Forklift safety tips
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FORKLIFT SAFETY TIPS - Health and Safety Authority
www.hsa.ieThe following forklift safety tips will help you and those you work with stay safe around forklifts. FORKLIFT SAFETY TIPS December, 2013 What is a forklift? A forklift is a powered truck used to carry, lift, stack or tier materials. They include pallet …
Forklift Accident Statistics - Safety in Numbers
www.safetyinnumbers.caforklift tips over. S Safety in Numbers – Forklifts www.safetyinnumbers.ca 2 According to OSHA in the United States, 70% of forklift accidents could have been avoided with standardized training and safety procedures. This is, in part, why Manitoba introduced mandatory training and driver certification for forklift operators. ...
Safe Forklift Operation - Occupational Safety and Health ...
www.osha.govSafety Training • Only trained and certified workers may operate a forklift. • Ensure operators are trained on types of trucks in use. Forklift Maintenance • Remove from service any forklift found to be in unsafe operating condition. • Keep forklifts …
industrial-safety-quiz - Metalphoto Of Cincinnati
mpofcinci.comForklift & Manlifts 29. If you are driving a forklift and it begins to tip over, you should A. Jump out immediately B. Stay in the vehicle with your seatbelt unfastened C. Stay in the vehicle with your seatbelt fastened D. Stand up with a tight grip on the steering wheel 30. A forklift or industrial truck is unattended if the operator is: A.
Vehicle Backing Safety Fact Sheet
www.tdi.texas.govbacking safety training can reduce the chances of collisions and . save companies millions of dollars. in damages, lawsuits, and insurance costs. In addition to the steps mentioned above, the following tips can provide extra safety when backing large vehicles and vehicles with trailers. • Use the steering wheel as a visual reminder.
Forklift Safety Printable - Online Safety Training
wisha-training.lni.wa.govWashington State forklift accidents & citations The 5 most common citations by L & I safety inspectors involving forklifts in last th ree years (2007 – 2009) were as follows: 1. Lack of training 2. No seatbelt or not using seatbelt 3. No inspection of the forklift for defects 4. Modification of forklift without manufacturer’s approval 5.
Use lift trucks safely
www.hse.gov.ukHealth and Safety Executive Using lift trucks safely Page 2 of 3 ensure you are properly trained, competent and authorised to operate the lift truck with the attachment being used. Never: lift loads greater than the capacity of the lift truck; move a load that appears unsuitable or unstable (including on a damaged pallet); travel with a bulky load which blocks your view;