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- 2. Elements covered Training explained How much did your last car cost? MHE/Pedestrian circulation pattern Alcohol &
- 3. Training explained Suitable candidate selected Valid MHE Medical Basic Training Refreshed every 3 years Site Training
- 4. How much did your last car cost? Compare that to the costs of our truck fleet…
- 5. MHE/Pedestrian circulation pattern
- 6. MHE/Pedestrian circulation pattern (ASU)
- 8. Alcohol and drugs The law considers a fork lift truck to be a motor vehicle This
- 9. Traffic Flow One way systems Give way rules Pedestrian only areas Protected and designated walkways Trafford
- 10. Use of trucks outside Only Counterbalance to be used outside Reach truck – internal truck only
- 11. Distance rules 2000 to 2006: more than 20% of all incidents in L’Oréal were linked to
- 12. 1m Truck is stopped Stay 1 metre away
- 13. 5m Truck is moving Stay 5 metres away
- 14. Passing trucks moving in opposite direction Drive carefully
- 15. Passing pedestrians in racking or loading bay Sound horn Make eye contact
- 16. Truck speed The maximum speed of all trucks have been pre-set: Speed limited to a maximum
- 17. Housekeeping Keep your truck clean and tidy at all times Do not place stickers on your
- 18. Personal protective equipment High visibility vests and safety shoes At all times in the warehouse Gloves
- 19. Aerosol storage unit (ASU) Trained & authorised people only! No smoking materials No mobile phones Only
- 20. Dealing with leaking aerosols Remove damaged aerosols immediately by the nearest exit (Use a fire exit
- 21. Driving rules Keep to the left in aisles Make use of mirrors Obey give way and
- 22. Driving rules Operate with caution & awareness near unprotected walkways Trafford Park: Obey “One way” system
- 23. Driving rules Nobody ever said trucks should be seen and not heard Whenever you approach intersections
- 24. Seat belts All high level trucks have been fitted with seat belts You must wear the
- 25. Seat Belt This film was captured on the CCTV at the Kalouga Warehouse in Jan 2013.
- 26. Condition of pallets Check for: Loose / missing blocks Nails protruding Suitable for load Stringers intact
- 27. Manual handling
- 28. Manual handling Examine the load Get help or use a mechanical aid if required Plan the
- 29. One point lessons A one point lesson (OPL) provides step by step guidance on completing a
- 30. Emergency shower & eye wash Emergency shower and eye wash facilities are located in the battery
- 31. Validation In order to comply with corporate requirements an annual MOT is required This covers: CE
- 32. Reporting defects If there is a fault with your truck: Remove the validation tag to reveal
- 33. Incident investigation If you have any type of incident whilst operating your truck, you must report
- 34. MHE authorisation Authorisation Explained Issued to all powered truck operatives Details basic and site training expiry
- 35. Truck Specific Training Reach Truck Counterbalance
- 36. Reach Truck Site Training
- 37. Types of reach truck There are two types of reach truck: Standard Pyroban rated Only the
- 38. Operation of pyroban system Green fob Operates truck under normal operation 2 activation levels: Level 1
- 39. Pre use checklist Validation Multi-Tag Displayed Condition of Forks Check for cracks, fractures, excessive ware deformity
- 40. Pre use checklist Lift chains & pulleys Check for loose or worn pins or links, chain
- 41. Pre use checklist Operating position/seat Check anchor points, runners and sliders, also check for objects under
- 42. Hydraulics Ensure smooth operation of all controls to full extent of travel Lift / reach /
- 43. Access control Keypad operated “14016” or Clock card number required Switch machine off when not in
- 44. Checking & filling the battery If the LED on the battery is flashing red (as per
- 45. Checking & filling the battery Gain access to Reach battery by: Bringing reach in as far
- 46. Checking & filling the battery Top up batteries using Aquajet system: Check water level is above
- 47. Checking & filling the battery Open water valve completely Wait until spinner stops (10 – 15
- 48. Addressing a pallet Ensure your forks are centrally positioned You must always extend your reach controls
- 49. Camera rules Reach trucks have been fitted with onboard camera monitors It is mandatory to use
- 50. Ergonomics Ensure all limbs are within the confines of the truck Adjustable attachments for added comfort
- 51. Conclusion Once you have qualified as a truck operator it’s your responsibility to ensure your own
- 52. Any Questions?
- 53. Counterbalance Site Training
- 54. Pre use checklist Validation Multi-Tag Displayed Condition of Forks Check for cracks, fractures, excessive ware deformity
- 55. Pre use checklist Fire extinguisher All high level trucks are adapted with fire extinguishers. Operating position/seat
- 56. Access Control Davis Darby operated Log off machine when not in use
- 57. Checking & filling the battery Add from OPL
- 58. Restricted areas Counterbalance can only be used internally in designated areas and routes Circulation plan
- 59. Use in yard Traffic – pedestrians, contractors, reversing vehicles, stand trailers Weather – adjust speed, seek
- 60. Travelling on slopes The forks should face uphill if the truck is laden and downhill if
- 61. Travelling on slopes Rules on slopes Always travel directly up or down the slope Slow down
- 62. Ergonomics Ensure all limbs are within the confines of the truck Adjustable attachments for added comfort
- 63. Conclusion Once you have qualified as a truck operator it’s your responsibility to ensure your own
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