricate the fifth wheel (to include the trailer contact surface, bracket support fittings, cam track and pivot, sliding fifth wheel rack and slide path)

you remove the fifth wheel from truck chassis

you disassemble the fifth wheel

you inspect all fifth wheel parts for reuseability

you reassemble the fifth wheel

you check the fifth wheel operation/adjustment using a lock tester

you adjust the fifth wheel locking mechanism if needed (Instructor's permission is needed PRIOR to performing this step)

you select the proper tools and equipment

you follow all personal and environmental safety practices

you perform preventive maintenance on fifth wheel units

you perform inspection and required maintenance according to the manufacturers recommendations

you perform the preventive maintenance according to DOT and industry standards for vehicle and equipment preventive maintenance inspections

inspection and required maintenance includes the completed necessary forms

List of repairs needed includes a completed repair order (to include: Customer Info., Unit #, VIN, Make/Model, Miles/Hours, Tech Name, Date, Complaint, Cause, Correction, Time In, Time Out, & Total Hours)

List of repairs needed is neat, clean, and evidences correct grammar

List of repairs needed is organized into the same areas as the Service and Inspection Form

List of repairs needed is accurate and contains relevant details

List of repairs needed is brief yet provides a clear and concise explanation of the needed repair

List of repairs needed is verbally discussed with instructor and/or customer

Repair order includes a description of all adjustments, services, and/or repairs performed

Repair order includes critical measurements (to include specifications, torque values, and measurements)

Repair order with work performed begins each statement with an action verb

Repair order with work performed evidences correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling

Repair order with work performed is typed

through written objective examination

by performing electrical/electronic system inspections and maintenance

by submitting a list of needed repairs

by submitting a completed repair order

Electrical/Electronic System Inspection includes battery and starting systems inspection (including all components)

Electrical/Electronic System Inspection includes charging system inspection (including all components)

Electrical/Electronic System Inspection includes lighting system inspection (including all components)

List of repairs needed includes a completed repair order (to include: Customer Info., Unit #, VIN, Make/Model, Miles/Hours, Tech Name, Date, Complaint, Cause, Correction, Time In, Time Out, & Total Hours)

List of repairs needed is neat, clean, and evidences correct grammar

List of repairs needed is organized into the same areas as the Service and Inspection Form

List of repairs needed is accurate and contains relevant details

List of repairs needed is brief yet provides a clear and concise explanation of the needed repair

List of repairs needed is verbally discussed with instructor and/or customer

Repair order includes a description of all adjustments, services, and/or repairs performed

Repair order includes critical measurements (to include specifications, torque values, and measurements)

Repair order with work performed begins each statement with an action verb

Repair order with work performed evidences correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling

Repair order with work performed is typed

through written objective examination

by submitting the diesel fuel system schematic

by submitting the diesel fuel system summary

by performing diesel engine fuel system inspections and maintenance

you identify and locate the different components make up a diesel engine fuel system and explain their function

you trace fuel flow through a diesel engine fuel system

you perform inspections and preventive maintenance on diesel engine fuel systems

Diesel Engine Fuel System Schematic includes an identification of all fuel system components starting at the inlet and ending at the fuel nozzle/injector (to include the fuel tank, fuel suction lines, primary fuel filter, fuel transfer pump, fuel hand priming pump-if equipped, fuel low pressure lines, secondary fuel filter, injection pump, high pressure fuel lines, nozzles/injectors, return fuel lines)

Diesel Engine Fuel System Schematic evidences correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling

Diesel Engine Fuel System Schematic includes a color legend and coding for the suction system-blue, low pressure-green, high pressure-red, and return-yellow

Diesel Engine Fuel System Schematic is well organized

Diesel Engine Fuel System Schematic is presented attractively and neatly

Diesel Engine Fuel System Summary includes an identification of the system type (mechanical or electronic)

Diesel Engine Fuel System Summary includes a list of all components in the entire fuel system starting with the tank and ending with fuel nozzle/injector

Diesel Engine Fuel System Summary includes a description of the necessary inspection and maintenance tasks associated with each component in the fuel system

Diesel Engine Fuel System Summary evidences correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling

Diesel Engine Fuel System Summary is typed

Diesel Engine Fuel System Maintenance includes checking the engine for fuel leaks(engine off)

Diesel Engine Fuel System Maintenance includes inspecting fuel tanks, mountings, lines, caps, and vents

Diesel Engine Fuel System Maintenance includes draining water and sediment from the bottom of the fuel tank(s)

Diesel Engine Fuel System Maintenance includes cleaning the fuel filter area before removing filter

Diesel Engine Fuel System Maintenance includes proper removal procedure for fuel filter(s)

Diesel Engine Fuel System Maintenance includes containing any lost or spilled fuel

Diesel Engine Fuel System Maintenance includes proper replacement procedure for fuel filter(s)

Diesel Engine Fuel System Maintenance includes proper procedure for priming the fuel system

Diesel Engine Fuel System Maintenance includes proper procedure for bleeding the fuel system

Diesel Engine Fuel System Maintenance includes starting the engine, checking for proper engine operation, and inspecting for any leaks

Diesel Engine Fuel System Maintenance includes proper disposal of fuel filter(s) and any excess fuel

you select the proper tools and equipment

you follow all personal and environmental safety practices

through written objective examination

by performing diesel engine cooling system inspections and maintenance

by performing diesel engine belts and hoses inspection and maintenance

by performing diesel engine water/coolant pump maintenance

you identify the different types of coolants used in the diesel industry

you identify and locate the different components that are in a diesel cooling system

you explain the function of the components in a diesel cooling system

you trace coolant flow through a diesel engine cooling system

Cooling System Maintenance worksheet includes vehicle information

Cooling System Maintenance worksheet includes the cooling system capacity

Cooling System Maintenance worksheet includes the identification of the cooling system filter

Cooling System Maintenance worksheet includes a pressure test of the cooling system and cap with written results and recommendations

Cooling System Maintenance worksheet includes the identification of a leak (if any) and a determination of its cause

Cooling System Maintenance worksheet includes the freeze point test results

Cooling System Maintenance worksheet includes the Nitrite level test results

Cooling System Maintenance worksheet includes the quantity of additive to correct Nitrite level

Cooling System Maintenance worksheet includes answers to diesel engine cooling system questions

Cooling System Maintenance worksheet is completed according to manufacturer recommendations

Cooling System Maintenance worksheet is completed and equipment or vehicle is returned to service

Cooling System Maintenance worksheet is complete

Cooling System Maintenance worksheet is neat and clean

you select the proper tools and equipment

you follow all personal and environmental safety practices

Water Pump, Belts and Hoses worksheet includes inspection of water pump and written repair recommendations

Water Pump, Belts and Hoses worksheet includes belt(s) inspection

Water Pump, Belts and Hoses worksheet includes proper removal, installation, and adjustment

Water Pump, Belts and Hoses worksheet is completed according to manufacturer recommendations

Water Pump, Belts and Hoses worksheet is completed and equipment or vehicle is returned to service

Water Pump, Belts and Hoses worksheet is clean and neat

you select the proper tools and equipment

you follow all personal and environmental safety practices

through written objective examination

by writing a summary of an online training course

by interpreting an oil analysis report

through the completion of an engine oil data report

by performing diesel engine lubrication system inspections and maintenance

Summary includes the key points to include: The impact of EPA 2007 legislations for on-road, heavy duty diesel vehicle designs

Summary includes the key points to include: The impact of changing vehicle designs on oil formulations

Summary includes the key points to include: The benefits of API CJ-4 lubricants

Summary includes only relevant and necessary details

Summary evidences correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling

Summary is typed AND minimum of 1/2 page in length

Oil Analysis interpretation includes an identification of acceptable, marginal, and high wear particles and contamination in oil

Oil Analysis interpretation includes potential engine wear points

Oil Analysis interpretation includes potential problem areas and cause

Oil Analysis interpretation includes suggested solutions to prevent the problems in the future

Engine Oil Data Report includes a copy of the Technical Data Sheet pertaining to the oil being investigated

Engine Oil Data Report includes the manufacturer of the engine oil

Engine Oil Data report includes a brief (paragraph) product description of the engine oil

Engine Oil Data Report includes the API service category of the engine oil and a description a description of this API service category based on the classification system

Engine Oil Data Report includes an identification of the viscosity rating of engine oil and what temperature(s) this viscosity is tested at

Engine Oil Data Report includes the diesel engine applications this oil should be used in

Engine Oil Data Report includes the viscosity rating of the engine oil

Engine Oil Data Report includes a list of 3 features/benefits of the engine oil

Engine Oil Data Report includes a determination if the oil should be used in a gasoline engine

Engine Oil Data Report includes additional specifications and approvals of the oil

Engine Oil Data Report includes a definition of the "W" represents in "5W20"

Engine Oil Data Report includes the values to the following physical characteristics/properties of the oil (to include: neutralization number-TBN, flash point, and sulfated ash percentage)

Engine Oil Data Report includes correct grammar, punctuation, spelling

Engine Oil Data Report is neat and legible

You determine the lubricant viscosity specification prior to draining the engine oil

You obtain the proper quantity and part number(s) oil filter(s) prior to draining the engine oil

You warm the engine oil prior to draining

You determine the engine oil sump capacity prior to draining

You acquire the necessary drain pans and tools prior to draining

You follow the manufacturers specifications for draining the engine crankcase oil

You visually inspect oil for coolant or fuel contamination

You inspect and clean magnetic oil drain plug

You take a "midstream" engine oil sample

You install and tighten the oil drain plug to proper manufacturer torque specifications

You remove the oil filter(s) with an oil filter wrench

You cut the filter open with the proper filter cutting tool

You examine the oil filter for metal debris

You clean the sealing surface(s) of the filter(s) mounting base and ensure that all old filter gasket is removed

You apply CLEAN engine oil to the new oil filter gasket

You install the new oil filter(s) and tighten until the filter gasket contacts the base

You tighten the oil filter by hand according to the instructions that are shown on the filter

You do NOT overtighten the oil filter

You label the filter with date and current odometer or hourmeter reading for future reference

You clean and remove the oil filler cap

You fill the crankcase with the proper amount of oil according to the manufacturer operation and maintenance manual

You crank the engine at no longer than 30 second intervals to fill all filters before starting

You start and run the engine at "LOW IDLE" for two minutes to ensure the lubrication system has oil and that the filters are full.

You inspect the oil drain plug and filter(s) for oil leaks.

You stop the engine and allow the oil to drain back to the sump for a minimum of 10 minutes

You dispose of all used waste oil and filters according to local regulations

You clean and return all tools to their respective areas

You print legibly in ALL necessary components of oil sample label

You remove the oil level gauge in order to check the oil level

You adjust the oil level to maintain the level between the "ADD" and "FULL" marks on the oil level gauge

You complete a "NEXT SERVICE DUE" notification and apply to vehicle

You complete a work order and list of needed repairs

You select the proper tools and equipment

You follow all personal and environmental safety practices

through written objective examination

by submitting the Diesel Engine Air Induction and Exhaust Systems schematic

by submitting the Diesel Engine Air Induction and Exhaust System summary

by performing a diesel engine air induction and exhaust system preventive maintenance inspection

you identify and locate the various components that make up a diesel engine air induction system and explain their function

you identify and locate the various components that make up a diesel engine exhaust system and explain their function

you trace air flow through a diesel engine air induction and exhaust system

you perform inspections and preventive maintenance on diesel engine air induction and exhaust systems

Diesel Eng. Air Induction & Exhaust System Schematic includes an identification of all air intake system components starting at the inlet and ending at the intake manifold ( to include air cleaner system, intake ducting/piping and clamps, turbocharger and turbocharger controls, intercooler, aftercooler, or charge air cooler circuit, intake manifold, and valve porting of one cylinder)

Diesel Eng. Air Induction & Exhaust System Schematic includes an identification of all exhaust system components starting at the outlet of the exhaust system at the engine block and ending at the outlet of the exhaust system pipe ( to include the valve configuration of one cylinder, exhaust manifold, turbocharger and turbocharger controls, exhaust piping, pyrometer, engine silencer, and catalytic converter)

Diesel Eng. Air Induction & Exhaust System Schematic includes the location in which Air Inlet Restriction (AIR) is measured

Diesel Eng. Air Induction & Exhaust System Schematic includes the location in which Exhaust Back Pressure (EBP) is measured

Diesel Eng. Air Induction & Exhaust System Schematic evidences correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling

Diesel Eng. Air Induction & Exhaust System Schematic is well organized

Diesel Eng. Air Induction & Exhaust System Schematic is presented attractively and neatly

Diesel Eng. Air Induction & Exhaust System Summary includes a list of all components in the entire air inlet and exhaust system starting with air inlet and ending with exhaust outlet

Diesel Eng. Air Induction & Exhaust System Summary includes a description of the necessary inspection and maintenance tasks associated with each component in the air inlet and exhaust system

Diesel Eng. Air Induction & Exhaust System Summary evidences correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling

Diesel Eng. Air Induction & Exhaust System Summary is typed

Diesel Eng. Air Induction & Exhaust System Summary includes correct answers to questions associated with air inlet and exhaust system inspection and maintenance

you perform an initial air induction and exhaust system inspection with the engine off

you inspect the air inlet precleaner if equipped

you service the air inlet precleaner if equipped

you measure and record the air inlet restriction (A.I.R)

you inspect the air filter housing(s) for damage and defects

you service or replace the air filter(s)

you label the new filter(s) with the date and current odometer/hourmeter reading for future reference

you inspect the air induction piping, hoses, clamps, and mountings from the air filter housing to the turbocharger (to intake manifold on N/A engine) for restrictions, leaks, and damage

you inspect the turbocharger for leaks, proper mounting, and connections

you inspect the turbocharger lubricating oil inlet and outlet lines for damage, leaks or restrictions to oil flow

you inspect the air induction piping, hoses, and clamps from the turbocharger to the aftercooler, intercooler, or charge air cooler

you inspect the charge air cooler for restrictions, damage, or debris buildup and clean if needed

you inspect the air induction piping, hoses, and clamps from the charge air cooler to the intake manifold

you inspect the intake manifold for proper mounting and leaks

you inspect the exhaust manifold for proper mounting and leaks

you inspect the exhaust system piping and clamps from the exhaust manifold/turbocharger to the exhaust pipe raincap for looseness, leaks, damage, or restriction

you inspect the exhaust system components to include the exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) system and after treatment system devices, if equipped

you inspect and service the crankcase ventilation system

you perform the air induction and exhaust system inspection on necessary components with the engine running

you check and verify the correct operation of the engine compression/exhaust brake

you reset the filter air inlet restriction (A.I.R.) indicator

you complete a work order and a list of needed repairs

you select the proper tools and equipment

you follow all personal and environmental safety practices

by performing a vehicle inspection

by completing the Preventive Maintenance Service and Inspection Form

by submitting a list of needed repairs from the Preventive Maintenance Service and Inspection Form

by submitting a completed repair order

you select the proper tools and equipment

you follow all personal and environmental safety practices

you perform preventive maintenance inspections on vehicles and equipment and determine needed repairs

you complete required repair orders and inspection forms

you comply with DOT and industry standards for vehicle and equipment preventive maintenance inspections

Preventive Maintenance Service and Inspection Form is completed according to industry standards

Preventive Maintenance Service and Inspection Form includes customer/fleet information, date, time in/out, repair order number, vehicle number, make, model, odometer/hourmeter, VIN/PIN, and distance since last PMI

Preventive Maintenance Service and Inspection Form includes damage inspection (including all components)

Preventive Maintenance Service and Inspection Form includes initial drive in inspection (including all components)

Preventive Maintenance Service and Inspection Form includes tires and wheels inspection (including all components)

Preventive Maintenance Service and Inspection Form includes left side top of vehicle inspection (including all components)

Preventive Maintenance Service and Inspection Form includes right side top of vehicle inspection (including all components)

Preventive Maintenance Service and Inspection Form includes under vehicle inspection (including all components)

Preventive Maintenance Service and Inspection Form includes engine compartment inspection (including all components)

Preventive Maintenance Service and Inspection Form includes alignment inspection (including all components) (instructor discretion)

Preventive Maintenance Service and Inspection Form includes road test inspection (including all components) (instructor discretion)

Preventive Maintenance Service and Inspection Form is complete

Preventive Maintenance Service and Inspection Form is neat and clean

Preventive Maintenance Service and Inspection Form is accompanied by a separate list of repairs required

List of repairs required is neat, clean, and evidences correct grammar

List of repairs required is organized into the same areas as the Service and Inspection Form

List of repairs required is accurate and contains relevant details

List of repairs required is verbally discussed with instructor and/or customer

by performing an inspection

by submitting completed DOT Annual Vehicle Inspection Report

by submitting a list of Out-of-Service violations

by submitting a completed repair order

you select the proper tools and equipment

you follow all personal and environmental safety practices

you explain DOT out of service criteria

you meet DOT and industry standards for performing vehicle DOT inspections

inspection form includes the date, fleet number, motor carrier operator, address, city, state, zip code, vehicle type, inspector's name, a vehicle identification

inspection form includes checked brake system (including all components)

inspection form includes checked coupling devices (including all components)

inspection form includes checked exhaust system (including all components)

inspection form includes checked fuel system (including all components)

inspection form includes checked lighting devices (including all components)

inspection form includes checked safe loading (including all components)

inspection form includes checked steering mechanism (including all components)

inspection form includes checked suspension (including all components)

inspection form includes checked frame (including all components)

inspection form includes checked tires (including all components)

inspection form includes checked wheels and rims (including all components)

inspection form includes checked windshield glazing (including all components)

inspection form includes checked windshield wipers (including all components)

inspection form includes checked any other condition which may prevent safe operation of the vehicle

inspection form is complete

inspection form is neat and clean

List of Out-of-Service violations includes items according to inspection criteria

you complete the initial identification information

you inspect the engine compartment fluids

you inspect the engine intake system

you inspect the engine belts

you inspect the steering system

you measure the applied brake stroke on the forward drive axle

you inspect for air brake system air leaks

you inspect for entire vehicle fluid leaks

you inspect the vehicle lighting system (omitting reverse light)

you inspect the tire and wheel assemblies

your inspection form is neat and legible (zero points will be given for  answers that cannot be read

you indicate YES or NO if needed repairs are an Appendix G criteria violation and site the specific criteria  statement(5pts/area)

you complete the entire inspection with no safety violations

through a written objective examination

by preparing and giving a presentation on the need for a good preventive maintenance program

you explain the need for a good preventive maintenance program

presentation introduction is motivating and enthusiastic

presentation introduction includes the business name, description of the type of business, and organizational chart

presentation includes the business preventive maintenance inspection philosophy

presentation provides a description of business preventive maintenance inspection schedule and activities

presentation addresses how the business does inspections, the services they offer, the different levels of inspection, cost savings (fleets) or costs to customers (non-fleet)

presentation displays inspection checklist(s) used and shows their relevance to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (Part 393 & Appendix G)

presentation addresses business guidelines or policies for those performing preventive maintenance inspections and/or Periodic Inspections

presentation provides an overview or the materials, tooling, and facilities needed to conduct inspections at this business

presentation includes a conclusion

presenter uses appropriate eye contact/gestures

presenter uses acceptable/appropriate language

presenter stayed within time limits

presenter uses visual media resources

presentation includes participation of ALL team members

presenter responds to questions