Starting
1 Before starting, observe the surroundings and make sure there are no obstacles that may hinder driving safety. Then honk the horn before starting.
2 For vehicles with hydraulic (pneumatic) brakes, the brake hydraulic (pneumatic) gauge must reach safety before starting.
3. When starting a electric fork truck with loads, the driver should first confirm that the load is stable and reliable.
4. The start must be slow and smooth.
Driving
1. When driving, the height of the bottom of the fork from the ground should be maintained at 300-400mm, and the mast must be tilted backward.
2. The fork must not be raised too high when driving. When entering and leaving the work site or driving, pay attention to whether there are obstacles in the air. When driving with loads, the fork must not be raised too high, which will affect the stability of the forklift.
3. After unloading, the fork should be lowered to the normal driving position before driving.
4 When turning, if there are pedestrians or vehicles nearby, the driving signal should be issued first. High-speed sharp turns are prohibited. High-speed sharp turns will cause the vehicle to lose lateral stability and overturn.
5. It is strictly forbidden to turn off the engine and slide when driving downhill, and it is forbidden to brake suddenly when carrying goods unless there are special circumstances.
6. When the forklift is in operation, it must comply with the traffic rules in the factory and must maintain a certain safe distance from the vehicle in front.
7. When the electric counterbalance forklift is in operation, the load must be in the lowest position that does not hinder driving, and the mast must be tilted back appropriately; except when stacking or loading, the load must not be increased.
8. The height of the load must not block the driver's line of sight.
9. It is forbidden to turn on the ramp, and it should not be driven across the ramp.
10. The safe driving speed of the forklift in the factory area is 5 kilometers per hour, and it must be driven safely at a low speed when entering the production workshop area.
11. When the forklift is lifting, lifting or driving, it is forbidden for people to stand on the fork to hold objects and play a balancing role.
12. When problems are found, repair and report them in time, and never operate with illness or conceal fullness without reporting.
Loading and unloading
1. When forking objects, the distance between the two forks should be adjusted as needed to balance the load on the two forks, and no skewness should be allowed. One side of the object should be close to the object blocking rack.
2 It is forbidden to operate with a single fork or use the fork to lift or pull objects. In special circumstances, safety warning signs must be set up to remind pedestrians around when pulling objects.
3. During the loading and unloading process, the forklift must be braked with the brake.
4. The speed should be slow and steady, and be careful not to crush the objects and pads with wheels to avoid rolling up and injuring people.
5. When using a fork to pick up goods, the fork should be inserted as deep as possible under the load, and be careful not to let the fork tip touch other goods or objects. The minimum mast tilt should be used to stabilize the load to prevent the load from sliding backwards. When putting down the load, the mast can be tilted forward a small amount to facilitate the placement of the load and the withdrawal of the fork.
6. It is forbidden to pick up goods at high speed and to collide with hard objects with the fork head.
7. When the forklift is operating, it is forbidden to stand around the fork to prevent the goods from collapsing and injuring people.
8. It is forbidden to overload and it is forbidden to use forks to lift people to work at heights to avoid accidents of falling from heights.
9. Do not use brake inertia to slide, release, round or easy-to-roll objects.
10. Do not use forks to pick, flip or pallet to unload goods.
Leaving the forklift
1. It is forbidden to leave the forklift when the forks are suspended. The goods must be unloaded or the fork frame must be lowered before leaving the forklift.
2. Pull the parking brake handle to the bottom or press the handbrake switch.
3. Turn off the engine and power off (except in special circumstances, such as the driver does not leave the vehicle's sight and does not exceed 1 minute).
4 Remove the key.