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What is the #1 cause for deaths associated with forklift operation? - ANSWER-crushed
by vehicle tipping over
The top three citations by L & I safety inspectors involving forklifts in 2007-2009 include
what? - ANSWER-lack of training, no seatbelt use, no inspection of forklift
What does P.I.T. stand for? - ANSWER-powered industrial truck
How many classes of P.I.T.s are there? - ANSWER-7
What two P.I.Ts will we be certified on upon completion of EV 100? - ANSWER-class 1
electric truck, class 4 truck
What are three ways forklifts differ from cars or trucks? - ANSWER-higher weight than
most, higher center of gravity, steers from the rear
Where is the center of gravity on a forklift with no load? - ANSWER-under the driver's
seat
The triangle formed between the two front wheels, coming to a point between the two
rear wheels, is called what? - ANSWER-forklift stability triangle
The center of gravity moves ________ when the fork is raised. - ANSWER-upward
It is safe to move forward with a load raised if the weight is low enough. T/F? -
ANSWER-false
When moving a load near the truck's max rated capacity, tilt the mast _____ for more
stability. - ANSWER-back
When driving on an incline with a load, always drive with the load on the _______ side. -
ANSWER-uphill
When driving down an incline with no load, the forks should be on the _______ side. -
ANSWER-downhill
As load center increases, capacity decreases. T/F? - ANSWER-true
If a forklift tips, you should attempt to clear the vehicle before it hits the ground. T/F? -
ANSWER-false
A forklift should be examined how often? - ANSWER-daily or at the end of each shift