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Essential safety advice for truck operation and awareness of hazards.
Warning regarding chemicals known to cause cancer, birth defects, and other harm.
Emphasizes training, authorization, and reading all warnings before operation.
Covers essential checks, safe load handling, and accident prevention.
Details safe travel, tilting, ramp operation, and traffic regulations.
Identifies the overhead guard and the operator's primary control area.
Identifies key components of the lifting and load-carrying assembly.
Identifies the drive and steer wheel and axle components.
Describes the steering handwheel, horn button, temperature, and fuel gauges.
Explains the function of lift, lower, tilt, and forward-reverse directional levers.
Details the accelerator pedal, brake/inching pedal, and parking brake lever.
Mandates completion of a daily check list at the start of each shift.
Perform a walk-around check for damage and leaks before operation.
Inspect condition of drive and steer wheels and tires for damage.
Check LP gas fuel level and operate shut-off valve correctly.
Ensure overhead guard and load backrest are undamaged and securely mounted.
Open panels to access battery, check and add fluid as needed.
Visually inspect battery and cable condition for damage or wear.
Check engine oil level using the dipstick and maintain between marks.
Return engine oil dipstick and secure battery panel after checks.
Check coolant level, exercise caution when removing the pressure cap.
Adjust operator seat for proper control access and secure locking.
Test brake pedal for firmness; report any sponginess or fading.
Ensure parking brake is applied and transmission is in neutral.
Instructions for using the manual choke for cold engine starts.
Correct procedure for using the ignition switch key to start the engine.
Steps to take if the engine becomes over-choked or flooded.
Monitor oil pressure light; shut down engine if it remains on or illuminates during operation.
Verify ammeter function and check fuel level on gas models.
Check water temperature gauge; shut down engine if it enters the hot zone.
Inspect engine hour meter for damage and proper function.
Gently pull tilt lever to full back tilt, avoid holding after limit.
Push tilt lever forward to near vertical; return to neutral to halt.
Check lift operation and ensure adequate overhead clearance.
Observe load descent; return lift lever to neutral to stop at desired level.
Check additional control levers for hydraulic attachments before operation.
Press horn button to verify it is operational.
Rotate steering wheel to check for free travel, looseness, or binding.
Apply service brakes by pressing the brake pedal firmly.
Release parking brake by pushing the control lever forward.
Select forward or reverse travel using the transmission directional selector.
Release accelerator, apply brake to bring truck to a smooth stop.
Engage forward or reverse travel with the transmission directional selector.
Ensure the selected path of travel is unobstructed before moving.
Stop truck, lower forks, tilt upright, place transmission in neutral, apply parking brake.
Securely turn ignition off, remove key, and block drive wheels to prevent roll.
Review, sign, and submit the completed operator's check list to the authority.
Explanation of the brake pedal's "inching" feature for controlled speed.
Approach loads slowly and squarely to avoid damage and minimize maneuvering.
Center loads on forks and adjust fork position for proper load engagement.
Be alert for changes in truck operation; report unusual noises or changes.
All adjustments and repairs must be done by trained and qualified personnel.
How to switch to the reserve fuel supply when the main supply is low.
Checking parking brake performance and adjustment criteria for holding power.
Recommended fuel types and octane ratings for gasoline and LP gas.
Recommended SAE viscosity numbers for engine crankcase oil based on temperature.
Park trucks only in designated areas, avoiding aisles and exits.
Ensure transmission is neutral and parking brake is properly applied.
Lower forks to floor and tilt upright forward until tips rest on the floor.
Turn ignition key to "off" and remove key for gas-powered trucks.
Shut off LP gas fuel supply and safely dismount from the truck.
Block drive wheels and turn ignition key to the designated authority.
Illustrates tip-over sequence and advises operators not to jump from the truck.
Staying with the truck during a tip-over increases chances for survival.
Stay in seat, grip the wheel, and brace feet to protect against impact during a tip-over.
Warning about corrosive battery acid and first aid for contact.
Warning about electrical shock and explosion risks from short circuits.
Warning about flammable explosive gases near batteries.
Position trucks correctly, ensure cable reach, and prevent trucks from touching.
Turn off accessories/ignition, apply parking brake, set transmission to neutral.
Check battery fluid if applicable, then connect jumper cables correctly.
Connect the second cable to the negative terminal of the charged battery and a ground point.
Start the good truck, then attempt to start the truck with the discharged battery.
Remove jumper cables in the reverse order of connection.
Fields to record model, serial number, attachments, weight, and capacity.
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