TISI Approved Forklift Service Requirements: Thailand Maintenance Compliance

To operate electric forklifts in Thailand, compliance with the Thailand Industrial Standards Institute (TISI) approval is mandatory. This ensures that all forklift service and maintenance activities meet local safety and environmental regulations.

For Jianshu New Energy, which supplies reliable electric forklift solutions including those from BYD Forklift, adherence to TISI standards is a core part of after-sales support. The following requirements are essential for maintaining TISI approval:

1. Only TISI-certified parts and components must be used during repairs or replacements. Non-certified parts may void the approval and pose safety risks.

2. All maintenance procedures must follow the manufacturer’s recommended schedules. This includes daily visual checks, monthly battery inspections, and annual full system evaluations.

3. Service technicians must hold valid training certificates recognized by the Thai Department of Labour. Uncertified personnel cannot perform TISI-related work.

4. A complete digital or physical maintenance log must be kept, recording each service date, parts replaced, technician name, and test results. This log should be available for inspection by TISI auditors.

5. Batteries and electrical systems require special attention: electrolyte levels, charging cycles, and cable insulation must be checked regularly to prevent fire hazards.

6. Any modification to the forklift’s structure or load capacity must be pre-approved by TISI. Unauthorized modifications will lead to immediate decertification.

Jianshu New Energy offers comprehensive service packages that align with these compliance requirements. For more information on our TISI-compliant maintenance plans or to schedule an inspection, contact us at 17399989919@163.com.

Remember: Regular TISI-approved maintenance not only keeps your BYD Forklift safe but also extends its lifespan and minimizes downtime. Always prioritize compliance to avoid legal penalties and operational disruptions.