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Forklifts account for 25% of injuries at work. So many accidents take place every year at forklift job sites related to dealing with dangerous goods. We all should adopt practices that help prevent such hazards.
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To-Do list for carrying dangerous goods on forklifts Label dangerous goods with danger signages Always wear protective gear as recommended in the OSHA safety guidelines. Always reach your supervisor in case of any doubt Ensure your path is free of obstructions Watch out for pedestrians
Slow down a little more when you come across corners, blind spots, and blind spots Use a horn whenever necessary Ensure the load is at the center make sure the load doesn’t block your view It is really important to be properly trained, certified, and authorized to deal with dangerous goods Adjust the tilt according to the requirements and suit the gradient When reaching the destination, ensure you park your forklift safely
Not-To-Do list for carrying dangerous goods on forklifts Never try to transport dangerous goods on your own unless you are trained to do so Never transport dangerous chemicals on forklifts that aren’t working properly Do not start or stop a forklift suddenly as it might result in chemical spillage
Do not run over wires or leftover objects at the pathway Do not get distracted by the surroundings Do not try to carry out repairs when dangerous goods are fully loaded Never overload your forklift truck with dangerous goods Refrain to turn the vehicle around or across when carrying the sensitive load on slopes
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