Which scenario should the driver/MPO address when performing weekly maintenance?

When performing weekly maintenance, confirming fluid levels is vital for the proper operation of the vehicle and equipment. Adequate fluid levels, including engine oil, coolant, brake fluid, and hydraulic fluids, ensure that all systems function effectively and help prevent equipment failure during operations. Regular checks of these fluids help to identify leaks, contamination, or other issues that could disrupt performance or lead to more severe mechanical problems.

In contrast, pilot testing new equipment is typically a separate process that may not occur regularly and could require special attention and protocols. Loading equipment is more related to preparation for transport or deployment rather than routine maintenance. Organizing stock usually pertains to inventory management, which, while important, is not a direct aspect of vehicle or equipment maintenance. Thus, confirming fluid levels directly supports the reliability and safety of the mobile pump operator’s responsibilities, making it the appropriate focus during weekly maintenance activities.