First, pre-operation route inspection is a core basic step before running electric pallet trucks in warehouses equipped with automated conveyor systems. Operators need to check the designated operation aisles for temporary dropped packages, unmarked obstacles or abrupt height differences at the connection points between conveyor docks and ground surfaces, to avoid sudden stops or side slips that may interrupt the continuous running of adjacent conveyor lines. All operation paths should strictly follow the pre-divided manual auxiliary zones, never enter the full-automatic conveyor running areas where no personnel or manual vehicles are allowed to pass, so as to avoid collision with moving conveyor components.

Then, load and unload standard alignment is another key point to match the whole automated workflow. When picking up or dropping off goods at the connection station of the conveyor system, operators should adjust the fork height of the electric pallet truck to be consistent with the conveying plane of the conveyor as required, to make sure that the pallets can be smoothly pushed onto or pulled down from the conveyor without tilting, shifting or dropping goods. It is not allowed to place extra sundries or unmarked parcels on the pallet truck that are not included in the current conveyor sorting task, to prevent irrelevant items from accidentally falling into the conveyor operation area and causing system jams.

Next, real-time operation rhythm coordination helps improve overall warehouse throughput. Operators should keep smooth communication with the on-site scheduling team, arrange the traveling speed of the electric pallet truck properly according to the current conveying rhythm of the conveyor line, neither stay at the connection station for too long nor rush through the designated area beyond the safe speed limit. During peak operation hours, keep a safe distance of more than 1 meter between the electric pallet truck and the exposed moving parts of the conveyor, to eliminate potential safety risks for both personnel and equipment.

Finally, daily routine maintenance for the electric pallet truck should also match the operating characteristics of the conveyor-equipped warehouse. After each shift, operators should wipe off the dust and debris accumulated on the vehicle body and fork arms, check the sensitive components such as the anti-collision sensor and the emergency stop button, to make sure the vehicle can respond to unexpected obstacles in time during subsequent operations. All these standardized operation details can help the manual auxiliary material handling link fit well with the automated conveyor system, support the stable and orderly running of the whole warehouse logistics process.