叉车培训(TianjinForkliftTraining).pptVIP

1. Who Can Operate a Forklift 2. Do We Need Forklift Training 3. Types of Forklifts 4. Forklift vs. Automobiles 5. Forklift Inspections 6. Name Plate Data 7. Forklift Controls 8. Making a Lift 9. Driving the Forklift 10. Stacking Materials 11. Refueling/Battery Change 12. Forklift Safety A Written Test Follows This Training! Operators MUST be physically able to drive the forklift safely. Operators MUST have attended Forklift Safety Training. Forklift Operators MUST Drive Safely!!! What must you do with your Forklift Operators License? 100 deaths in the U.S. each year. 95,000 forklift injuries each year. So, YES we do need forklift training. Training requirements Initial Forklift Safety Training - Required prior to operating a forklift. Refresher Training - Every 3 years or if you have an incident. Written Test A written test is used to prove that you understand the material. Driving Test A driving test is required to demonstrate that you can safely control the forklift. Similarities Both require mental concentration to operate. Both have unique operating conditions. (steering, braking) Both have blind spots. Both can be very dangerous. Differences Turning radius. Lines of vision. Forks stick out in front of forklift. Forklifts steer with the rear wheels. The rear swings wide around turns. You Must Inspect the Forklift Prior to Use Document the inspections using inspection sheets. This needs to be done at the beginning of each shift that the forklift is operated. The Safety Department will need to keep these inspection sheets to prove to OSHA that we are in compliance. Maximum Lifting Capacity – Refer to the rated capacity chart prior to making a lift. Parking Brake Driving Brake Forward/Reverse When in reverse, the backup alarm should sound. Prior To the Lift Size up the load. Is the load balanced on the rack or pallet? Adjust the fork width so that they are as wide as possible. If the ed