Being certified to operate a forklift means you’re also qualified to operate a motorized pallet jack.

One advantage a motorized pallet jack has over a forklift is:

When performing a pre-use inspection, you should mark a motorized pallet jack “out of service” and report it to your supervisor if you find:

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Since motorized pallet jacks don’t perform the same heavy-duty functions that forklifts do, they don’t pose as much danger to operators:

You must shut the power off on your motorized pallet jack if:

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Important information, such as the motorized pallet jack’s weight and maximum load capacity, can be found on the:

OSHA requires that all motorized pallet jacks be examined for damages and defects:

The primary purpose of the belly button switch is to reverse the direction of the motorized pallet jack when contacted by the operator:

Although the maximum capacities for motorized pallet jacks vary by model and manufacturer, most can lift a load as high as (how many) inches and have a maximum weight capacity of (how many) pounds:

A safe place to park a motorized pallet jack is: