FORKLIFT QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 100% SOLVED
, when an operator "feathers" the controls it means to - ANSWERthe process of
manipulating the hydraulic control valves to produce smooth, flowing movements, no
sudden starts and stops
it is acceptable for an operator to leave the controls to unload hoisted material as long
as he is in clear view - ANSWERfalse
when approaching a blind corner what should you do - ANSWERslow down, sound
horn, feather the brake
when approaching a slope keep the forks - ANSWERkeep the forks raised only enough
to clear the surface
what type of steering should be used at high speeds - ANSWERsmall corrections are
made, no sudden change of direction
when a load is placed on the forks where does the center of gravity move to -
ANSWERforward
the higher the load is lifted the forklifts capacity is (blank) and may cause the forklift to
(blank) - ANSWERlowered and tip over
when a forklift picks up a load on a slope its capacity is - ANSWERthe vertical lifting
capacity is greatly reduced
an operator may need hand signals from a co-worker if - ANSWERhis view is
obstructed
the weight of the load and scaffold or platform capacity should be considered when -
ANSWERplacing a load upon the staging
if a hydraulic leak appears what should you do - ANSWERshut off the engine, contain
the spill
if you need to restack a load what should you do before exiting the cab - ANSWERlower
the load to the ground, secure the machine
never drive (blank) on slopes - ANSWERacross the slope
if you suspect a problem or something unsafe with the machine what should you do -
ANSWERreport the issue, and tag out the machine for service
ANSWERS 100% SOLVED
, when an operator "feathers" the controls it means to - ANSWERthe process of
manipulating the hydraulic control valves to produce smooth, flowing movements, no
sudden starts and stops
it is acceptable for an operator to leave the controls to unload hoisted material as long
as he is in clear view - ANSWERfalse
when approaching a blind corner what should you do - ANSWERslow down, sound
horn, feather the brake
when approaching a slope keep the forks - ANSWERkeep the forks raised only enough
to clear the surface
what type of steering should be used at high speeds - ANSWERsmall corrections are
made, no sudden change of direction
when a load is placed on the forks where does the center of gravity move to -
ANSWERforward
the higher the load is lifted the forklifts capacity is (blank) and may cause the forklift to
(blank) - ANSWERlowered and tip over
when a forklift picks up a load on a slope its capacity is - ANSWERthe vertical lifting
capacity is greatly reduced
an operator may need hand signals from a co-worker if - ANSWERhis view is
obstructed
the weight of the load and scaffold or platform capacity should be considered when -
ANSWERplacing a load upon the staging
if a hydraulic leak appears what should you do - ANSWERshut off the engine, contain
the spill
if you need to restack a load what should you do before exiting the cab - ANSWERlower
the load to the ground, secure the machine
never drive (blank) on slopes - ANSWERacross the slope
if you suspect a problem or something unsafe with the machine what should you do -
ANSWERreport the issue, and tag out the machine for service
