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 Know Your Forklift Trip PointsRead More: Know Your Forklift Trip PointsHere is a list of potential trip points to keep in mind when operating a forklift. 
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 Top 10 OSHA Violations of 2020Read More: Top 10 OSHA Violations of 2020Year after year, forklift-related violations show up in OSHA’s Top 10 most common citations. 
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 Managing Worker FatigueRead More: Managing Worker FatigueOne of the best ways to make sure your business continues to flow and flow safely, is to make sure you and your employees avoid worker fatigue. 
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 “Safety Triangle” of Forklift TrainingRead More: “Safety Triangle” of Forklift TrainingOn the first side of the triangle, under OSHA Regulation 1910.178(L), employers have to train our forklift operators. 
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 Warehouse Lighting RequirementsRead More: Warehouse Lighting RequirementsPer OSHA, companies are required to provide a minimum of two lumens per square foot in areas with heavy equipment in use. 
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 Forklift Precautions in Cold WeatherRead More: Forklift Precautions in Cold WeatherDuring the winter season we must stay alert to factors such as temperature, snow, sleet, ice, etc. 
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 Common Signals of Forklift AbuseRead More: Common Signals of Forklift AbuseIf an operator or the application of a forklift causes equipment damage beyond normal wear and tear, it is considered forklift abuse. 
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 Forklift Floor and Operating SurfacesRead More: Forklift Floor and Operating SurfacesAn unloaded standard forklift at 5,000 lbs. of rated lift capacity weighs 9,000 lbs. and can increase to 14,000 lbs. 
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 HousekeepingRead More: HousekeepingWarehouse housekeeping is important to the safe and proper operation of a forklift within your facility. 
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 Do Videos Qualify As Training?Read More: Do Videos Qualify As Training?Some trainers and companies have opted to use forklift safety training videos to meet requirements. 







