Traffic Rules
What speed should forklifts generally travel indoors?
Slow / 7 mph
The frequency pre-shift inspections should be done?
Every shift
True/False You can carry passengers on a forklift?
False
The safest way to lift a load.
Evenly & secure
If someone is in your path you should.
Stop & wait
Who has the right of way at intersections?
Pedestrians
An item to check before operating.
Brakes, horn, tires, lights
How you should turn with a load.
Slow, pivot carefully
True/False – You can lift loads higher than forklift rating.
False
The first action if you notice fluid leakage.
Report
True/False – Forklifts can be driven on sidewalks.
False
If a problem is found during forklift inspection.
Tag out & report
When should horns should be used.
At intersections, blind spots
How loads should be stacked.
Stable, no overhang
True/False You can operate a forklift on ramps with heavy loads
True
(Daily Double): What must you do before entering an intersection?
Stop & look both ways
Inspections are important to
Prevent accidents
Backing up dangerous due to this.
Limited visibility
What forks need to do before lowering load.
Check area is clear
To prevent collisions in tight areas.
Slow speed, horn
The purpose of floor markings?
Traffic guidance & hazard warning
(Daily Double): Performs forklift inspections.
Operator
How far you should you stay from edges.
At least 3 feet
(Daily Double): What’s center of gravity’s effect?
Prevents tipping
Report near-misses to.
Prevent future incidents