checksheets

noun
UK /ˈtʃɛkʃiːts/
US /ˈtʃɛkʃiːts/

Lists with boxes you tick to make sure everything is done.

The pilot looked at the checksheets before the plane took off.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Papers used to record whether tasks or items have been checked.

The inspector filled out the checksheets during the safety visit.

3. Documents listing questions or steps to confirm something is correct.

Students used checksheets to review their work before handing it in.

4. Printed sheets with boxes for marking completed actions in a process.

The factory keeps checksheets at each station to track quality.