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Harness & Body Belt Inspection
Read More: Harness & Body Belt InspectionIf you repair or operate an order picker or aerial lift, it’s important to remember to check not only your vehicle you are going to use before you use it, but the harness that may save your life.
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Inspecting Forks
Read More: Inspecting ForksInspecting forks daily can ensure safer operation and should concentrate on 3 areas: fork hooks, heels and tips.
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Pre-Shift Inspection Basics
Read More: Pre-Shift Inspection BasicsOperator safety and skills need attention. Your company must also emphasize the importance of forklift inspection.
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Top 10 OSHA Violations (2019)
Read More: Top 10 OSHA Violations (2019)Patrick Kapust, Deputy Director of OSHA’s Directorate of Enforcement Programs, presented the agency’s top 10 violations for the fiscal year of 2019.
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Safety Training with Your Employer
Read More: Safety Training with Your EmployerHaving the employer ultimately responsible for providing training is a benefit to the employee and company.
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Battery Safety
Read More: Battery SafetyWhen you train your forklift operators, one of the topics that need to be discussed is the safe handling of batteries.
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Workplace Hazards
Read More: Workplace HazardsThis could include a number of things, such as narrow aisles, pedestrian traffic, hazardous locations (such as flammable gasses in the air), congested aisle ways, uneven floors or dirty, greasy floors.
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Daily Checklists
Read More: Daily ChecklistsOSHA requires that each “Powered Industrial Truck” is checked out before it is put into operation. Most companies use a “Daily Checklist” to inspect their equipment.
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Do You Have A “Safe” Attitude?
Read More: Do You Have A “Safe” Attitude?A positive attitude towards safety will pay off in many ways. It saves you money, keeps you in your job and even saves your life.
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Forklift Accidents: 4 Main Types
Read More: Forklift Accidents: 4 Main TypesA forklift tip over is the number one accident involving a forklift. OSHA’s Office of Data Analysis examined 53 investigative case files involving powered industrial Truck fatalities that occurred between 1980-1986 and found that the single largest accident was vehicle tipovers.




