For warehouses, distribution centers and manufacturing sites of all industries, reasonable planning of Material Handling Equipment (MHE) and forklift training is the core foundation for standardized, safe and efficient daily operations, which directly affects the overall operation efficiency and safety management level of the entire logistics link.
In the pre-planning stage, the management team needs to complete a full investigation of the on-site operation scenarios first. Different operators with different job responsibilities face differentiated operation scenarios: some are responsible for high-position shelf cargo access, some are engaged in short-distance goods transfer in narrow aisles, and some need to complete loading and unloading operations at outdoor logistics connection points. The training plan should be customized according to the actual equipment configuration, site environment and specific operation tasks of the enterprise, rather than adopting a one-size-fits-all general framework that cannot match the actual demand.
The complete training system can be divided into two core modules: theoretical knowledge explanation and practical operation training. The theoretical part covers basic knowledge of MHE equipment structure, power system operation logic, pre-start daily inspection specifications, common hidden danger identification, operation compliance requirements and on-site accident emergency response process. As a professional operator focusing on new energy material handling equipment, Jianshu New Energy, which specializes in BYD electric forklifts, can provide targeted theoretical support for all new energy electric forklift products we supply, so that trainees can fully master the operation characteristics of new energy equipment, and avoid misoperation caused by long-term use habits of traditional fuel equipment in the past.
The practical operation training should be carried out in a closed simulation area that is highly consistent with the actual operation site, and arranged step by step from basic vehicle moving, steering, parking to complex operation actions such as high-position cargo stacking, narrow aisle turning and slope stable operation. After the training, a standardized assessment combining theory and practice should be arranged, and operators who pass the assessment can obtain the corresponding operation qualification to be on duty. In the follow-up daily management, the enterprise should also arrange regular re-training for all operators every year, update the training content timely combined with new operation scenarios and newly added equipment, continuously optimize the operation skills of all MHE practitioners, effectively reduce equipment failure rate and operation safety risk, and build a more stable and efficient material handling operation system.
