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A forklift operator should travel with a full load by keeping the forks elevated just above ground level to maintain stability while ensuring visibility is not obstructed. The operator should drive in a straight line, avoiding sharp turns and sudden stops to prevent tipping. It's important to maintain a safe speed and be aware of the surroundings, including pedestrians and obstacles. Lastly, the load should be tilted back slightly to enhance balance and prevent it from sliding off.
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How should a forklift operator travel with a full pallet on the forks?
Forks slightly tilted back, one foot above ground, be able to see ahead over the load
How should a lift operator travel with a full pallets on the forks?
Backwards to see
How should a lift operator travel with a full pallet on the fork?
Backwards to see
How should a lift operator travel with full pallet on the fork?
Backwards to see
How should a lift operator travel with full pallet on the forks?
Backwards to see
How should a lift operator travel with a full pallets on the fork?
Backwards to see
How should a lift operator travel with a full pallet on forks?
Backwards to see
How should a lift operator travel with a full pallet on fork?
Backwards to see
How should a lift operator travel with a full pallet on the forks?
Backwards to see
How should a lift operator travel with the full Pallet on the forks?
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How should the lift operator travel with a full pallet on the forks?
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How should a forklift travel with a full pallett on the forks?
Platform right down about 6 inches off ground to enable sight over the load.
