Pre-operation inspection: Before starting the forklift, a comprehensive inspection should be performed, including the braking system, tires, forks, fuel, and engine oil. Ensure the forklift is in good working order and free of any malfunctions or safety hazards.
Wear protective equipment correctly: When operating a forklift, wear the prescribed protective equipment, such as a safety helmet, safety shoes, and gloves. This equipment effectively protects the operator's safety and reduces the risk of accidental injury.
Be aware of the surrounding environment: When operating a forklift, always remain alert and pay attention to changes in the surrounding environment. Pay particular attention to pedestrians, other vehicles, and obstacles to ensure safe operation.
Obey traffic rules: When driving a forklift, obey traffic rules such as speed limits, slowing down, and yielding. Maintain a safe distance to avoid collisions with other vehicles.
Use the forks correctly: The forks are an important working part of the forklift and should be used correctly. When picking up goods, ensure the goods are stable and balanced to prevent slippage or tilting. Avoid hitting or lifting goods with the forks to prevent damage to the goods or the forklift.