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Forklifts could lift loads which weigh between one to five tons. Some types could be used to raise shipping containers and much heavier loads.
The tires of a forklift must be inspected and maintained regularly. The types of tires on various forklifts vary based on factors like for instance frequency of use, load weights and ground surfaces. Each and every forklift operator should have access to replacement tires, a forklift jack and tire press.
Carry out tire inspections regularly. Watch for signs of wear and damage to the tires. If the wear on the tire exceeds 40 percent, it has to be replaced.
When purchasing tires, make sure that you are purchasing the correct type - pneumatic, polyurethane or solid.
When you need to replace the tires, the forklift jack should be positioned under the tire. You could easily change the tires if you raise the forklift high enough.
To remove the damaged tire, pull the tire from the rim using the tire press. Install the new tire and properly secure it. If you are changing more than one tire and you have just one jack, lower the forklift, then reposition the jack at the next tire.
These trucks are built for rough terrain, but care should still be taken to avoid tip overs. The forklift is top heavy and when lifting, must only be operated on level ground.
Drivers of forklifts should always drive at a safe speed even if there are no Occupational Safety and Health Administration rules governing the speed limitations of forklifts. Driving on rough or uneven terrain requires even more caution. Steering, particularly, can be really dangerous at faster speeds.
When you are operating on a slope, you should keep the load on the machine's uphill side. The rule of thumb is drive up, and back down. Never try to raise a load while operating on a sloped surface. The change in the center of gravity could cause the equipment to tip over.
Like any driver, forklift operators are obliged to wear seat belts. Check that the overhead guard is securely in place. Depending on the working environment, eye and hearing protection may need to be worn. Check that a working fire extinguisher is mounted on the forklift.
Weather conditions can affect forklift operating conditions. Load handling, speed and turning may need to be adjusted to ensure safety when operating a forklift in rain, snow or ice.
