Forklift Safety
What must an operator wear he or she is operating a sit-down (counter-balance)?
What is a Seatbelt?
What secures a trailer to the dock?
What is a Dock lock/restraint?
What body parts are injured most often in warehouses?
What are hands and fingers?
What does the term “Yellow Brick Road” refer to at the PPLC
What is the Pedestrian Walkways
What should be kept close to the body when lifting?
What is the Load?
What is the system used that allows colleagues to log into a forklift?
What is iWarehouse?
What should be inspected before entering a trailer?
What is the Trailer condition?
What PPE protects hands when using a utility knife?
What are Cut Resistant Gloves
What should forklift operators do at intersection?
What is Slow Down and Sound Horn?
What should you avoid when lifting?
What is Twisting?
What is the safest position for forks while traveling without a load?
What is 4-6 inches off the floor?
What is the hazard at an open dock door?
What is a Fall Hazard?
What common wooden pallet hazard can injure fingers?
What are Splinters?
What is the warehouse speed limit designed to reduce?
What is a Collision?
When should a team lift be used?
What are Heavy or Awkward Loads?
What is the center of gravity shift that can cause a forklift to tip called?
What is the Stability triangle?
What equipment bridges the gap between trailer and dock?
What is a Dock Plate?
Why should hands be kept away from moving machine parts?
What is an Amputation Hazard?
Why is eye contact important between pedestrians and forklift operators?
What is Confirm Awareness?
What type of injury can result from repetitive motions?
What are Musculoskeletal Disorders?
If a load blocks the operator's forward view, how should the forklift be driven?
What is in reverse (when safe to do so).
What is trailer creep?
What is the Trailer moving away from the dock?
What is the best control for pinch-point hazards?
What are Engineering Controls and Guarding?
What is the primary goal of traffic management programs?
What is Separate Pedestrians and vehicles?
This ergonomic principle recommends keeping work between knee and shoulder height when possible.
What is the Power Zone?