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The key is to be returned when signing back in the forklift.  \nPre-Start Safety Check  \n• Before operating the forklift, ensure that you are familiar with the operating controls and safety devices.  \n• Make sure the forklift is suitable for the load to be lifted or moved-do not load the forklift above the weight specified on the load capacity plate.  \n• A pre-start safety check of the forklift shall be completed by the first user each day of use, and recorded on WHS-FOR-017.3 Forklift Pre-Start Checklist.  \nTraffic Management  \n• Most forklift incidents involve pedestrians.  \n• When moving to and from operating area, the forklift shall be escorted by a vehicle, or person on foot, at walking pace unless travel path has been closed to the public. 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