#1
Which of the following is a basic safety guideline when operating industrial trucks?
Operating trucks in reverse gear when visibility is limited
Using the horn frequently to signal others
Avoiding unauthorized riders on the truck
Ignoring safety gear to improve mobility
#2
What should operators always do before operating an industrial truck?
Start the engine immediately
Check the brakes, steering, controls, and warning devices
Speed up to quickly complete tasks
Carry heavy loads without proper assessment
#3
What is the purpose of a load capacity plate on an industrial truck?
To display the manufacturer's logo
To indicate the maximum load the truck can safely carry
To provide information about the truck's engine
To list the types of loads prohibited on the truck
#4
Which of the following is a common cause of industrial truck accidents?
Exceeding the maximum load capacity
Frequent maintenance checks
Avoiding the use of safety gear
Operating the truck at slower speeds
#5
Which of the following is an essential part of operator training for industrial trucks?
Regularly skipping training sessions
Operating the truck without supervision
Reading the manual occasionally
Participating in formal training programs
#6
What is the correct procedure for parking an industrial truck?
Park on an incline without setting the brakes
Park on a flat surface with the forks raised
Park in a designated area with the engine running
Park on a flat surface with the brakes applied and forks lowered
#7
What is the correct procedure for refueling an industrial truck?
Refuel while the engine is running
Refuel in a well-ventilated area with the engine off
Refuel without wearing any protective gear
Refuel using any available fuel, regardless of type
#8
What is the correct procedure for traveling up or down slopes in an industrial truck?
Travel straight up or down regardless of the slope's grade
Travel diagonally across the slope
Travel straight up, but diagonally down the slope
Travel diagonally up, but straight down the slope
#9
What does the term 'load stability' refer to in industrial truck operations?
The maximum load capacity of the truck
The process of securely fastening the load
The stability of the truck while carrying a load
The speed at which the load can be transported
#10
What is the recommended maximum speed for an industrial truck in a typical warehouse environment?
As fast as possible to improve efficiency
Varies depending on the type of truck
5 miles per hour or slower
10 miles per hour or faster
#11
What action should an operator take if they encounter an obstacle while driving an industrial truck?
Speed up to quickly bypass the obstacle
Stop the truck, assess the situation, and proceed with caution
Attempt to maneuver around the obstacle without stopping
Ignore the obstacle and continue driving
#12
Why is it important for operators to maintain a safe distance from other trucks?
To avoid collisions
To increase productivity
To conserve fuel
To impress supervisors
#13
What should an operator do if they notice any defects or maintenance issues with the industrial truck?
Ignore the issues and continue operating the truck
Report the issues to a supervisor immediately
Attempt to fix the issues themselves
Wait until the next scheduled maintenance check
#14
What is the primary function of a seatbelt in an industrial truck?
To keep the operator comfortable
To prevent unauthorized use of the truck
To increase the truck's load capacity
To protect the operator in the event of a collision or tip-over
#15
When should an operator conduct a pre-use inspection of an industrial truck?
Only when a supervisor requests it
At the end of the shift
Before each shift
When the truck is malfunctioning
#16
What is the primary purpose of an overhead guard on an industrial truck?
To protect the operator from falling objects
To provide shade for the operator
To improve visibility while operating the truck
To increase the load capacity of the truck
#17
What is the primary purpose of a warning light or horn on an industrial truck?
To indicate when the truck is fully charged
To alert pedestrians and other operators
To provide illumination in dark areas
To indicate when the truck is low on fuel
#18
Why is it important for operators to be aware of overhead obstructions?
To increase the truck's height
To avoid collisions and injuries
To impress supervisors
To increase the truck's load capacity
#19
What should operators do if they notice any unusual noises or vibrations while operating an industrial truck?
Ignore the issue and continue operating the truck
Stop the truck, assess the situation, and report it to a supervisor
Increase the speed to complete tasks faster
Attempt to fix the issue themselves