Safe Forklift Operation
Safe Forklift Operation Forklift operators and employees working around these operations are at risk of hazards such as collisions, falls, tip-overs, and struck-by conditions. Ways to prevent these hazards include: Forklift Operations • Always operate the vehicle according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
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