Operator Written Test for Industrial Lift Trucks - Test 1-A (English)

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Only drivers trained and authorized in the safe operations of industrial trucks shall be permitted to operate such vehicles.

True or False?

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Employees shall not place any part of their body outside the running lines of an industrial truck, between mast uprights, or other parts of the truck where shear or crushing hazards exist.

True or False?

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A pre-operational check of your truck before and after your shift is not required.

True or False?

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If you find a maintenance tag on your industrial truck, do not operate the unit and check with your supervisor.

True or False?

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Employees shall not be allowed to stand, pass, or work under the elevated portion of any industrial truck-loaded or unloaded.

True or False?

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When carrying a load and driving a lift truck up a ramp or incline, the load should be carried on the down side of the ramp.

True or False?

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When carrying a load that blocks your vision, you should drive backwards for better vision.

True or False?

 

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When carrying a load and driving a lift truck down a ramp or incline, you should carry the load on the up side of the incline.

True or False?

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Carrying a load that exceeds the rated capacity of your lift truck is O.K. if you are an experienced operator and it is transported slowly and carefully.

True or False?

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Report all accidents, injuries, or any problems with your lift truck to your supervisor immediately.

True or False?

 

 

 

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It is the operator’s responsibility to make sure the load is stable and the weight is properly distributed in relation to the lift truck before transporting the load.

True or False?

 

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An operator does not have to be concerned with the  24” load center of his/her truck in relation to loads.

True or False?

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When approaching blind intersections or pedestrians, you must slow down, honk horn, and then proceed with caution.

True or False?

 

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As an operator of industrial lift trucks, you do not need to be aware of overhead obstructions.

True or False?

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When parking a lift truck you should:

(a) lower the forks, shift into neutral, set the parking brake, block the wheels on inclines, shut off the power, and remove the key.

(b) lower the forks, set the parking brake, block the wheels if on an incline.

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Regarding driving on ramps or inclines with an industrial truck:

(a) never turn on a ramp or incline with or without loads.

(b) it's O.K. to turn on ramps if you drive slow and don’t make too short of a turn.

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You should use your horn to:

(a) warn pedestrians and other traffic at intersections and blind corners.

(b) to make workers get out of your way and let everyone know that you have the right-of-way.

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When carrying loads you should keep the load:

(a) against the backrest and the mast should be tilted back.

(b) near the tips of the forks.

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An operator must receive training on changing and refilling propane tanks.  They must also wear goggles and gloves.

True or False?

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Repairs to industrial trucks should only be handled by persons trained and authorized to make them.

True or False?

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Distribution of weight - if the load is heavier on one end, carry the heavy end against the load backrest extension. If heavy end is loaded toward the front end of the truck, you could lose truck and/or load stability.

True or False?

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Lift trucks do not have shocks or springs. When driving outdoors, go slow and look out for bumps and/or holes.

True or False?

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As an operator of a lift truck, it is your responsibility to check that the dockplate is in position and secure before using it.

True or False?

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Lift truck operators must always keep all portions of their body inside the running lines of the truck.

True or False?

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Lift truck operators must be aware of the edge of the dock at all times and must use caution when operating near docks.  The width of one tire of the industrial truck shall be the minimum distance from the edge of the dock at all times when operating a lift truck.

True or False?

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The further your load extends past the 24” load center, the more weight your truck can pick up.

True or False?

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The center of gravity in the triangle of stability on a counter balanced lift truck moves in a ___________ direction when you tilt the mast forward?

(forward)

(backward)

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It is acceptable to add extra weight to the back of the forklift to increase the trucks capacity if your load is too heavy.

True or False?

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Lifting an employee on the forks or on a pallet to change a light is acceptable if done with care.

True or False?

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Lift trucks shall not be driven up to anyone standing in front of a bench or other fixed object of such size that the person could become caught between the truck and the object.

True or False?

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When driving an industrial lift truck, the operator is responsible for his/her actions in regards to his/her safety and the safety of fellow employees.

True or False?

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