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Used Caterpillar Stand Up Forklifts Peoria

Used Caterpillar Stand Up Forklifts Peoria

Duties of a Forklift Operator
The responsibility of a forklift operator is to be able to transport materials from one location to another, usually in factories and warehouses. Drivers need specialized training, that is usually offered by the workplace. Potential forklift operators should be able to pass a drug test and a background check.

Daily Inspections
Performing safety and functionality inspections every day is part of the various tasks of a forklift driver. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration mandates that all forklifts be checked before use. The driver should inspect the forklift once more after the shift. Yearly safety training is a very important part of a forklift operator's job description.

Unloading and Loading
Forklift operators use controls on the forklift to unload and load supplies and to be able to stack products effectively and in a timely method.

Weighing Materials
A forklift driver's duties include weighing the materials they are transporting, and logging the weights.

Quality Control
Quality control is one more essential part of the forklift operator's job. This involves ensuring orders are right and making certain the supplies do not sustain damage during the moving process.

Battery Maintenance and Care
Caring for the forklift battery helps ensure a long life span for the unit. Maintenance and care procedures comprise checking the water level in the forklift battery roughly every five charge cycles, being careful not to overflow the water when filling the cell to just over the visible protector, and cleaning up any spills. Once a forklift battery is charging, never disrupt the cycle.

PPE: Personal Protective Equipment
When performing works on the battery, such as checking the water level, Personal Protective Equipment or PPE is required. Both eye protection and hand protection must be worn, and a fire extinguisher and acid spill kit should be available. Forklift operators should observe safety rules at all times. The charging place should be kept ventilated and clear of open fire.

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