QUIZ – Advanced Safety - Bigger Hammer Production Services

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1. Question
People with existing forklift certifications may drive for any employer, no authorization needed.
- True
- False
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Question 2 of 9

2. Question
Operators may use the forks to lift people.
- Yes – as long as the forks remain under 48".
- Yes – if they are standing on a palette.
- No – employees are not allowed to ride on the forks.
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People are allowed to stand underneath elevated forks, as long as they are just passing from one side to the other.
- Sure. What's the worst that could happen?
- Yes, as long as they don't stay there more than 5 seconds.
- No – unless the forks are effectively blocked from falling, people are never allowed underneath them.
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Pre-Shift inspections must be completed before operating the forklift.
- True
- False
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When backing the forks out from under a load, it is not necessary to look backwards first – making sure the forks come out clean is more important.
- If you are moving backwards, you must look backwards – no exceptions.
- Exactly – there's no way to back up safely if you aren't watching the forks.
- People know they shouldn't stand behind a forklift – no need to check.
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You are the fork operator, loading road cases onto a semi trailer. While driving up to the trailer, you notice people standing between you and the trailer.
- Continue advancing slowly towards the trailer.
- Continue advancing while honking the horn.
- Stop the fork. Until they move, you may not drive up to them.
- Accelerate while honking, they'll get the message and move.
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You are operating a fork, and part of your travel path involves a city sidewalk. You notice some utility panel covers, and it is unclear what type of load they will support.
- Continue as normal – the city wouldn't install utility covers that couldn't support a forklift.
- Drive over the panels a few times to make sure they will support the load.
- Coordinate a route that avoids the potential hazard, and use a cone, flag or tape to mark the panels for other drivers.
- Tell the client you can't drive under these conditions and go home.
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8. Question
Before driving into a trailer at a loading dock, you must:
- Confirm the load rating of the dock plate.
- Inspect the floor of the trailer.
- Make sure the trailer won't roll away – chocked & blocked, brakes set or dock hook engaged.
- All of the above.
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Tilting the forks forward while elevated is prohibited EXCEPT when picking up or depositing a load.
- True
- False
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