1. Prepare for hazards Check the forklift Plan the move Move the load Shut down and secure the forklift www.easyguides.com.au How to use this presentation Home Question 8. Why not rely on PPE as the only method of hazard control? Click for answer PPE will help keep a person safe but will not eliminate injury. So you don’t use it as the only way to control a hazard. marker

2. Prepare for hazards Check the forklift Plan the move Move the load Shut down and secure the forklift www.easyguides.com.au How to use this presentation Home Question 29. Are the statements below true or false? a)When driving an order picking forklift you must obey all traffic rules. b)You do not keep your foot on the dead man’s pedal. c)It is up to pedestrians to get out of the way when you’re driving an order picking forklift. d)You must fasten the safety belt around your waist when using an order picking forklift. Click for answer marker a) True. b) False. c) False. d) True.

3. Prepare for hazards Check the forklift Plan the move Move the load Shut down and secure the forklift www.easyguides.com.au How to use this presentation Home Question 30. To work safely at heights what checks must you do? Make sure the manual lower valve works. If the forklift stops while elevated or you get sick, someone can use the valve to safely lower you to the ground.

4. Prepare for hazards Check the forklift Plan the move Move the load Shut down and secure the forklift www.easyguides.com.au How to use this presentation Home Question 33. When using a forklift why must you stay alert and watch out for things that could go wrong? Click for answer marker Damage to the pallet, load or truck could occur The load may move Pedestrians or other vehicles could get in your way

5. Prepare for hazards Check the forklift Plan the move Move the load Shut down and secure the forklift www.easyguides.com.au How to use this presentation Home Question 40. What do you do with the fork arms when you finish using an order picking forklift? Click for answer marker You lower the fork arms with the fork tips resting on the ground.