Industrial Lift Truck Operation

The course reviews lift truck types, designations and areas of use, the principles of counterbalance, the importance of the circle check and all of the key safe operating habits. It also covers the safe handling of propane and proper battery care.
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CAUTION TO USERS
The following video was originally prepared by WSN's predecessor organization for use by industry clients.
While much of the information and visual depictions are still valuable, viewers should recognize that examples, contact information, equipment and data such as legislative references may be out of date.
This video is offered as a free tool for companies to use in an effort to continuously improve their health and safety systems.
Users need to ensure that they are aware of the most recent legislation, equipment and processes, as well as best practices.

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[@forklifttechnicianguru5126]

Good

[@stevewalker8830]

Very good

[@waynevietnam]

Pretty good video but the narrator doesn't really understand the capacity chart.

[@JoseRomero-oz4xb]

Does it depends on how big the low is example it can be one big popcorn pop is big butt and the other side of the scale you have five seeds of popcorn none pop which is the same high but different weight how can we deal with that

[@rockysarkar6039]

I'm forklift driver

[@honestycounts9352]

Seems easy enough, but the problem is that most forklift drivers now earn LESS than a guy restocking shelves at your local Walmart.

[@noahbiggsreal]

Lol what do you mean? I get paid $20/h at my current job with no prior forklift experience. At my previous job (I only worked for 1.5 weeks cause it was a terrible place to work) I was getting paid $18/h. Minimum wage where I live is $15/h