A clean truck is a safe truck for workers / cargo.

Your Responsibility

Tips for cleaning the truck both on the inside and outside end of day(EVERYDAY).

1. Organize moving equipment and tools.
2. Focus on Both the Outside & Inside. ...
3. Vacuum The Inside for Debris. ... Vacuuming is an easy way to make a truck look really clean.
4. Remove any garbage or large debris

5. Submit the Inspection and Inventory form everyday.  Then Upload a photo of truck cargo area.

6. Remove kinks from tie-down straps

7. See photo samples below of what truck should look like a end of day.

8. Make sure truck has supplies and tools needed for the next day.

9. Tidy Up as You Go.  Make it a Habit for Regular Cleaning.  Tidy Up as You Go.

It is important to keep the truck clean as this reflects on the company's image. The state of your truck can impact the quality of work people associate with your company. When a truck is clean, people tend to associate it with quality work being completed.  An equipment checklist is a vital piece of equipment for any business. It allows you to efficiently check the count and condition of your equipment to ensure everything is in working order before a job.

Truck Must look Like The Photos Below At End Of Each Day

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Pics Of A Organized Truck

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Clean IS A Safe Work Area

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Looks Great

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Organize Tie-Downs & ShrinkWap

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Fold Blankets

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Secure All Dollies, HandTrucks and Blankets

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ISUZU Floor is Clean

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Keep Floor Clean

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Organize The Rubber Bands

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Mattress Bags Wraped And On Top

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Secure HANDTRUCKS

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The ISUZU Truck

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Looks Great

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Organize Tools

TOP

STAND-BY

Essential tools to add to your moving tools list

• Box cutter – Having a box cutter on hand will make your life much easier after the move. You’ll be able to cut tape and open boxes quickly and efficiently without destroying the actual boxes.
• Hand truck – Finally, if moving heavy items without the help of professional movers, you’re going to need a hand truck (also called a dolly). These tools, which consist of two wheels, a ledge and a handle, are designed to make lifting and carrying heavy items easier.
• Tape – When moving to a new house, you’ll most certainly need both packing tape and duct tape. Both tapes can be used to secure moving boxes. Duct tape can also be used for repairs around the house.
• Furniture sliders – When moving to a new house, you’ll likely need to move or adjust heavy furniture. Even after the movers leave, you might decide to switch up the arrangement. This is where furniture sliders come in handy. Attaching them to the feet of your furniture will help prevent scratches to your floor and make the moving process easier.
• Tape measure – From measuring for rugs and measuring for curtains to measuring doorways and measuring furniture, there are so many different reasons why you’ll need a tape measure when you move. Make sure to get a durable tape measure that extends to at least 12 feet.
• Electric drill – A good quality cordless electric drill will come in handy for a variety of tasks, including drilling holes in the wall, assembling furniture, and installing knobs, pulls and other household hardware.
• Multi-bit screwdriver – For quick jobs, a multi-bit screwdriver is a must. This type of screwdriver comes with multiple bits and interchangeable tips that can be used for any number of tasks, including changing out hardware and tightening screws.
• Allen wrench – Need to put together furniture? You’ll likely need an Allen wrench. From dining chairs to bookshelves, most pieces of furniture require the use of an Allen wrench in order to assemble the parts. Allen wrenches are designed to screw in bolts and screws with hexagonal heads.
• Moving Blankets or Pads - If you have pieces of furniture and items that you care about, wrap everything that's precious with a moving blanket or pad. Blankets can be used to protect a couch from spills and dust and protect antiques or other fragile items. You'll find that moving blankets are pretty much indispensable when it comes to moving yourself.
• Ropes and Straps - Moving straps are another item that most people forget to include in their packing and moving supplies list. Moving straps are a great tool for carrying heavy and awkward stuff such as a big-screen television, a couch or household appliances— anything that requires more than one set of hands. Moving straps also prevent back strains and other injuries and can be used to secure items to a dolly or once they've been loaded on the truck. Ropes can be used the same way.
• ShrinkWrap

A clean truck is a safe truck for workers / cargo.