Forklift Safety Quiz

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Forklift Safety Quiz

Test your knowledge on forklift safety with our comprehensive quiz designed specifically for both operators and pedestrians. This quiz covers essential topics to ensure a safe work environment in areas where forklifts are in operation.

  • Multiple choice and checkbox questions
  • Covers key aspects of forklift safety
  • Ideal for training and assessments
26 Questions6 MinutesCreated by DrivingEagle321
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Forklift Operator
Pedestrian
Which of the following affect truck stability? (select all that apply)
Slopes and ramps
Elevated forks and loads
Length of load being carried
Weight of load
Accelerating, braking and turning
Mast tilt
Tilting the load forward when the mast and load are elevated in an open aisle: (check all that apply)
Makes the truck easier to steer
Can help you see better
Can lead to a forward tip over
Is against OSHA regulations
The length of load being lifted has no effect on the stability of the lift.
True
False
When operating around pedestrians: (select all that apply)
Never drive up to or anywhere near a pedestrian especially if they are in front of a fixed object
Never allow pedestrians under or near a raised load
Know that pedestrians have the right away
Make sure the pedestrian is clear of your truck, including the rear of your truck due to your truck's wide rear end swing in a turn
Communicate with the pedestrian so you both know each other’s intentions
Two Identical trucks are traveling in the same area. One truck is traveling at 8 mph, the other at 4 mph. The truck traveling at 4mph will be capable of braking in roughly:
¼ the distance of the 8 mph truck
½ the distance of the 8 mph truck
¾ the distance of the 8 mph truck
It will take both trucks the same distance to stop
Before loading or unloading a trailer you should make sure that the: (select all that apply)
Trailer is properly positioned at the dock
Dock board lip is securely in position in the trailer
Dock lock is engaged and green light is on
Trailer wheels are chocked
Trailer floor is in good condition
When traveling around the dock area you should: (select all that apply)
Stay well away from the dock boards
Watch for lift trucks coming out of trailers
Park your truck on dock boards
Drive close to dock boards to stay out of traffic lanes
When coming out of trailers: (select all that apply)
Exit trailer slowly
Beep your horn
Watch for other lift trucks
Watch for pedestrians
The weight and size of a battery is little or no concern to the safe operation of the lift truck.
True
False
If you smell gas after installing a propane tank, you should: (select all that apply)
Immediately shut the tank valve off
Start the engine to control the leak
Never start the engine
Advise your supervisor and tag the truck out of service
Always allow _____ truck lengths between vehicles when traveling.
1
3
2
A body part caught against an object outside the truck cannot be seriously injured at 1 mph.
True
False
You should perform a pre-shift inspection: (select all that apply)
At the start of each shift on the truck you are assigned to
At any time before you start operating a different truck
Once a week
On your assigned truck only. You don’t need to inspect other trucks you operate during your shift
In the event of a tip-over or off- dock fall on center-controlled, sit down trucks you should: (select all that apply)
Have already fastened your seat belt
Grab the steering wheel with both hands
Brace your feet firmly on the floor board
Lean away from the direction of the tip-over
In the event of a tip-over or off-dock fall on stand-up, end controlled trucks you should get off and away from the truck.
True
False
The most frequent pedestrian accidents occurs when a pedestrian is crushed between a truck and an immovable object such as a wall, rack section or pallet.
True
False
Which of the following are acceptable pedestrian actions? (select all that apply)
Walking behind a lift truck without the operator signaling you to pass
Walking around blind spots, intersections and corners without looking
Stepping between a lift truck and a fixed object
Expect lift truck drivers to see you and anticipate your movements
None of the above
Even at slow speeds, contact with a lift truck can cause serious injury or even death.
True
False
You must be authorized and trained by your company to operate lift trucks.
True
False
A pedestrian should never walk under or be near a lift truck with an elevated load.
True
False
Both lift truck drivers and pedestrians must yield to each other with hand signals or eye contact indicating the intention to proceed.
True
False
If a powered industrial truck does come towards you, you should do the following. (select all that apply)
Yell at them to get their attention
Stop and wait for them to see you
Step safely out of its path
As a pedestrian it is acceptable to ask for a ride from a lift truck operator.
True
False
When working around lift trucks pedestrians must be aware of the following: (select all that apply)
Power unit swing while a lift truck is turning
Rules, guidelines, and procedures established for their work area
Locations of blind spots, high traffic areas
As a pedestrian, never put yourself in a situation where an accident could occur and don’t assume that the driver of a powered industrial truck will see you or stop in time to avoid an accident.
True
False
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