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OSHA 30- FORKLIFTS EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
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1. You are 1. Sound Horn
approaching a blind 2.Proceed cautiously
intersection 3.Flash warning lights
2. You are passing through a 4. Do not allow it
congested area 5.Stop
3.You are traveling in reverse
4. Someone wants to pass under the
forks of your forklift
5.A pedestrian is crossing your path
1. Let a gas-powered engine 1. No
idle in a small, garage space. 2.Yes
2.Choose a battery-powered forklift 3.Yes
for indoor use. 4. No
3.Spread an absorbent material on a 5.Yes
wet or slippery surface 6.Yes
4. Drive back and forth diagonally when 7. No
ascending a grade 8.Yes
5.Sound horn when entering a
small, enclosed space
6.Warn others of a hazardous surface
area that you cannot correct
7.Close all doors and windows when
operating a gas-powered forklift indoors
8.Use headlights in a dark, indoor space.
Which of the following is not something Disassemble the roll-over protection system
you should do before starting your
forklift?
Which of the following is Okay to do Travel in reverse
when you are operating your forklift?
Which of the following defines when a When the forklift is out of your view or more than 25 feet (7.62 m) from you.
forklift is considered unattended?
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When might it be appropriate for you to When the pedestrian is too close to an area where you must operate your forklift
ask a pedestrian to move to another
location?
Which of the following is not a safe Under the forks of your forklift
location for a pedestrian?
When is it okay to turn on a ramp? Never
What is the first thing you should do Walk the route
before setting off on a route with your
forklift?
Which of the following actions would not Let the forklift's engine warm up for ten minutes before using the forklift
help limit your exposure to exhaust gases
when operating an internal combustion
engine forklift in an enclosed area?
What is Not a safe action to take if you Drive over the slippery or uneven area at your speed
discover that an area of your planned
route is slippery or uneven?
What type of forklift is best for Indoor Electric forklift
use?
Meets the characteristics the forklift manufacturer used to determine the
forklifts rated capacity. Standard load is the shape of a 48-inch (121.9 cm) cube and
Standard Load sits on a 48-inch (121.9 cm) square pallet. A standard load's size, shape, and
weight distribution mean its center of gravity will be in the center of the forks
when the load is resting on the back of the forks.
Generally has a consistent shape and weight distribution like a standard load,
but may be longer or wider than a standard load. A non-standard load may be
Non-standard Load
more difficult to balance on the forks or may be impossible to hold with the
load's
center of gravity at the center of the forks.
A load with one or more physical characteristics that make it particularly
challenging to handle. An odd load might be a single, oddly shaped item, such as
Odd Load
a large, wedge-shaped boulder, or might be a pallet that contains multiple items
but is much heavier or one side than the other.
May prevent both disability and stability problems. A tall load may block your
forward vision, requiring you to operate the forklift in reverse. In addition, a
Tall Load
load that is taller than wide will cause the forklift's combined center of gravity
to shift further sideways on turns.
A wide load may present a problem with balance and forklift maneuverability. You
may not be able to spread to forks apart wide enough to balance the load from
Wide Load
side to side. If the load is sticking out past the sides of the fork, there is an
increased risk that the load may hit a person or an object that is in your path.
Be sure to check shipping papers and labels for a load to determine if it contains
hazardous materials. There are additional federal regulations regarding the
Load Containing Hazard Materials
transportation of hazardous materials. You may need to receive training, use
specific load-handling techniques, and store the materials in approved facilities.
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