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Forklift safety - reducing the risks

Forklift safety reducing the risksWorkplace Health and safety QueenslandForklift safety reducing the risks 2 DisclaimerThis information is for guidance only and is not to be taken as an expression of the law. It should be read in conjunction with the relevant legislation. For more information contact your local workplace health and safety authority. This publication was developed by SafeWork South Australia 2010. It has been reviewed and endorsed by Workplace Health and safety Queensland. For specific Queensland occupational health and safety requirements, refer to the: Work Health and safety Act 2011 Work Health and safety Regulation ..3 Forklift dangers ..3 About this guide ..3 Legal responsibilities ..4 Employers: reducing the risks ..4 Employees: reducing the risks ..4 Qualifications and ..4 Consultation ..5 Manufacturers and suppliers: reducing the risks ..5 Physical hazards and safety issues .. and stopping distances ..7 Sprains and strains.

This guide contains suggested checklists and practical information to help you do this. Qualifications and training To operate a forklift you must be trained and hold a relevant qualification. In some states and territories you are also required to hold a licence to operate a forklift. Check with your local workplace safety authority (see page ...

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