GUIDELINES FOR SNOWMOBILE TRAIL
           GROOMER OPERATOR TRAINING


A Resource Guide for Trail Grooming Managers and Equipment Operators:


Chapter 8 - Groomer & Club Forms
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The importance of keeping accurate and complete records of all aspects of a grooming program cannot be overemphasized. Good records are an important management tool, promote adherence to procedures, and may help limit liability should problems occur.

It is the responsibility of everyone to keep records. As pointed out in Chapter Five, a good preventive maintenance program is an important safety management tool, so keeping good records is a must.

A cavalier attitude by any person toward not performing good recordkeeping that facilitates preventative maintenance should not be tolerated.
At the same time, if records are kept they should be used! Be sure that records are used to analyze the performance of the grooming program and as a yardstick to measure improvements.

Don’t just "file’em and forget’em."

Several sample forms are provided to help grooming managers and operators with the important task of record keeping. Every form has a specific purpose, although not every example may be pertinent to every area.

The samples should be used by grooming managers to build a form that best fits their area and needs. The following sample forms are included:

• Weekly Grooming Schedule
• Daily Grooming Log
• Vehicle/Equipment Report
• Monthly Maintenance Records (can be copied on
   back side of Vehicle Report)
• Grooming Equipment Maintenance Requests
• Corrective Action Request
• Groomer Operator Training Record

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Weekly Grooming Schedule


         
      Daily Grooming Log


       
Vehicle & Equipment Report

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