As battery electric forklifts are widely applied in warehousing, manufacturing and logistics scenarios, mastering professional operation related knowledge is the core premise for operators to ensure work efficiency and avoid safety risks. This practical guide covers all key points that every operator needs to grasp in daily work.

First, operators should complete full range pre-operation inspection before starting the equipment every shift. They need to confirm the remaining battery power first, to avoid sudden power failure in the middle of operation that may interrupt work progress. Then check the appearance of the vehicle body, confirm that the brake system, steering system, lifting structure and fork parts are in normal condition, no obvious damage or abnormal parts. If any hidden danger is found during the inspection, do not start the vehicle forcibly, and report to management personnel in time for troubleshooting.

Second, operators need to follow standard operation specifications in daily working process. During driving, keep a clear view of the surrounding environment, avoid speeding, and keep a safe distance with surrounding personnel, goods and obstacles. The actual load should not exceed the rated load of the equipment, to avoid tipping risk or damage to the vehicle structure. When lifting or stacking goods, no personnel are allowed to stand under the lifting frame or the fork to prevent accidental injury. When turning or driving on narrow passages, operators need to slow down and honk to remind surrounding personnel to pay attention to avoiding.

Third, operators need to master correct battery maintenance essentials. As the core power component of battery electric forklift, proper battery maintenance directly affects the service life of the whole equipment. Operators should carry out charging work in accordance with the specified operation process, do not overcharge or over discharge the battery, and arrange charging work in a dry, ventilated and special charging area. Do not pour any liquid on the surface of the battery, and clean the dust and sundries on the surface of the battery regularly. If the equipment is not used for a long time, operators need to arrange regular supplementary charging according to relevant requirements, to avoid battery damage caused by long-term power loss.

Regularly participating in standardized operation training can help operators continuously improve their operation skills and safety awareness. Jian Shu New Energy focuses on BYD electric forklifts, if you have any relevant demands for equipment consultation or after-sales support, you can contact us via the email [email protected].