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It is legally mandated to be trained and certified to operate the truck.
Identifying potential dangers like falls, crush injuries, and tip-overs.
Essential practices such as wearing a harness and maintaining awareness.
Specific advice to avoid dangerous situations.
How understanding the truck improves operator performance and safety.
Guides on using the manual for quick access to information.
The specific design and primary purpose of the stockpicker truck.
Instructions for operating the truck safely, including harness use.
Details on fall protection equipment and its selection chart.
Visual guide to the various parts of the lift truck.
Definition of truck capacity and its relation to height and load center.
Definition of load center and its importance for stability.
How to distribute loads evenly for safe operation.
Information found on the truck's capacity plate.
How to interpret load, lift height, and load center values.
Factors like truck weight and attachments impacting capacity interpretation.
Explanations of the message panel and its information.
Meanings of various lights indicating truck status and operation modes.
How to acquire and use the wire guidance system for steering.
Automatic slowdown/stop features and operator alerts.
Procedures for switching to manual steering and safety.
Steps for starting, stopping, and emergency disconnect.
Proper operation of the foot brake for control and stopping.
Importance of testing the brake system before operation.
Using the twist grip to control travel direction and speed.
Technique for slowing down or stopping the truck by plugging.
Comparison of plugging and braking methods.
Limitations on steering angle and travel speed based on conditions.
Precautions for slippery floors and avoiding objects.
Importance of visibility and avoiding distractions while driving.
How to operate the raise and lower buttons for the platform.
Using the override for specific lift/lower scenarios.
Hazards related to platform movement, like falls and slack chains.
Requirements for wearing and inspecting fall protection equipment.
Methods for safely clamping pallets to the forks.
Maintaining safety within the operator area and using side gates.
Risks associated with damaged or improperly handled pallets.
Checklist for inspecting the truck before starting work.
Procedures for testing truck functions like steering and braking.
How to report any detected problems to a supervisor.
Ensuring the operator is trained, aware, and prepared.
Verifying the truck is safe and functional before operation.
Techniques for safe and alert operation in various conditions.
Safely navigating around other people and using the horn.
Precautions for operating near docks, ramps, and grades.
Safe procedures for parking and leaving the truck.
Procedures for installing, removing, and connecting batteries.
Dangers associated with batteries, including explosion and acid.
Importance of retainers and correct battery size for truck stability.
The importance of reading and obeying all warning labels.
Summary of critical warnings for operator safety.
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