Safety operation norms for high lift electric forklift at maximum height

Safety operation of high lift electric forklifts at maximum height is critical to avoiding accidents and ensuring efficiency. Before operation, operators must conduct comprehensive pre-inspections: check brakes, steering, lifting systems, tire conditions and battery levels to confirm the forklift works properly. For BYD Forklift models designed for high-lift tasks, special focus should be on stability features supporting peak-height operations. When lifting, strictly follow the rated load capacity as maximum height changes the forklift’s center of gravity; overloading is forbidden, and loads must be evenly secured to prevent tilting. Operate control levers gently to avoid sudden rises or falls, which cause load swinging or tipping. Keep a clear view of both the load and surroundings to ignore obstacles or personnel. Ensure the operating ground is flat, debris-free and stable; slopes increase instability risks at maximum height. Operators should wear safety belts and non-slip shoes. After work, lower forks to a safe low position, turn off power, and park properly. For professional guidance on these norms, contact Jianshu New Energy via email at 17399989919@163.com.