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    Forklift Operators Daily Checklist

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    The document is a daily checklist for inspecting a forklift. It contains sections for visual checks, operational checks, and space for comments on any items needing repair. Inspectors must check each item is in good working order and note any issues to be fixed before the forklift can be operated.

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    Forklift Operators Daily Checklist

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    The document is a daily checklist for inspecting a forklift. It contains sections for visual checks, operational checks, and space for comments on any items needing repair. Inspectors must check each item is in good working order and note any issues to be fixed before the forklift can be operated.

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    The document is a daily checklist for inspecting a forklift. It contains sections for visual checks, operational checks, and space for comments on any items needing repair. Inspectors must check each item is in good working order and note any issues to be fixed before the forklift can be operated.

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    Forklift Operators Daily Checklist

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    The document is a daily checklist for inspecting a forklift. It contains sections for visual checks, operational checks, and space for comments on any items needing repair. Inspectors must check each item is in good working order and note any issues to be fixed before the forklift can be operated.

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    Forklift Operator’s Daily Checklist

    Inspection Performed by: Week beginning 20


    Note: This check must be made by the truck operator daily at the start of the shift. Check () OK or  Needs repair or adjustments (give details in
    comments section below). Retain this form for one year.

    Inspection Sequence MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT SUN


    OK Repair OK Repair OK Repair OK Repair OK Repair OK Repair OK Repair
    DAMAGE - Bent, dented or broken parts
    LEAKS – Fuel, oil, radiator, hydraulics
    TIRES & WHEELS – Drive wheels, steer wheels,
    load wheels, casters, etc.
    FORKS – Secure, not bent, cracked or badly worn
    CHAINS, CABLES & HOSES – In place
    BATTERY – Battery cable and connector condition.
    VISUAL CHECKS

    Cable routing (not outside of truck). Battery retainer


    securely in place.
    GUARDS – All guards in place and condition.
    Overhead, load backrest, etc. Gates and side rails
    (SP & Turret Models)
    MECHANICAL SAFETY DEVICES – Operator
    harness or seat belt, fire extinguisher, name/data plate,
    warning labels, etc. in good condition.
    OPERATOR COMPARTMENT/CONTROLS – All
    controls, steer tiller, pedals, etc. in good
    condition. Seat locks in position.
    POWER UP – Turn on key. All indicator lights and
    alarms are working.
    POWER DISCONNECT – Cuts off all electrical
    power.
    ELECTRICAL SAFETY DEVICES – Horn, audible
    signals, entry bar, flashing lights, indicator lights,
    etc. work properly
    STEERING – No binding, no excessive play
    BRAKES & TRAVEL CONTROLS – Check braking
    & plugging distances while traveling slowly at first. If
    ok, then check at higher speeds. Acceleration
    smooth, not jerky.
    PARKING BRAKE – Seat, hand or foot
    OPERATIONAL CHECKS

    HYDRAULIC CONTROLS – Test all hydraulic


    functions for smooth and proper operation and no
    unusual noise.
    ATTACHMENTS – Function properly, no unusual
    noise, securely in place especially
    removable attachments.
    LIMIT SWITCHES – Travel limit, lift limit, tilt limit,
    safety reverse (walkies), etc.)
    BATTERY CHARGE – Discharge meter in full green
    or 75% charge after raising forks.
    WIRE GUIDANCE (SP and Turret Option) –
    Acquisition, tracking. Brakes set, alarm works, test
    by slowly driving off end aisle wire.
    END AISLE CONTROL (SP and Turret Option) –
    Alarm beeps and truck slows down or stops as
    programmed at aisle end.

    Comments: (Items needing repair or adjustment)

    Caution – If the truck is found to be in need of repair or in any way unsafe, or contributes to an unsafe condition, the
    matter shall be reported immediately to the designated authority, and the truck shall not be operated until it has been
    restored to a safe operating condition. If during operation, the truck becomes unsafe in any way, the matter shall be
    reported immediately to the designated authority, and the truck shall not be operated until it has been restored to safe
    operating condition. Do not make repairs or adjustments unless specifically authorized to do so.

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