Powered Pallet Jack Safety
OVERVIEW
Designed to be compact and versatile, this piece of equipment is commonly
used in warehouse, retail, and manufacturing settings. The simple appearance
of a powered pallet jack can be dangerously deceiving because this machine
actually leaves the most room for injury. Help stop accidents before they
happen with this comprehensive and thorough training program.
Sixteen interactions capture
and retain the learner's attention and interest. Interactions help assess
whether your workers are actually mastering the knowledge and skills necessary
to work safely with powered pallet jacks.
When the system discovers
an area where a worker is having difficulty, it patiently reviews that material
until 100% of your workers respond correctly to 100% of the assessments for
100% of the course's learning objectives. That's half of
Mastery's 600% Guarantee.
TOPICS
The course presents interactive instruction covering the following topical
areas:
Pre-Use Inspection
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Walkie versus
Walkie-rider
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Common Differences
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Purpose
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Manufacturers Operating
Instructions
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What To Inspect
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When You Find Something
Wrong
Operation
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The Drive Wheel
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Steering Handle
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Plugging
Load Handling
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Picking Up The Load
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Stability
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Traveling With A Load
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Placing A Load
PERFORMANCE
OBJECTIVES
This course will measure mastery on each of the following performance objectives.
Upon completion, your workers will be able to...
Perform a proper pre-use
inspection
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Recognize common differences
of the two types of pallet jacks.
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Identify parts requiring
functional test.
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Cite the need to fix or replace
a damaged or improperly functioning jack before using.
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Identify what must be
documented.
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Name benefits of reading
manufacturers operating instructions.
Control a pallet jack
safely
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Identify functions of the
rear wheel.
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Locate the forward and reverse
controls.
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Recognize slowing and stopping
methods of the pallet jack.
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Identify how to plug.
Handle loads safely
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Recognize correct pick-up
procedures.
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Identify load moving
procedures.
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List general moving
pre-cautions.
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Name correct unloading
procedures.
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Cite need to keep load as
low as possible at all times.
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