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There are three locations inside of RTA classic where Brake Inspections can be completed.

1. The Vehicle File

2. The Work Order Screen

3. Paperless Shop Module

Completing a Brake inspection from the Vehicle File

1. Click the “Brakes” Tab.

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2. Confirm the facility and enter the technician number of the technician completing the Brake Inspection and click “OK”.

3. The odometer and date will prefill and open the boxes at each axle to enter the brake measurments in the unit of measure you set up during system set up.

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4. When you complete adding the brake measurements for each locations you need to click “Save Brake Inspection” at the bottom.

5. Once you “Save” the inspection it will stay in the brake tab of the vehicle file for reference. As you complete more and more of them they will stack historically for easy identification of brake wear issues.

Completing a Brake Inspection from Work Order

1. Click the “Brakes” Tab.

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2. Confirm the facility and enter the technician number of the technician completing the Brake Inspection and click “OK”.

3. The odometer and date will prefill and open the boxes at each axle to enter the brake measurments in the unit of measure you set up during system set up.

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4. When you complete adding the brake measurements for each locations you need to click “Save” in the top left.

5. Once you “Save” the inspection it will stay in the brake tab of the vehicle file for reference. As you complete more and more of them they will stack historically for easy identification of brake wear issues.

Completing a Brake Inspection from Paperless Shop

1. Click the “Brakes” Tab.

2. There is no need to enter facility or technician information. It comes from the Paperless Shop log in data. The next step in Paperless is to fill in the measurements in each box.

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3. When you complete adding the brake measurements for each locations you need to click “Save” in the top left.

4. Once you “Save” the inspection it will stay in the brake tab of the vehicle file for reference. As you complete more and more of them they will stack historically for easy identification of brake wear issues.