Safe Operating Procedure
• Do not exceed the safe load capacity of a forklift at any time. The rated load limit shall be decreased as necessary to account for load sizes. Do not counterweight a forklift to increase its lifting capacity. See Attachment C. • Compensate for loads with an off-center point of gravity. Position the load such that the distance from the ...
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