Proper compliance with forklift safety procedures is the core premise to avoid operation risks, protect on-site personnel safety and ensure stable daily warehouse and logistics operation. As a professional new energy equipment service provider specializing in high-quality pure electric forklifts, Jian Shu New Energy always regards standardized operation training as one of the core supporting services for all cooperative customers, to help every on-site operator master correct safety specifications, and assist enterprises to pass relevant safety compliance audits smoothly.
The first core part of compliance safety procedures is pre-operation full inspection. Before starting the electric forklift every time, operators need to check the power battery status, brake sensitivity, steering flexibility, fork wear condition and light prompt function first, and confirm that there is no hidden danger of equipment failure. After that, operators need to patrol the operation area within the working range, remove scattered obstacles on the passage, and remind irrelevant personnel to leave the operation reserved area, to avoid accidental collision during subsequent operation. It is strictly forbidden to start the forklift with unconfirmed hidden dangers, or force the equipment to work with faults.
The second core part of compliance safety procedures is on-site operation standard implementation. All operators must complete formal safety training and hold valid operation certificates before taking up the post, and non-certified personnel are strictly prohibited from operating any forklift privately. During the driving process, operators need to control the driving speed according to the on-site speed limit signs, keep a safe distance of more than 1 meter from surrounding personnel and stacked goods, and do not make sharp turns or emergency brakes when carrying heavy loads. It is strictly forbidden to use the fork to carry personnel to lift, no person is allowed to stay under the lifting goods or lifting frame, and the goods placed on the fork should be kept in the center to avoid side slipping and falling during moving. When driving on a ramp, keep the low speed state, and do not turn on the slope to avoid the risk of sideslip and rollover.
The third core part of compliance safety procedures is post-operation standardized management. After the daily operation task is completed, the forklift should be parked in the pre-planned designated parking area, the fork should be completely lowered to the ground, the hand brake should be pulled tightly, the power system should be shut down, and the key should be removed for proper storage. Operators need to record the operation status and minor abnormal problems of the equipment on the same day, and hand over the relevant information to the special maintenance personnel for regular inspection and maintenance. Any personnel are not allowed to modify the core structure or safety accessories of the electric forklift without official permission.
Strictly implementing all the above safety procedures can effectively reduce most common operation hidden dangers, help all kinds of logistics and warehousing enterprises complete the safety compliance construction of electric forklift operation, and create a more secure and efficient on-site operation environment.
