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START/STOP PROCEDURE
Forklifting Operation
A three-lever single-body hydraulic value controls the hydraulic system to activate the related parts. The
functions of the hydraulic control distributor levers are:
b) Stop fork c) Lowering fork forwards
c) Tilt forwards
1)
Lifting lever:
a) Lift fork
2) Tilting lever:
a) Tilt backwards b) Stop position
3) Side shift lever:
a) Move forks left b) Stop position c) Move forks right
Fig.3 - The Hydraulic Control Levers Hydraulic Control Levers
3-directional Systems 2-Directional Systems
HANDLING THE LOAD
Adjust the
tilt f
ork
p
osition
to l
evel the forks before lifting a load. Place the forks as far under the load as
possible. Center the weight of the load between the forks. You can adjust the fork width as needed. Tilt the
mast back to stabilize the load.
Off-center loads, overloading, and loading damaged or loose loads, and driving at excess speeds are
the primary causes of unsafe, unstable loads that lead to accidents. Here are the steps you need to
take to ensure a stable load and safe forklift load capacity for any forklift task
• Secure the load so it is stable and can’t move around. Don’t try to pick up damaged loads unless it has
been secured by wrapping or banding.
• Ensure the load is as centered as possible on the forklift. When it is impossible to avoid carrying an off-
center load, arrange it so the heaviest part is nearest to the front wheels. For more informa -tion on safe,
centered loads, consult
OSHA’s online forklift load calculator.
This forklift load capac - ity resource
should only be used whenever the manufacturer’s recommended max load figures aren’t available. Always
consult with your safety supervisor for unusual heavy load forklift transport.
• Do not exceed the capacity of your forklift.
Approaching a Load
• Approach the load carefully and slowly. Tip-overs often occur when the driver is moving too fast.
• Ensure the forklift is directly in front of the load and is centered to it, so the forks are at the correct
height.
• Set the direction control to neutral.
• Only raise the forks if the forklift is stopped and the brake is set.
• Before picking up the load, ensure your overhead is clear.