Forklift certification Pre-Operation Inspections Flashcards
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Which document is typically used to record findings of a forklift pre-operation inspection?
Answer: A daily inspection checklist
A daily inspection checklist documents that required items were checked and any defects found.
What should be checked about the overhead guard during inspection?
Answer: That it is secure and free of cracks or damage
The overhead guard protects the operator from falling objects and must be intact and securely attached.
An operator notices the seat belt is frayed and won't latch. The correct action is to:
Answer: Remove the truck from service until repaired
A defective seat belt is a safety hazard and the truck must not be used until it is repaired.
When checking the mast and lift chains, the operator is looking for:
Answer: Proper lubrication, and no kinks, wear, or damage
Lift chains should be properly lubricated and free of kinks, wear, or damage to lift loads safely.
Which of the following is part of the operational (engine-on) portion of the inspection?
Answer: Testing the brakes, steering, and lift controls
With the engine running, the operator tests functional systems like brakes, steering, horn, lights, and lift controls.
For a propane (LPG) forklift, what should be inspected regarding the fuel system?
Answer: The tank mounting, hoses, and connections for leaks and damage
LPG tanks, hoses, and connections must be checked for secure mounting, leaks, and damage before use.
Why is checking the load backrest extension important?
Answer: It prevents the load from falling back toward the operator
The load backrest keeps the load from tipping backward onto the operator during lifting.