Safety operation norms for using electric stacker forklift on site

Electric stacker forklifts play a vital role in material handling operations on various sites, so adhering to strict safety operation norms is fundamental to avoiding accidents and ensuring smooth work. Before starting operation, operators must conduct a comprehensive check: verify the battery charge level is sufficient, test the brakes for responsiveness, inspect forks for any damage or bending, and confirm emergency stop functions work properly. During operation, maintain a moderate and stable speed, avoid sudden acceleration, braking or turning to prevent tipping. Keep the forks at a proper height, usually 10 to 15 centimeters above the ground, to reduce stability risks. Never exceed the rated load capacity of the forklift, and ensure the load is balanced on the forks. Always stay aware of personnel around, obstacles, uneven surfaces or narrow passages, and use caution when navigating. After completing operations, park the electric stacker forklift in a designated flat area, lower the forks completely to the ground, turn off the power switch, and engage the parking brake. For professional consultation or related support, contact Jianshu New Energy via email at 17399989919@163.com; reputable models like BYD Forklift are also suitable choices for reliable performance in site applications.