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Jungheinrich Pneumatic Tire Forklift Tucson

Jungheinrich Pneumatic Tire Forklift Tucson

Inspecting your Fork Truck for Safety

Like any industrial machine, the fork truck must be utilized carefully. Though, unlike an automobile, steering is done on the rear wheel giving the machine a different center of balance. Anybody utilizing a fork truck and everyone working within the vicinity of this particular equipment should know safe operating measures and workplace safety guidelines.



Safe operation of a forklift prior to utilizing it will involve a visual inspection. Fluid leaks and worn tires are potential dangers that an operator needs to inspect. The lifts, forks and the overhead guard must be carefully inspected. The safety handle must be used when the forklift is being mounted.



The alarms, lights and horns should be inspected to ensure that they are operating properly. Monitors and gauges should be adjusted correctly. Safety belt should be fastened and seat adjusted prior to starting the truck.



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



The operator must always sit in the cage enclosure and keep all parts of the body inside the vehicle to prevent any possibility of injury. The forks should be kept several inches above the floor while driving. Never raise or lower lifts when you are driving or the truck can become unstable. Do not allow 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 a good idea to sound the horn periodically and before proceeding when operating in aisles. That way, you will warn any approaching individual to your presence.

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