Asset inspections
View completed asset inspection reports to identify the defects that require maintenance.
Your drivers can report any defects or maintenance issues via the Geotab Drive. You’ll be able to review these within MyGeotab. This helps keep your fleet safe and compliant. It also helps to prevent costly repairs.
Viewing asset inspections
Learn how to review asset inspections in MyGeotab.
- Navigate to in the main menu.
- Select a date range for your data.
- Select an option to run the report by (All, Only Defective, Only Repaired, Only Certified, or Repaired and Certified).
- Select whether you want to include archived data.
- Select the assets you want to view using the Assets dropdown.
- Select the trailers you want to include in the report.
- Click Apply.
Resolving defects in asset inspections
Learn how to resolve a defect found during an asset inspection after repairs are complete.
- Navigate to in the main menu.
- Use the Filters menu to find your desired asset inspection and click Apply.
- Select the asset inspection from the list.
- On the Edit Inspection page, select the appropriate Repair status under Defects.
- Enter any details you want to include in the Repair remarks field.
- Check that the information displayed in the Repair signed by field is correct. Use the dropdown menu to select a different user if necessary.
- Click Save.
Printing inspection reports
You can print individual asset inspection reports in MyGeotab or opt to print reports in bulk.
- Navigate to in the main menu.
- Use the Filters menu to find your desired asset inspections and click Apply.
- Select the reports you want to print:
- To print an individual asset inspection report, select the report from the list and click Print on the Edit Inspection page.
- To mass print asset inspection reports, select the reports you want to print on the Asset Inspection page using the checkboxes beside the report name and click Mass print.
- Select your print preferences and click Print.
Defect lists
Defect lists allow you to tailor your asset inspections to the specific needs of your fleet.
When completing asset inspections, drivers use defect lists to identify issues that require repairs. MyGeotab provides a default defect list that is suitable for most vehicles. You can also create custom defect lists that allow you to address unique needs for your fleet.
Major: Serious defects that pose a significant safety risk to drivers. Major defects must be resolved before another asset inspection can be performed on the asset.
Minor: Defects that require attention but do not present an immediately safety hazard. Minor defects must be resolved before another asset inspection can be performed on the asset.
Unregulated: Defects that are not related to federal compliance and do not compromise driver safety. When left unresolved, unregulated defects automatically carry over to the next inspection.
You can view your defect lists by navigating to in the main menu and clicking Defect Lists at the top of the page.
Editing defect lists
You can edit existing defect lists to customize them to your needs.
- Navigate to in the main menu and click Defect Lists at the top of the page.
- Select the defect list you want to edit from the list.
- Make your edits:
- Use the + button to add additional defects to a category.
- Use the Pencil icon to edit an existing defect or category.
- Use the X icon to remove an existing defect or category.
- Use the toggle to enable or disable Other as an available defect for each category.
- Add additional parts using the Parts and defects field. Select Required to make the part a required sign off for drivers before they can submit the inspection.
- Click Save.
Adding custom defect lists
Learn how to create custom defect lists to meet the needs of your fleet.
- Navigate to Maintenance > Asset Inspection in the main menu.
- Click the Defect lists button.
- On the Defect Lists page, click the Add button.
- Fill in the Name field, and select the applicable groups to display the defect list for those vehicles.
- Select whether the list applies to devices, trailers, or both.
- In the Parts and defects field, enter the name of a part and click Add part.
- Click the + button to add specific defects to each part.
- Continue adding parts and defects until you have completed your list, then click Save.