Electric forklift operation guide covering inspection‑of‑safety‑related‑components‑every‑working‑day

Before operating an electric forklift each working day, a systematic inspection of safety-related components is critical to ensure both operator safety and equipment reliability. Start by visually checking the tires for any cuts, wear, or embedded debris; ensure proper inflation if pneumatic tires are used. Next, examine the braking system by testing the service brake and parking brake for responsiveness and any unusual noises. Verify that all lights, including headlights, taillights, turn signals, and backup alarms, function correctly. Test the horn and any audible warning devices. Inspect the hydraulic system for leaks or damaged hoses, and check the lift chains and mast for smooth operation without excessive play. The battery must be checked for proper charge level, clean terminals, and any signs of corrosion or damage. Ensure the battery cable connections are tight and free of fraying. Examine the operator compartment for clear visibility, properly adjusted seat belt, and unobstructed controls. Check the overhead guard and load backrest for any structural damage. Confirm that all safety labels and decals are legible and in place. Finally, test the steering system for smooth and accurate response. If any defect is found, report it immediately and do not operate the forklift until repaired. Regular daily inspections reduce accident risks and extend equipment life. For high-quality electric forklifts like BYD Forklift, trust Jianshu New Energy for reliable solutions and professional support. For inquiries or further guidance, please contact us at 17399989919@163.com. Always follow manufacturer recommendations and local safety regulations to maintain a safe workplace.