Forklift Safety 1-6 Test | Questions with Solutions
What should you do if a lift truck fails inspection - Ans dont use
truck place truck out of service by locking and tagging it out report
the problem
before exiting the lift truck, you should always: - Ans lower the forks
set the parking brake
when picking up a load, the lift truck's forks should be: - Ans level
when setting a load, what should you do first? - Ans line up the load with its intended
location
before lifting a load, make sure you know that it is within the load capacity of your truck
by: - Ans checking the lift truck's data plate
when traveling with a load, the forks should be __ from the ground. - Ans 6-10 in
, if you cannot see over or around your load you should: - Ans drive in reverse
to securely transport roll material you can use: - Ans a clamp attachment
chocks
after lining up a load squarely with its intended location and ensuring clearance on
all sides, you should: - Ans stop the truck
As a forklift operator, what are your responsibilities? It is your responsibility to: -
Ans avoid blocking electrical oanels, fire exits, or aisles
operate your truck only in approved areas
know the hazards of the load you handle
What are best practices when working around pedestrians? - Ans never let a person
get between the truck and hard surface
use your horn and light to communicate your presence
do not let anyone pass under raised forks
When operating your lift truck, what are some safety rules you must observe? - Ans Do
not pass lift trucks at intersections or blind spots
never allow unauthorized passengers
turn on headlights when lighting is low
You must park your lift truck when you will be _______ feet or more from the vehicle. -
Ans 25
What steps can you take to protect your safety when operating a lift truck? - Ans use
a seat belt
What should you do if a lift truck fails inspection - Ans dont use
truck place truck out of service by locking and tagging it out report
the problem
before exiting the lift truck, you should always: - Ans lower the forks
set the parking brake
when picking up a load, the lift truck's forks should be: - Ans level
when setting a load, what should you do first? - Ans line up the load with its intended
location
before lifting a load, make sure you know that it is within the load capacity of your truck
by: - Ans checking the lift truck's data plate
when traveling with a load, the forks should be __ from the ground. - Ans 6-10 in
, if you cannot see over or around your load you should: - Ans drive in reverse
to securely transport roll material you can use: - Ans a clamp attachment
chocks
after lining up a load squarely with its intended location and ensuring clearance on
all sides, you should: - Ans stop the truck
As a forklift operator, what are your responsibilities? It is your responsibility to: -
Ans avoid blocking electrical oanels, fire exits, or aisles
operate your truck only in approved areas
know the hazards of the load you handle
What are best practices when working around pedestrians? - Ans never let a person
get between the truck and hard surface
use your horn and light to communicate your presence
do not let anyone pass under raised forks
When operating your lift truck, what are some safety rules you must observe? - Ans Do
not pass lift trucks at intersections or blind spots
never allow unauthorized passengers
turn on headlights when lighting is low
You must park your lift truck when you will be _______ feet or more from the vehicle. -
Ans 25
What steps can you take to protect your safety when operating a lift truck? - Ans use
a seat belt
