Forklifts are special equipment vehicles in the field (factory), and we must operate them strictly in accordance with safety operating procedures. First of all, they must be certified to work. Drivers must hold a forklift driving certificate issued by the labor department to ensure that they have the necessary driving skills and safety awareness. And wear appropriate personal protective equipment, avoid wearing loose clothing to prevent being hung, and ensure safe operation. Perform daily maintenance and regular inspections to ensure that the forklift is not damaged or faulty to ensure safe operation.
1. Preparation and observation before reversing
Surrounding environment inspection: Before starting the forklift, make sure that there is no one around the forklift; when reversing, someone should guide and ensure a clear line of sight.
Safety distance: Keep a sufficient safety distance from the roadside or the edge of the platform to prevent the forklift from falling.
2. Key points of operation during reversing
Control the speed: When reversing, pay attention to controlling the speed, and do not speed up or slow down to prevent the starter from being weak and stalling or reversing too hard to cause harm.
Observe the front: When reversing, you should not only pay attention to the situation at the rear of the car, but also consider the position of the front wheels to avoid the front parts of the car hitting obstacles.
Narrow sections: When reversing in factories, warehouses, narrow roads, etc., someone should stand behind the driver to direct to ensure safety. Intersections and dangerous areas: Reversing is not allowed at intersections, bridges, tunnels, steep slopes and dangerous areas to reduce the risk of accidents.
