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Jungheinrich Pneumatic Tire Forklift Sacramento

Jungheinrich Pneumatic Tire Forklift Sacramento

Inspecting your Fork Truck for Safety

Similar to any industrial machine, the fork truck must be used carefully. However, not like an automobile, steering is done on the back wheel giving the machinery a different center of balance. Anybody working in the vicinity of a fork truck and anybody operating this particular equipment has to know workplace safety guidelines and safe operating measures.



Safe operation of a fork truck first includes checking the truck before using it. Operators should inspect for potential dangers such as worn tires and fuel leaks. The lifts, forks and the overhead guard should be thoroughly inspected. The safety handle must be used when the forklift is being mounted.



The horns, alarms and lights must be checked to guarantee that they are operating properly. Monitors and gauges must be adjusted correctly. Safety belt must be fastened and seat adjusted before starting the truck.



To prevent tipping the equipment, take turns cautiously and always choose the low rate speed when driving. If the load blocks the vision of the driver, the truck should be driven in reverse gear. Always be aware of the location of any pedestrians and obstacles while driving.



in order to avoid any chance of injury, the driver must always sit within the cage enclosure and keep all the body parts inside. The forks must be kept several inches above the ground when driving. Never lower or raise lifts when you are driving or the truck might become unstable. Do not permit anyone to walk under lift when the engines are running.



Stopping at intersections and watching for approaching traffic are basics for driving safely. It is really a great idea to sound the horn before proceeding as well as occasionally when operating within aisles. That way, you would warn any approaching individual to your presence.

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