FORKLIFT OSHA TRAINING
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It is safe to give someone a ride on your lift truck. - ANSWER False
Lift trucks use a hydraulic cylinder attached to chains to raise and lower the forks. -
ANSWER True
Wide and long loads are more unstable than other types of loads. - ANSWER True
Before loading or unloading a trailer at a loading dock, you should: - ANSWER - Inspect
the floor of the trailer to ensure that it will support the lift truck and the load.
- Chock the wheels of the trailer.
- Make sure that dock plates, boards, and ramps are in place and secure.
You can place your hands and feet outside of the operator's compartment, as long as
your head and body are protected. - ANSWER False
Always check the air pressure in tires from the side, not by facing the tread. - ANSWER
False
The load capacity of a truck can be found on its data plate. - ANSWER True
Which of the following is NOT a type of lift truck? - ANSWER Air-cooled Powered
All industrial trucks (lift trucks) are equipped with controls which allow you to raise/lower
and tilt the forks. - ANSWER True
If the mechanism on your lift fails, you should try to repair the chains or hydraulic
system yourself. - ANSWER False
It is part of your job to complete a Daily Operator's Report after you have thoroughly
inspected your lift truck. - ANSWER True
If your truck starts to tip over: - ANSWER - Don't jump
- Stay in your seat
- Grip the wheel securely
- Brace yourself with your feet
What is wrong with this illustration? - ANSWER The truck is going down an incline,
facing it with the forks which have a load on them.
- Driving in the wrong direction
The gauge on the right is a/n: (C to H range) - ANSWER None of the above
