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Forklift Pre-Operation Checklist Fluid levels -- oil, water, and hydraulic fluid. Leaks, cracks or any other visible defect including hydraulic hoses and mast chains. Tire condition and pressure including cuts and gouges. Condition of the forks, including the top clip retaining pin and heel. Load backrest extension.
What should an operator inspect during the visual pre-use check? General condition and cleanliness. Floor clear of objects that could cause an incident. Overhead no obstructions. Nearby objects to avoid as you drive away. Fire extinguisher present and charged.
Federal OSHA requires that forklift vehicles have to be inspected at least daily, or after each shift when used around the clock. You will find this requirement in the Powered Industrial Truck standard at 1910.178(q)(7).
Wheels and tires check for wear, damage, and air pressure, if pneumatic tires. Forks forks not bent or at different heights; no cracks present; positioning latches in good working condition; carriage teeth not broken, chipped or worn. Chain anchor pins not worn, loose or bent.
What should an operator inspect during the visual pre-use check? General condition and cleanliness. Floor clear of objects that could cause an incident. Overhead no obstructions. Nearby objects to avoid as you drive away. Fire extinguisher present and charged.
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This examination is required daily or after each shift if the trucks are used on a round-the-clock basis. ANSI B56. 1 - 1993 Safety Standard for Low and High Lift Trucks has specific procedures for inspecting and repairing of forks in service on forklift trucks at section 6.2.
Daily or Pre-Operational Forklift Inspections General state and any obvious damage. Tyres. Engine oil level. Hydraulic fluid level. Safety features (brakes, lights, alarms, sensors) Battery. Nuts, bolts, and chains. Hydraulic systems.
Forklift inspections are essential in any warehouse or material handling setting. OSHA requires that forklifts are inspected at least daily. If the machine is in continuous use, it must be inspected at each operator change. Generally, this occurs after each shift.
Daily or Pre-Operational Forklift Inspections General state and any obvious damage. Tyres. Engine oil level. Hydraulic fluid level. Safety features (brakes, lights, alarms, sensors) Battery. Nuts, bolts, and chains. Hydraulic systems.
Federal OSHA requires that forklift vehicles have to be inspected at least daily, or after each shift when used around the clock. You will find this requirement in the Powered Industrial Truck standard at 1910.178(q)(7). OSHA does not require that forklift inspections be documented.

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