logging in or signing up Forklift - PIT Training 97-2003 edited ss bmellom Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 51 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: November 23, 2011 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description Forklift PITT Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Forklift / Powered Industrial Truck Training : Forklift / Powered Industrial Truck TrainingOverview: Overview Operators must be trained and evaluated Only drive the types of trucks on which you have been trained 1aForklift rules: Forklift rules Don’t stand or pass under raised forks Only handle stable loads within truck’s rated capacity 2aForklift rules: Forklift rules Use a safety platform to lift people Only use approved trucks in hazardous locations Look in direction of travel 2bForklift rules: Forklift rules Don’t drive up to anyone in front of a fixed object Allow no riders Keep arms, legs in truck 2cForklift rules: Forklift rules Keep the load close to the ground Obey speed limits 2dForklift rules: Forklift rules Slow down, sound horn at intersections Maintain safe following distances, clearance No stunt driving, horseplay 2eForklift rules: Forklift rules Secure truck trailers before entering Lower forks, neutralize controls, shut off engine, and set brakes when truck is unattended 2fTraining geared for the workplace: Training geared for the workplace Truck-related topics Site-specific information 3aTruck-related topics: Truck-related topics Operating instructions, warnings Forklifts vs. autos Truck controls 4aTruck-related topics: Truck-related topics Engine, motor operation Steering, maneuverability Visibility 4bTruck-related topics: Truck-related topics Fork, attachment use limitations Vehicle capacity, stability 4cTruck-related topics: Truck-related topics Refueling, recharging Operating limitations Other instructions 4dWorkplace-related topics: Workplace-related topics Surface conditions, ramps, slopes Composition of loads 5aWorkplace-related topics: Workplace-related topics Pedestrian traffic Narrow aisles Hazardous locations Ventilation 5bForklifts vs. automobiles: Forklifts vs. automobiles Rear-wheel steering Different centers of gravity Different controls Heavy loads 6aControls and instrumentation: Controls and instrumentation Unintentional, mistaken operation can cause serious accidents 7aEngine and motor operation: Engine and motor operation Gasoline, LP gas, propane, or battery 8aSteering and maneuvering: Steering and maneuvering Rear-end steering No standard steering wheel Often drive in reverse 9aOperator visibility: Operator visibility Loads can restrict vision Look in the direction of travel Check blind spots 10aForks: Forks Additions/modifications may affect stability, safe operation Attachments can restrict/limit operation 11aVehicle capacity: Vehicle capacity Only handle loads within truck’s rated capacity Capacity is found on nameplate 12aVehicle stability: Vehicle stability Center of gravity shifts as load is raised Truck is less stable with raised load 13aVehicle stability: Vehicle stability During a tip over stay with vehicle, lean away from direction of fall Don’t jump down as truck tips 13bInspection and maintenance: Inspection and maintenance Follow procedures, schedules Pre-operation safety checks 14aInspection and maintenance: Inspection and maintenance Damage, defects, unusual conditions Remove unsafe trucks from service 14bPowerPoint Presentation: Pre- Operation Daily ChecklistFueling/charging of batteries: Fueling/charging of batteries Exposes workers to hazardous chemicals, electrical hazards 15aFueling/charging of batteries: Fueling/charging of batteries No smoking, flames, sparks, arcs Keep tools, metallic objects away from uncovered batteries 15bOperator information: Operator information Operating instructions Warnings, precautions Limitations 16aRetraining/re-evaluation: Retraining/re-evaluation Triggered by certain events Evaluate at least every 3 years 18aForklift / Powered Industrial Truck Training : Forklift / Powered Industrial Truck Training You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Forklift - PIT Training 97-2003 edited ss bmellom Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 51 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: November 23, 2011 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description Forklift PITT Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Forklift / Powered Industrial Truck Training : Forklift / Powered Industrial Truck TrainingOverview: Overview Operators must be trained and evaluated Only drive the types of trucks on which you have been trained 1aForklift rules: Forklift rules Don’t stand or pass under raised forks Only handle stable loads within truck’s rated capacity 2aForklift rules: Forklift rules Use a safety platform to lift people Only use approved trucks in hazardous locations Look in direction of travel 2bForklift rules: Forklift rules Don’t drive up to anyone in front of a fixed object Allow no riders Keep arms, legs in truck 2cForklift rules: Forklift rules Keep the load close to the ground Obey speed limits 2dForklift rules: Forklift rules Slow down, sound horn at intersections Maintain safe following distances, clearance No stunt driving, horseplay 2eForklift rules: Forklift rules Secure truck trailers before entering Lower forks, neutralize controls, shut off engine, and set brakes when truck is unattended 2fTraining geared for the workplace: Training geared for the workplace Truck-related topics Site-specific information 3aTruck-related topics: Truck-related topics Operating instructions, warnings Forklifts vs. autos Truck controls 4aTruck-related topics: Truck-related topics Engine, motor operation Steering, maneuverability Visibility 4bTruck-related topics: Truck-related topics Fork, attachment use limitations Vehicle capacity, stability 4cTruck-related topics: Truck-related topics Refueling, recharging Operating limitations Other instructions 4dWorkplace-related topics: Workplace-related topics Surface conditions, ramps, slopes Composition of loads 5aWorkplace-related topics: Workplace-related topics Pedestrian traffic Narrow aisles Hazardous locations Ventilation 5bForklifts vs. automobiles: Forklifts vs. automobiles Rear-wheel steering Different centers of gravity Different controls Heavy loads 6aControls and instrumentation: Controls and instrumentation Unintentional, mistaken operation can cause serious accidents 7aEngine and motor operation: Engine and motor operation Gasoline, LP gas, propane, or battery 8aSteering and maneuvering: Steering and maneuvering Rear-end steering No standard steering wheel Often drive in reverse 9aOperator visibility: Operator visibility Loads can restrict vision Look in the direction of travel Check blind spots 10aForks: Forks Additions/modifications may affect stability, safe operation Attachments can restrict/limit operation 11aVehicle capacity: Vehicle capacity Only handle loads within truck’s rated capacity Capacity is found on nameplate 12aVehicle stability: Vehicle stability Center of gravity shifts as load is raised Truck is less stable with raised load 13aVehicle stability: Vehicle stability During a tip over stay with vehicle, lean away from direction of fall Don’t jump down as truck tips 13bInspection and maintenance: Inspection and maintenance Follow procedures, schedules Pre-operation safety checks 14aInspection and maintenance: Inspection and maintenance Damage, defects, unusual conditions Remove unsafe trucks from service 14bPowerPoint Presentation: Pre- Operation Daily ChecklistFueling/charging of batteries: Fueling/charging of batteries Exposes workers to hazardous chemicals, electrical hazards 15aFueling/charging of batteries: Fueling/charging of batteries No smoking, flames, sparks, arcs Keep tools, metallic objects away from uncovered batteries 15bOperator information: Operator information Operating instructions Warnings, precautions Limitations 16aRetraining/re-evaluation: Retraining/re-evaluation Triggered by certain events Evaluate at least every 3 years 18aForklift / Powered Industrial Truck Training : Forklift / Powered Industrial Truck Training