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Q.Name 4 main safety checks you would make before loading or unloading a flat-bed or curtain-sided lorry.  \nA.Lorry brakes or wheels chocked  \nB.Lorry bed condition,width,height,level and curtains out of the way  \nC.Where is the lorry driver and where should they be positioned?  \nD.A support stand is positioned under an unsupported semi-trailer  \n2.  Q.Give 4 reasons why it is important to carry loads up to the heel of the forks.  \nA.To keep the load centre as far back as possiblee  \nB.To maintain truck stability  \nC.Maintain load stability against the fork arms and carriage/load guard  \nD.Keep the truck and its load as short as possible for confined spaces  \n3.  Q.Give 4 reasons why a lift truck can tip over sideways(lateral instability).  \nA.Turning too fast  \nB.Load offset  \nC.Uneven load  \nD.Sideshift not centred  \nE.Forks not evenly spaced  \nF.Side sloping ground  \nG.Turning with mast/load raised  \nH.Turning on an incline  \nI.  Live load  \n4.  Q.A truck's rated capacity is 1800kg at 500mm load centre(LC).You have a uniform load of 33 bagsweighing 50kg each and a pallet weighing 30kg.The pallet measures 1200mm×1000mm.Canyou safely handle this pallet heeled up on either face?Please explain your answer.  \nA.No.Total load=1650kg+30kg=1680kg at 500mm LC.The truck can lift the load on the wideface because the load centre is 500mm.But on the narrow face,where the load centre is 600mm,the weight will exceed the rated capacity of the truck,so the load cannot be handled from thenarrow face:  \nTruck rated capacity 1800kgxexisting load centre 500mm÷new load centre 600mm=1500kg.The Gross weight of the load therefore exceeds the rated capacity of the truck at the new loadcentre.  \n5.  Q.Give 4 examples of places where you should not park an industrial lift truck.  \nA.In or near doorways  \nB.Near switches and electricity boards  \nC.Near fire-fighting equipment  \nD.Blind corners  \nE.Inclines  \nF.Loading bays  \nG.Wet or muddy areas  \nH.Soft ground or generally in the way of others  \n6.  Q.Name 4 different types of ground surfaces or conditions a lift truck operator could encounter.  \nA.Uneven  \nB.Wet/dry  \nC.Icy or greasy  \nD.Very smooth/rough  \nE.Loose surface  \nF.Sloping or inclined  \nG.Railway tracks or gullies  \nH.Speed bumps  \n7.  Q.Name 2 effects that ground conditions can have on a lift truck.  \nA.Lift truck instability  \nB.Loss of adhesion during acceleration,braking,turning  \nC.Damage or loss of load  \nD.Damage to the lift truck  \n8.  Q.Name 2 precautions a lift truck operator can take when operating on different types of groundor surface.  \nA.Drive at a speed according to the conditions  \nB.Use the foot brake according to the conditions  \nC.Be observant and aware of changes in ground conditions  \nD.Refrain from aggressive steering  \nE.Ensure that the truck is stable and secure before using the hydraulic controls  \n9.  Q.Give 4examples of situations which could cause a lift truck to tip forwards (longitudinalinstability).  \nA.Exceeding the rated capacity of the lift truck  \nB.Extended load centre  \nC.Load not fully heeled up  \nD.Heavy braking  \nE.Rough/jerky hydraulic usage  \nF.Too much forward tilt at height  \nG.Live load  \nH.Hard acceleration in reverse with a load  \nI.Forks under an adjacent load/structure  \nJ.Incorrect direction on a slope when laden  \n10.Q.In relation to a truck's capacity,which 3 items of information must be printed on a truck's ratingplate?p  \nA.Lifting capacity  \nB.Load centre  \nC.Stacking height  \n11.Q.Name 4 checks you must make to a load before picking it up.  \nA.Its weight  \nB.Its load centre  \nC.The location where you are to collect or deposit the load  \nD.Its condition and security  \nE.What the load consists of  \nF.Is the load 'live'?  \nG.What material the pallet is made from  \n12.Q.List 8 components that must be checked on a lift truck pre-use inspection.  \nA.Forks  \nB","cbCaiqBLvOWzmloW","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqBLvOWzmloW","pdf",4293305,13,"English","# Open Questions\n## Safety checks and load handling\n## Tipping causes and parking restrictions\n## Ground conditions and operational precautions\n## Load, capacity plate, and pre-use inspections\n## Legal responsibilities and additional precautions","[{\"question\":\"What safety checks should be made before loading or unloading a flat-bed or curtain-sided lorry?\",\"answer\":\"Checks include ensuring lorry brakes or wheels are chocked, confirming the lorry bed condition and correct width/height/level, and verifying where the driver is positioned. 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