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Interpretations Applicability of 29 CFR 1910.178 to pick-up trucks such as Ford Ranger, Chevrolet S-10 and Dodge 1500. [1910.178; 1910.178(a)(1)]07/13/2006National
Interpretations Chocking of trailers at United States Postal Service facilities. [1910.178; 1910.178(k)(1); 1910.178(m)(7)]09/14/2005National
Interpretations Competency of powered industrial truck trainers; training must be truck - and site - specific.[1910.178(l)(2)(ii); 1910.178(l)(3)(i); 1910.178(l)(3)(ii)]04/10/2000National
Interpretations Evaluation of what is considered a safe speed to operate powered industrial trucks (forklifts).[1910.178(n)(8); 1910.178(n)(15)]11/04/2004National
Interpretations Installation of strobe lights on forklifts as an additional warning device for forklifts used in vessel holds.[1910; 1910.178(a)(4); 1910.178(l); 1917; 1917.43(b)(1); 1917.43(c)(5); 1918; 1918.65(b)(1); 1918.65(f)]12/21/2004National
Interpretations Pre-operation forklift examinations are not required to be written.[1910.178(q)(7)]05/09/2000National
Interpretations Requirements for the sound level of a warning device (horn) located on a forklift.[1910.178(q)(7); 1910.178(p)(1); 1910.178(q)(5)]08/13/2004National
Interpretations Use of seat belts on powered industrial trucks03/07/1996National
Interpretations03/17/1993 - 1910.178 - Engine cut off switch for an elevated work platform.03/17/1993National
Interpretations04/28/1995 - 1910.178 - Compliance determination by OSHA of the Powered industrial truck standard and the use of the load engaging means in an elevated position for use as a work table for the prevention and control of ergon04/28/1995National
Interpretations09/11/2000 - Batteries in electric powered industrial trucks must be secured horizontally and vertically.[1910.178(g)(5)]09/11/2000National
Directives10/19/1999 - Chocking of Tractor Trailer under the Powered Industrial Truck Standard07/22/2003National
Interpretations10/26/1993 - Fork-lifts in construction.10/26/1993National
Directives10/30/1978 - STD 1-11.3 - 29 CFR 1910.178(m)(b) Powered Industrial Trucks; Truck Operations07/07/2003National
Directives11/30/2000 - Compliance Assistance for the Powered Industrial Truck Operator Training Standards07/22/2003National
Interpretations1910.178 - Clarification of the use of powered industrial trucks in Class I, Division 2, Group C locations.05/24/1995National
Interpretations1910.178 - Classification of sweepers and scrubbers.04/03/1995National
Interpretations1910.178 - Sweeper/scrubber equipment is not considered a powered industrial truck.06/08/1993National
Interpretations1910.178 - Use of a powered industrial truck to dump hexamine into a hopper of a bucket elevator.06/03/1993National
Interpretations1910.178 - What type of powered industrial truck can be used in an aluminum powder production building where dust levels may be in an explosive concentration.06/16/1995National
Interpretations1910.178 does not apply to agricultural operations.09/23/1999National
Interpretations1910.67 - Using a forklift truck to lift personnel on a secured safety platform with a guardrail.11/15/1993National
InterpretationsApplicability of 1910.178 to earth moving equipment and skid steer loaders.[1910.178(a)]03/07/2000National
InterpretationsBatteries in powered industrial trucks must be secured horizontally and/or vertically.[1910.178; 1910.178(g)(5)] 03/18/2003National
InterpretationsClarification of OSHA's CPL 2-1.30 regarding tractor trailer chocking.11/09/1999National
InterpretationsClarification of PIT requirements covering: fall protection and safety platforms, seatbelts, LP-gas storage, smoking, and eye wash stations.03/08/2002National
InterpretationsClarification regarding the policy for the use of seat belts on powered industrial trucks in general industry.12/11/1996National
InterpretationsCoverage of volunteers; forklift operator training for multiple facilities determined by similarity of potential workplace hazards.[1910.178(l); 1910.178(l)(1); 1910.178(l)(3); 1975.4(h)(4)] 05/13/2005National
InterpretationsDisabled (hearing impaired) forklift operators.01/26/1998National
Case StudiesDoes a Forklift Truck Have to Be Equipped with a Backup Alarm? National
InterpretationsEmployers must evaluate prior training and ensure safe powered industrial truck operations.02/16/1999National
InterpretationsEnforcement of the Use of Seat Belts on Powered Industrial Trucks in General Industry.[1910.178]10/09/1996National
InterpretationsFall protection requirements for elevated platforms of powered industrial trucks; body belts versus harnesses.[1910.178]06/28/2004National
InterpretationsFork inspection requirements for powered industrial trucks.10/22/1999National
InterpretationsForklifts: free rigging requires manufacturer approval.10/22/1999National
White PapersForklifts: Workhorses of the Warehouse12/01/2003National
InterpretationsHost employers may require site-specific forklift training of visiting workers.10/28/1999National
InterpretationsHost employers must assure forklift operators of visiting employers are trained.04/06/1999National
InterpretationsInspection requirements for powered industrial trucks not used for significant time periods.[1910.178; 1910.178(q)(7)]03/03/2005National
InterpretationsLog skidder operators must be trained in accordance with 1910.266(i)(3)(ii).08/30/1999National
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