forklift safety

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Across
  1. 2. : Incline requiring reduced speed and special load-handling rules
  2. 4. IDENTIFICATION : Process of recognizing potential dangers in the work area
  3. 5. HORN : Required at intersections, blind corners, and pedestrian areas
  4. 6. PRINCIPLE : Concept that forklift stability depends on center of gravity staying within the stability triangle
  5. 8. BELT : Restraint that keeps operator inside the protective zone during a tip-over
  6. 10. : Dangerous event caused by unstable loads, high lifts, or fast turning
  7. 11. SPOT : Area the operator cannot see, especially when carrying a load
  8. 13. BRAKE : Device that must be set when parking or loading/unloading
  9. 14. CENTER : Distance from the forks to the load’s center of gravity affecting stability
Down
  1. 1. LIMIT : Maximum safe lifting weight listed on the forklift’s data plate
  2. 3. : People who must be protected; operators must yield at all times
  3. 7. LOW : Rule to keep forks and loads low (4–6 inches) while moving
  4. 9. OPERATOR : Person trained and certified to operate the forklift safely
  5. 12. INSPECTION : Required check of tires, forks, mast, hydraulics, brakes, steering, and safety devices before use