3.3 Norms for operations:
Never overload
Never carry a second person
Never operate the handle suddenly
Make slow lifting/lowering, and pay attention to safety around.
For a faulted truck, park it where it won’t block the path, hang on a warning plate and pull out the key.
The driver must handle travel speed according to actual situations. When turning, driving in narrow aisles,
driving across swing doors, or driving in sight-blocked places, make sure to drive slowly, keep adequate
braking distance from the forklift in the front, and keep the truck in control all the time. Never stop suddenly,
turn swiftly or overtake other trucks in dangerous or sight-blocked places (except for unexpected situations).
Never reach your body out of the driving compartment or stretch your hand out of it.
Driver’s sight during driving: The driver must keep his sight in the travel direction, and pay attention to
situations on the path all the time.
Travel uphill or downhill: When travel uphill or downhill, the travel route must be the stipulated route.
The road surface shall be clean, no skidding, live up to technical performance of the stacker, and be safe and
rebliable. When travel uphill with load, the forks shall always face forward; when downhill, drive reversely.
Never turn, drive obliquely or park the stacker during travelling uphill/downhill. When travel downhill,
decelerate and be prepared to brake.
3.4 Precautions after work:
Parking: Park the truck at an appointed place; never park it on a ramp.
Turn off the key switch before leave the truck.
Clean the truck:
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