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Importance of regular maintenance for economy, utilization, and safety.
Procedure for examining the lift truck before driving to ensure safe operation.
CLARK recommends a planned maintenance and safety inspection program (PM).
Unauthorized modifications can void warranty and affect safety.
Essential pre-shift check for damage and maintenance issues.
Guidelines for safe operation, including prohibitions and recommended actions.
Importance and procedure for using seat belts to reduce injuries.
Only the operator should be on the truck; no passengers allowed.
Guidelines for operating safely around pedestrians and ensuring their awareness.
Instructions on staying within the truck confines and under the overhead guard.
Warnings against walking under raised forks and using trucks for personnel lifting.
Keeping hands, feet, and legs out of the upright and not using it as a ladder.
Guidelines for traveling with loads, visibility, and load stability.
Rules for safe operation on slopes, including avoiding turns.
Avoiding hazardous surfaces and understanding truck/elevator capacity limits.
Explanation of conditions leading to lateral and longitudinal tip-overs.
Instructions on how to brace yourself and stay in the seat during a tip-over.
Steps for safely parking the lift truck, including brake and neutral.
Guidelines for checking tire pressure, condition, and potential damage.
Awareness of hazards from internal combustion engine exhaust in enclosed areas.
Warning against carrying loose, uneven, or unbalanced loads.
Awareness of clearance issues with long loads and rear end swing during turns.
Risks associated with low overheads, sharp turns, and elevated loads.
Precautions to avoid hazards when operating near trailer edges or drop-offs.
Safety considerations for right-angle stacking and moving with raised loads.
Warning about potential rail or carriage hang-up from slack chains.
Warning against using damaged pallets or skids for materials.
Diagram and labels identifying major parts of the lift truck.
Description of the operator's seating area and controls.
Familiarization with the dash display and its warning indicators.
Explanation of symbols and their meaning on the dash display.
Description of controls for hydrostatic transmission configurations.
Details on hydrostatic brake pedals and ground speed control.
Explanation of key/start switch, engine stop, and seat adjustment.
Essential steps and safety warnings before starting operation.
Ensuring the truck is in a safe condition before starting the engine.
Operator's responsibility to check condition and safety before operation.
Guidelines for safe handling and use of fuel.
Rules and precautions for changing and refilling LPG tanks.
Safe methods and precautions for towing a disabled lift truck.
Safe procedure for jump-starting a lift truck using another vehicle.
Overview of planned maintenance for trained and authorized personnel.
General safety guidelines and procedures for maintenance operations.
Illustration to help locate components for planned maintenance procedures.
Time intervals for maintenance based on operating conditions.
Guidance on using and documenting PM inspections with a report form.
Detailed procedures for visual inspection and functional tests.
Technical specifications including model designation, load capacity, engine, and cooling system.
Information on SAE viscosity grades and API classifications for engine oil.
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