Forklift Operator Certification Test #1- Solved
A truck is considered unattended when it is within the operators view but more than ten
feet away from the operator. - ANSWER-False
If you are moving, the forks should be kept just high enough to clear any obstructions on
the floor. - ANSWER-False
If your load blocks your view when approaching a loading dock, you can get out and
look then proceed with caution or, use a spotter. - ANSWER-True
It is okay to leave the truck unattended with the forks raised. - ANSWER-False
It is okay to operate a lift truck that needs repair as long as you know what is defective. -
ANSWER-False
LPG fuel vapors are lighter than air. - ANSWER-False
Never let personnel ride on the forks of your lift truck. - ANSWER-True
Only trained and authorized operators are permitted to operate a powered industrial
truck. - ANSWER-True
Pedestrians should be aware of the lift truck activity in their work area because lift trucks
have the right-of-way. - ANSWER-False
Personnel platforms used with a lift truck must be attached to the carriage and must
have a guard rail surrounding the platform. - ANSWER-True
The LPG fuel cylinder valve may be left open during the day as long as it is closed at
the end of the day. - ANSWER-False
Under certain conditions operators are permitted to walk or work under elevated forks or
loads. - ANSWER-False
Unloaded trucks should be operated on all grades with the forks / load engaging
attachment downhill. - ANSWER-True
When going up or down a ramp with a loaded truck, you must travel with the load
upgrade. - ANSWER-True
When refueling an LPG lift truck, you should use safety eyewear protection and
chemical resistant protective gloves. - ANSWER-True
When transporting personnel, make sure that their hands are firmly gripping the
backrest and they are standing on both forks. - ANSWER-False
A truck is considered unattended when it is within the operators view but more than ten
feet away from the operator. - ANSWER-False
If you are moving, the forks should be kept just high enough to clear any obstructions on
the floor. - ANSWER-False
If your load blocks your view when approaching a loading dock, you can get out and
look then proceed with caution or, use a spotter. - ANSWER-True
It is okay to leave the truck unattended with the forks raised. - ANSWER-False
It is okay to operate a lift truck that needs repair as long as you know what is defective. -
ANSWER-False
LPG fuel vapors are lighter than air. - ANSWER-False
Never let personnel ride on the forks of your lift truck. - ANSWER-True
Only trained and authorized operators are permitted to operate a powered industrial
truck. - ANSWER-True
Pedestrians should be aware of the lift truck activity in their work area because lift trucks
have the right-of-way. - ANSWER-False
Personnel platforms used with a lift truck must be attached to the carriage and must
have a guard rail surrounding the platform. - ANSWER-True
The LPG fuel cylinder valve may be left open during the day as long as it is closed at
the end of the day. - ANSWER-False
Under certain conditions operators are permitted to walk or work under elevated forks or
loads. - ANSWER-False
Unloaded trucks should be operated on all grades with the forks / load engaging
attachment downhill. - ANSWER-True
When going up or down a ramp with a loaded truck, you must travel with the load
upgrade. - ANSWER-True
When refueling an LPG lift truck, you should use safety eyewear protection and
chemical resistant protective gloves. - ANSWER-True
When transporting personnel, make sure that their hands are firmly gripping the
backrest and they are standing on both forks. - ANSWER-False
