Forklift certification OSHA Regulations and Compliance Flashcards
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Which OSHA standard specifically governs powered industrial truck operation in general industry?
Answer: 29 CFR 1910.178
29 CFR 1910.178 is OSHA's standard covering powered industrial trucks in general industry.
How often must OSHA require that each forklift operator's performance be evaluated?
Answer: At least once every 3 years
OSHA requires an operator evaluation at least once every three years.
Under OSHA rules, who is permitted to operate a powered industrial truck?
Answer: Only trained and certified operators
Only operators who have been trained, evaluated, and certified may operate a forklift.
What must an employer do when workplace conditions that affect safe operation change?
Answer: Provide refresher training
Changes in workplace conditions require refresher training to address them.
According to OSHA, how frequently must a forklift be inspected before use?
Answer: Before each shift or use
OSHA requires forklifts to be inspected before each shift or before being placed in service.
What is the minimum age OSHA sets for operating a forklift in a non-agricultural workplace?
Answer: 18 years
OSHA prohibits anyone under 18 from operating a forklift in non-agricultural employment.
Which document must an employer keep to prove operator certification?
Answer: A written record of training and evaluation
Employers must maintain a written record certifying each operator's training and evaluation.