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Stresses importance of regular maintenance for safety and operation.
Reviews and illustrates accepted practices for safe operation.
Warns of conditions that could cause damage or injury.
Describes operating components, systems, controls, and features.
Provides specific instructions for safe, efficient operation.
Details operator's daily inspection and refueling.
Gives instructions for emergency starting and towing.
Describes the PM program.
Provides reference information and data.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation with minor/moderate injury risk.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation with death or serious injury risk.
Indicates an imminently hazardous situation with death or injury risk.
Process of inspecting the truck at the beginning of each shift.
Safe practices and prohibitions for operators.
Importance of using seat belts and how to buckle up.
Only the operator should be on the truck; no personnel on forks.
How to watch for and interact with pedestrians.
Stay under overhead guard and within truck confines.
Warns against walking under raised forks and using trucks for overhead work.
Keep body parts out of uprights; do not use uprights as ladders.
Guidance on traveling with loads, visibility, and load stability.
Safe operation on inclines; warns against turning on grades.
Warns about hazardous surfaces and knowing truck/elevator capacity.
Conditions leading to lateral/longitudinal tip-overs and dock edge mishaps.
Instructs operators not to jump and how to brace themselves.
Details correct procedure for parking the lift truck safely.
Covers checking tire pressure, condition, and maintenance.
Warns about hazards of engine exhaust gases in enclosed areas.
Dangers of loose/unbalanced loads and handling.
Handling long/wide loads; warns about rear swing.
Warns about overhead clearance, turns with loads, and load height.
Hazards of trailer loading/unloading and avoidance.
Guidance on stacking and moving with raised loads.
Dangers of slack chains; need to raise forks before moving.
Warns against using damaged pallets/skids.
Identifies major external components of the lift truck.
Details location of controls within the operator's compartment.
Shows and lists gauges and indicators on the instrument panel.
Explains functions of instrument pod, shutdown, and interlocks.
Operation and display of an optional speed limit system.
Describes an optional system for measuring load weight.
Details various controls for operating the truck.
Explains information on the truck's data and capacity plate.
Highlights importance of safety decals and operator/tip-over warning.
Warns of injury risk from movement within the upright assembly.
Warns of injury risk from forks when raised.
Warns about hot surfaces that can cause burns.
Illustrates the locations of various safety decals on the truck.
Emphasizes reading and understanding the manual before operation.
Lists essential checks and conditions before starting the truck.
Outlines safety rules for leaving the truck in a safe condition.
Stresses operator responsibility for checking truck condition before use.
Covers safe practices for refueling gasoline and diesel trucks.
Provides rules for changing and refilling LPG tanks safely.
Provides procedures for safely towing a disabled lift truck.
Explains how to safely jump-start a truck using another vehicle's battery.
Notes that only trained personnel should perform planned maintenance.
Lists recommended practices for safe maintenance operations.
Illustrates and identifies key components for PM procedures.
Defines operating condition classifications for determining maintenance intervals.
Provides a detailed checklist for daily maintenance tasks.
Explains the purpose and use of PM inspection records.
Guides on performing visual inspections of the lift truck and its components.
Provides specifications for the GTS20-33 model, including load capacity and engines.
Provides engine oil recommendations based on truck type and temperature.