First, basic compliance awareness is the primary prerequisite for all qualified forklift operators. Before starting any daily operation, operators should fully master the basic parameters of the assigned electric forklift, including rated load capacity, maximum lifting height, turning radius and operation layout of control levers. It is required to complete the full pre-shift inspection routine, covering tire condition, braking performance, power level, warning light and horn function, to eliminate hidden risks before operation starts. Any operation against load limit, or operation under poor physical or mental condition, is strictly forbidden in all work scenarios.
Second, scenario-adaptive operation skill is the core competency to ensure smooth operation. In narrow warehouse aisles, operators should control the driving speed below the specified limit, adjust the driving route accurately to avoid scratching the shelves or stacked goods. When docking with cargo trucks for loading and unloading, operators should keep the vehicle stable, adjust the fork lifting angle properly to avoid slipping of heavy goods. When encountering pedestrians or passing intersections in the work area, operators should honk the horn in advance and keep enough safe distance from surrounding people and facilities. For sloped sections or ground with water and oil stains, operators should slow down properly to prevent side slip or goods falling off.
Third, risk pre-judgment capability is the key to reduce accidental incidents. Qualified operators can quickly identify potential hidden dangers in the operation area, including height limit of overhead pipelines, raised obstacles on the ground, unsteady stacked goods, and temporary construction sections, and suspend operation immediately once potential risks are found, rather than take risky operation actions.
Fourth, basic routine maintenance knowledge can extend the service life of new energy electric forklifts. Operators should complete standardized post-operation procedures, including parking the vehicle in the designated area, pulling the handbrake, lowering the forks to the lowest position, and arranging charging according to the remaining power level. Operators should report any abnormal running state of the equipment to the management department in time, instead of disassembling the equipment without professional guidance.
As Jianshu New Energy, which specializes in BYD electric forklifts, we also provide systematic skill training support for all operators of our clients, to help them master all required competencies, and realize safe, efficient and low-cost internal material handling operation.
