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Legal requirement for trained and certified operators to prevent injury or death.
Information on driving hazards, avoiding falls, and safe truck operation.
Using page headings, pictures, and drawings for guidance.
Special blocks highlighting potential safety hazards and avoidance.
How to drive with power unit first or forks first, and while walking.
Advice on posture, awareness, and giving your body breaks.
Identification and function of key switch, handle, power disconnect, etc.
Details found on the capacity plate: capacity, truck type, weight, etc.
Importance of not exceeding capacity and understanding truck fire safety ratings.
Battery display, message panel, event codes, and navigation buttons.
Procedures for using the key switch and power disconnect.
Steering angles for different travel speeds and modes.
Warnings about power unit swing and slippery floors.
How coasting works and its adjustment by service personnel.
Specific precautions and hazards when coasting.
How to apply service and parking brakes.
Test brakes at shift start, know stopping distance, report issues.
Using RAISE and LOWER buttons and preset lift height.
Warning about keeping hands and arms away from backrest to avoid crushing.
High travel speed and maneuvering speed settings.
Method to slow down by reversing rocker through neutral.
Keep feet/hands in operator area, look where driving, avoid crushing.
Go Button, horn, brake buttons, and status light functionality.
Emphasizes staying alert, avoiding hazards, and operator caution.
Warning about laser sensors and avoiding direct eye exposure.
Checking safety features like strobes, lights, and laser sensors.
Usage instructions for optional skid adaptor and second level step.
Steps for a thorough walk-around inspection of the truck.
Testing hydraulic functions, steering, and braking in a safe area.
Do not drive if issues found; report any problems to supervisor.
Ensure training, understanding of hazards, and truck readiness.
Advice on alertness, speed, smooth control, and avoiding platform hazards.
Slow down for pedestrians, use horn, avoid crushing.
Lower forks, turn off power, secure the truck before leaving.
Stay away from edges, check security, and tips for ramp/grade operation.
Procedures for safely installing, changing, and using batteries.
Warnings about battery hazards (explosive gas, acid) and authorized service.
Ensure retainers are installed to prevent battery from sliding out.
Safety precautions before and during battery charging.
Reading and obeying all warning labels on the truck for safety.
Using the correct battery size, type, and weight for handling and stability.
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