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  • Conducted on

  • Evaluated By

  • Trainee/Applicant Name

  • Location

Identification

  • Under 30,000 lb Capacity

  • Above 30,000 lb Capacity

Explain the major components of the forklift?

  • Mast

  • Overhead guarding

  • Lift Mechanisms

  • Counterweight

  • ID plate

  • Lights (reverse, strobe, and running lights)

Explain the function and gauges of the instrument panel

  • Fuel Level

  • Air pressure

  • Battery voltage

  • Oil pressure

  • Water temperature

Explain the steps before allowing a pedestrian to approach

  • Lower load completely

  • Set parking brake

  • Turn wheels

  • 15 foot separation of man/equipment

Explain the differences in operation between different terrains

  • Wet/oily

  • Wet/rough

  • Rocky/bumpy

Explain the differences from vehicles to forklift operation

  • Speed and braking

  • Visibility

  • Steering

  • Load Stability

  • Fork clearance

  • Operational lights

Explain how to do a mobile equipment Pre-Trip inspection

  • Go over pre-trip

  • Reasons to deem the equipment out of service

  • Steps to take equipment out of service

Explain incline traveling

  • Where load should be when traveling up hill and where the load should be traveling downhill

Explain traveling to other specific areas from where you are currently

  • From WDA to Boneyard or Carry-trade

  • By signing below you agree that you understand the descriptions of all sections explained to you today and how each will be used in the future regarding my operation of the forklifts.

  • Trainee/Applicant Signature

  • Evaluator's Signature

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