200 points checklist on forklift

Check fuel levels (gas, propane, or electric charge).

Inspect the forks for cracks and wear.

Verify that the hydraulic system is functioning properly.

Ensure all safety devices are operational (horn, lights, etc.).

Examine the tires for wear and proper inflation.

Confirm the operator is wearing a hard hat.

Ensure the operator has safety glasses.

Verify the use of steel-toed boots.

Check for high-visibility clothing.

Ensure gloves are worn when necessary.

Assess the load for weight and stability.

Ensure loads are stacked and secured properly.

Check for overhead obstructions before lifting.

Verify that the load does not obstruct the operator's view.

Ensure the load is balanced on the forks.

Certainly! Here are additional steps that could be included in the III. Load Handling Protocol (40 Points) section of your forklift checklist

Confirm that the load is within the forklift's rated capacity

Inspect the load for any hazards (sharp edges, chemicals, etc.)

Ensure that the load is appropriately wrapped or secured to prevent spillage

Use the correct forks or attachments for the type of load being handled

Check that the load is centered on the forks before lifting

Communicate with team members when moving the load to ensure safety

Maintain a safe distance from other personnel and equipment while moving the load

Use proper lifting techniques, including tilting the forks back slightly when lifting

Ensure that the forklift is in the appropriate position for loading or unloading

Always lower the load to a safe height when traveling over long distances

Feel free to modify or expand upon these steps to suit your specific needs!

Confirm the operator has completed training.

Check that the operator is using the seatbelt.

Ensure the operator conducts a 360-degree check before moving.

Verify that the operator is following speed limits in the workspace.

Confirm that the operator is aware of pedestrian traffic.

Ensure the forklift is parked in a designated area.

Check that the forks are lowered to the ground.

Verify that the ignition is turned off.

Ensure the key is removed from the ignition.

Conduct a brief post-operation inspection for any issues.

Check that maintenance logs are up to date.

Ensure that any repairs needed are documented.

Verify that regular service intervals are being followed.

Confirm that safety inspections are recorded.

Ensure that operator training records are current.