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Multi-Media Access Inc. Interactive Training
Forklift Safety
Training TOP-OF-Mind Series
OVERVIEW
A Powerful New Set of Computer Based Multimedia
Training Programs
A
Forklift Safety Series:
These comprehensive Safety programs have all the newest
Regulations and industry standards for Drivers and Pedestrians as well.
Now you can teach your drivers to watch-out for pedestrians
and teach the pedestrians to watch-out for drivers.
The series for Drivers is designed around the three-year cycle for
recertification, but can be completed in one sitting. The training is
contained on three CD-ROMs with motion video and interactions to help learners
retain the maximum in the learning experience.
TOPICS
The series may also be purchased in single CD
format to suit your training needs. The following is a listing of the titles
included:
- CD TITLE: Environment and Pedestrians
(drivers:
caution pedestrians)
A -
Signs
B -
Surroundings
C -
Pedestrians
- CD TITLE:
Balance And Stability
(drivers
avoid disaster; stay in balance)
A -
Weight & Distance
B -
Stability
C -
Lift Capacity
(Rules for
drivers to observe)
A - Starting Your Shift
B - Rules of the Road
C - Environment
Also Available;
A
new program for Pedestrian
safety around forklifts.
CD TITLE: Pedestrian Safety
A -
Signs
B -
Surroundings
C -
Contact
The course presents interactive instruction covering the
following topical
areas:
The Forklift Driver Series
Environment
& Pedestrians -
A
- Signs - This module focuses on the
signs in the driving Environment that alert drivers of the dangers to
pedestrians and others.
Also:
- how to avoid forklift/pedestrian accidents
- procedures to use at blind intersections
- policy for riders
- rules for unattended forklifts
- passing under the forks
 B
- Surroundings - There are many Surroundings that present danger to
drivers and pedestrians alike. Just one of the dangers is smoking. This module
helps drivers explore these dangers and be able to more easily recognize them
in the driving Environment.
rules for pedestrians and obstructions
minor Spills & Obstructions
dangers of misplaced Hands and feet
Smoking in not allowed around forklifts
Personal Safety Equipment is required
 C
- Pedestrians -
The common concerns and rules for drivers and pedestrians are
given. This module focuses on these areas to help eliminate the
lack-of-knowledge dangers.
Avoiding pedestrians and injuries
Dangers with bodies & the forklift
Forklift drivers must be trained & licensed
Trained to perform repairs.
Balance & Stability
This Training program concentrates on the Balance and Stability aspects of
driving a forklift.
 A
- Weight & Distance - This module helps driver understand the
relationship between the load capacity and load center ratings for the lift
truck. They are also given training on the meaning of the Stability Triangle
and it's relationship to the cause of most forklift accidents.
- Forklifts & cars; not the same
- How load center affects capacity
- How to maintain forklift stability
- Safety of your fellow workers
B
- Stability -
Learners are given several examples of loads that exceed the
forklift's capacity and the consequences of those actions.
- When you load and unload a forklift
- When the forks are raised
- If a high load blocks your view
- The Stability Triangle
C - Lift Capacity -
Lift capacity and simple rules to avoid causing
accidents.
-
Information on nameplate
- If the load center is greater than the rating of the forklift.
- Items that affect loaded or unloaded forklift's Stability.
- Review of Balance and Stability
Driving Safety
A - Starting Your Shift
- Daily procedures to be used for your safety
When you start your shift
Vehicle Types
Refueling & battery charging or replacement
B
- Rules of the Road
- Rules for pedestrians and obstructions
- Traffic and safety rules Safe distance and passing
- "Unattended" & elevators
- Operating a "walkie"
C - Environment
- Avoiding forklift accidents
- Forklifts on Ramps
- Railroad tracks
- Docked highway truck
- Dockboard dangers
Pedestrian Safety
A - Signs -
The signs in the driving Environment that alert Pedestrians of
the dangers from forklifts are discussed.
- How to avoid forklift/pedestrian accidents
- Procedures to use at blind intersections
- Policy for riders
- Rules for unattended forklifts
- Passing under the forks
B - Surroundings -
There are many Surroundings that present danger to
Pedestrians
and drivers alike.
Just one of the dangers is smoking.
This module helps pedestrians explore these dangers and be able to more
easily recognize them in the driving Environment.
- Rules for pedestrians and obstructions
- Minor Spills & Obstructions
- Dangers of misplaced Hands and feet
- Smoking in not allowed around forklifts
- Personal Safety Equipment is required
C
- Contact -
The common concerns and rules for drivers and pedestrians are
given. This module focuses on these areas to help eliminate the
lack-of-knowledge dangers.
- Avoiding pedestrians and injuries
- Dangers with bodies & the forklift
- Forklift drivers must be trained and licensed
- Trained to perform repairs.
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Access, Inc. 2000
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