NCR Booklets
NCR - Daily Forklift Inspection Checklist Form
Before a forklift moves a single pallet, the operator is required by OHS legislation to document a pre-use inspection. This booklet gives your team a structured, print-in-triplicate record of every check - tires, forks, mast, hydraulics, lights, horn, backup alarm, seatbelt, fuel or battery level, safety decals, and load capacity plates.
- NCR duplicate format — two copies per use
- 50 forms per booklet
- Printed and shipped from Red Deer, Alberta
- Ships Canada-wide within 2-3 business days
- Contact us for bulk order pricing
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The record forklift auditors ask for first.
What you get
- A carbonless duplicate booklet covering tires, forks, mast, hydraulics, lights, horn, backup alarm, seatbelt, fuel or battery level, and load capacity plates
- Your company logo or name printed on every form - included, upload it after adding to cart
- Sold in sets of 2, 4, 6, 8, or 10 booklets for multi-operator fleets
- A proof sent for approval before printing begins
Logo included, free.Upload your logo on this page before adding to cart, or tell us your company name and we'll print that instead. We send a proof for approval before printing begins.
Specifications
- Size
- 8.5" x 11.5" portrait or 9" x 11" landscape
- Part count
- 2-part (white/yellow, 100 pages = 50 sets) or 3-part (white/yellow/pink, 75 pages = 25 sets)
- Format
- Bound booklet for convenient field use
- Paper
- Carbonless (NCR) - no carbon paper required
- Company logo
- Included - upload at checkout, or we print your company name instead
- Origin
- Printed and shipped from Red Deer, Alberta
- Part Count
- 2-Part - white/yellow (50 sets) ($55.00) · 3-Part - white/yellow/pink (25 sets) ($69.00)
Why crews use it
- If something is flagged, it's documented; if nothing is flagged, you have proof the forklift was fit for use
- Forklift pre-use records are among the first documents a COR or SECOR auditor requests
- Shows checks are happening consistently, not just after an incident
Built for
- Warehouses, distribution centres, manufacturing facilities, construction yards
- Any operation running powered industrial trucks
- Canadian employers and safety supervisors
- HSE managers in construction, oil and gas, and utilities
- COR, SECOR, and contractor prequalification programs
Why it matters
During a COR or SECOR audit, forklift pre-use inspection records are among the first documents requested. Inspectors want to see that checks are happening consistently, not just when there's an incident - this booklet is the paper trail that demonstrates your program is working.
Common questions
Before you buy
What people ask us about the NCR - Daily Forklift Inspection Checklist Form.
Is the NCR - Daily Forklift Inspection Checklist Form shipped, or is it a download?
This is a physical product. The booklets are printed and shipped to you across Canada - unlike our document products, there is nothing to download. Shipping is calculated at checkout from the total weight of everything in your order, so adding more to the same order costs less than ordering twice.
Can we have our company logo printed on them?
Yes. You can upload your logo on this page before adding it to the cart and it is printed on the finished product.
How much is shipping?
It is worked out at checkout from the total weight of your order and where it is going, so there is no flat fee to guess at. Ordering everything together is always cheaper than placing separate orders.
Does using these satisfy an audit requirement on its own?
No. A completed booklet is evidence that the check was done and by whom, which is what an auditor asks to see - but it only carries weight when the written program behind it says the check is required and how often. If that program does not exist yet, that is the part we write.
From the team that wrote it
Field records are evidence - if the program backs them.
Duplicate booklets capture what happened on site. What an auditor wants next is the written program that required it, and proof it happens every time.