Forklift training questions
Truck drivers
Supervisors
Any employee who is on duty
Trained and authorized workers
Only the operator
The operator plus any two authorized operators
Up to three if reasonable hand holds are available
There is no pre-determined limit
Hourly
Weekly
Every shift
Monthly
The largest forklift
Pedestrians
Forklifts approaching from the right
Forklifts in the main aisle
Check that the rear wheels have been chocked
Raise the forks high enough to clear the dock plate
Turn on available lighting
High enough to clear any bumps on the floor
2 to 4 inches if possible
Low enough to see over
High enough to see under
Back down when loaded
Back up when loaded
Always back down
Use your own judgement
As soon as possible
At the next scheduled maintenance time
Before the unit is used
At the end of your shift
Whenever there is sufficient clearance
Whenever you know the floor to be free of bumps
Whenever it improves your visibility
Never
The dock supervisor
The forklift operator
The truck driver
Whoever the company designates
Qualifies the operator for that type of vehicle
Is sufficient for all company forklifts
Should be done every three years
Should be done every five years
Monthly
Yearly
Every three years
For debris that may fall off
To be sure that the fork position is correct
Never get under a raised load
Whenever you feel it is necessary
Tips over or falls off loading dock
Stalls
Isn't warming up
True
False
Inside the truck
Outside the truck
Wherever it's most comfortable
True
False
Gets out to check for traffic
Slows down
Stops
Only authorized employees can ride on the truck forks
No person can ride directly on truck forks
Any employee can ride directly on truck forks when they're empty
Off-site garages
The area where the forklift is used
Special ventilated areas with no fire or ignition sources
True
False
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