Forklift: Key On Inspection
15 min! Run Time
Employees
only
of Completion
What you'll learn
Skills covered in this course
Description
OSHA Standard: 1910.178 and industry best practices
The Forklift Key On Inspection is the second of two parts to the pre-operation forklift inspection. This module explains the importance and frequency of the pre-operation inspection, and the steps necessary to remove a forklift from service.
Additional topics cover inspection items that must be checked as legible, and the verification and proper working order of all lights, the dashboard panel, safety devices, forks, and mast movement.
System Requirements
See System Requirements in the Coggno Knowledge Base
Author
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Forklift: Key On Inspection
Frequently Asked Questions
Operators confirm that forks, mast movement, lights, the dashboard panel, and safety devices are all in proper working order.
It's the second half of the pre-operation routine, picking up right after the Key Off Inspection is finished.
Certain inspection items must be readable, or legible, and the course covers confirming that as part of the checklist.
Yes, it walks through the steps for removing a forklift from service once the Key On Inspection turns up a problem.
Because catching a problem depends on performing this inspection consistently, not just when something already feels wrong.
OSHA Standard: 1910.178 and industry best practices
The Key On Inspection is the second of two parts to the pre-operation forklift inspection. This module explains the importance and frequency of the pre-operation inspection, and the steps necessary to remove a forklift from service.
Additional topics cover inspection items that must be checked as legible, and the verification and proper working order of all lights, the dashboard panel, safety devices, forks, and mast movement.