Forklift certification Maintenance and Repairs Questions and Answers Flashcards
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Who is authorized to perform repairs on a forklift according to OSHA standards?
Answer: Only trained and authorized mechanics or technicians
OSHA requires that forklift repairs be performed only by trained and authorized personnel to ensure safety.
When should a forklift be tagged out of service?
Answer: Whenever a defect that affects safe operation is found
A forklift must be taken out of service and tagged immediately when any unsafe defect is identified during inspection or operation.
What does it mean when a forklift is placed on 'lockout/tagout'?
Answer: Energy sources are isolated and the equipment is labeled unsafe to operate
Lockout/tagout procedures isolate all energy sources and warn others not to operate the equipment until repairs are complete.
Which of the following fluid levels should be checked regularly as part of forklift maintenance?
Answer: Engine oil, hydraulic fluid, and coolant
Regular maintenance requires checking engine oil, hydraulic fluid, and coolant to keep the forklift operating safely.
What should an operator do if they notice a hydraulic fluid leak during operation?
Answer: Stop operation immediately and report the leak
Hydraulic fluid leaks can cause sudden mast or load failure, so the forklift must be stopped and reported right away.
How often should forklift tires be inspected for wear, cuts, or damage?
Answer: Before each shift as part of the pre-operation check
Tires should be inspected before every shift to catch damage that could affect stability and steering.