Forklift certification Certification Forklift Pre-Operational Inspection 2

Question 1

When should a forklift pre-operational inspection be performed?

Accepted Answer

At the start of each shift before use

Answer

Once per week

Answer

Only after a repair

Answer

Once per month

Question 2

What should you do if you find a defect during the pre-operational inspection?

Accepted Answer

Tag it out of service and report it

Answer

Use it carefully anyway

Answer

Fix it yourself while operating

Answer

Ignore minor issues

Question 3

Which fluid level is NOT typically checked during a forklift inspection?

Accepted Answer

Windshield washer fluid

Answer

Engine oil

Answer

Hydraulic fluid

Answer

Radiator coolant

Question 4

During the inspection, what indicates a possible hydraulic leak?

Accepted Answer

Wet or oily spots under the mast

Answer

A fully charged battery

Answer

Properly inflated tires

Answer

Clean forks

Question 5

What part of the inspection ensures the operator can safely stop the forklift?

Accepted Answer

Service and parking brake test

Answer

Horn test

Answer

Seat adjustment

Answer

Mirror cleaning

Question 6

Why should the forks be inspected for cracks and bends?

Accepted Answer

Because damaged forks can fail and drop loads

Answer

To improve fuel economy

Answer

To reduce noise

Answer

To make them look new

Question 7

The overhead guard on a forklift should be inspected to confirm it is:

Accepted Answer

Free of cracks, bends, and secure

Answer

Painted a bright color

Answer

Removable for tight spaces

Answer

Equipped with a light