ForkliFt CertiFiCation test eXaM WitH CorreCt aCtUal
QUestions anD CorreCtlY Well DeFineD ansWers latest alreaDY
GraDeD a+
Truck Tipped Over - ansWer-What is the most common type of lift truck accident?
False - ansWer-If you have been trained to operate a sit down four wheel lift truck,you are also
qualified to operate a stand up reach truck.
Daily,At the beginning of every shift. - ansWer-When is completion of the pre-operation
inspection checklist necessary?
True - ansWer-Only trained and authorized operators are allowed to operate a forklift.
No - ansWer-Is it O.K. to operate a lift truck that does not have a Data plate or the Data plate is
damaged or unreadable.
4-6 inches - ansWer-When traveling with a load on a level surface,you should raise the forks
approximately how high from the floor.
False - ansWer-Loads should always be carried with the mast tilted to the forward-most
position.
Never - ansWer-When is it O.K. to give someone a ride on the forklift.
Causes the rear end swing to the outside of the turn. - ansWer-The rear-end steering of a fork
lift:
QUestions anD CorreCtlY Well DeFineD ansWers latest alreaDY
GraDeD a+
Truck Tipped Over - ansWer-What is the most common type of lift truck accident?
False - ansWer-If you have been trained to operate a sit down four wheel lift truck,you are also
qualified to operate a stand up reach truck.
Daily,At the beginning of every shift. - ansWer-When is completion of the pre-operation
inspection checklist necessary?
True - ansWer-Only trained and authorized operators are allowed to operate a forklift.
No - ansWer-Is it O.K. to operate a lift truck that does not have a Data plate or the Data plate is
damaged or unreadable.
4-6 inches - ansWer-When traveling with a load on a level surface,you should raise the forks
approximately how high from the floor.
False - ansWer-Loads should always be carried with the mast tilted to the forward-most
position.
Never - ansWer-When is it O.K. to give someone a ride on the forklift.
Causes the rear end swing to the outside of the turn. - ansWer-The rear-end steering of a fork
lift: