Forklift certification Certification Forklift certification Pre-Operation Inspections 2

Question 1

When must a pre-operation inspection of a forklift be performed?

Accepted Answer

At the start of each shift before use

Answer

Once a week

Answer

Only after a repair

Answer

Once a month

Question 2

During a pre-shift check, a leaking hydraulic hose is discovered. What should the operator do?

Accepted Answer

Tag the truck out of service and report it

Answer

Top off the fluid and keep working

Answer

Wrap tape around the hose

Answer

Use it only for light loads

Question 3

Which part of the pre-operation inspection is done with the engine OFF?

Accepted Answer

Checking fluid levels and tires

Answer

Testing the horn

Answer

Testing the brakes

Answer

Checking the steering

Question 4

What condition of the forks would make a forklift unsafe to operate?

Accepted Answer

Visible cracks or bends

Answer

Slightly dusty surface

Answer

Faded paint

Answer

A manufacturer's stamp

Question 5

Why should the operator check tire condition before use?

Accepted Answer

Because worn or damaged tires affect stability and traction

Answer

To improve fuel economy only

Answer

To make the truck look better

Answer

It is not required

Question 6

What should be verified about the data plate during inspection?

Accepted Answer

That it is present and legible

Answer

That it is painted over

Answer

That it is removed for cleaning

Answer

That it lists the operator's name

Question 7

If the horn does not work during the operational check, the operator should:

Accepted Answer

Remove the truck from service until repaired

Answer

Operate anyway and shout warnings

Answer

Only use it outdoors

Answer

Ignore it if visibility is good