How to Prevent Forklift Tilting Incidents

1. Although the forklift looks small and easy to operate, you must still fasten your seat belt when driving the forklift.

2. When the forklift is lifting the goods, it must avoid the situation where the mast tilts forward, and it is necessary to prevent the forklift from tipping forward.

3. When the forklift is loading the goods, the center of gravity on the side must not be seriously offset, otherwise the forklift will tip over.

4. When the forklift is driving on a road with a serious inclination, that is, when the forklift is not in a horizontal position at all, the goods cannot be loaded and unloaded, otherwise it will cause the forklift to tip over.

5. When driving a forklift, be sure to avoid walking on some overly smooth roads to avoid rollover accidents and side sliding.

6. Whether it is fully loaded or unloaded, when turning, be sure not to turn with a large arc to prevent the occurrence of rollover accidents.

7. When a forklift rolls over, do not jump off the vehicle in a hurry. If you have fastened your seat belt, it is safer to stay on the forklift, and the forklift's overhead guard can also serve as a good protective cover. 

8. When a forklift rolls over, the driver needs to hold the steering wheel tightly, clamp his feet, and then bend his body in the opposite direction of the forklift's rollover, so as to better protect his body from injury.