T/GZWL 003-2018 Logistics Warehouse Forklift Application Specification
T/GZWL 003-2018
Basic Information
Scope
Scope: This standard specifies the basic requirements for the operating environment, driving safety, and lifting fork safety of forklifts, as well as daily maintenance and operating procedures. This standard applies to the operation and use of forklifts in logistics warehouses, safety and quality assessments, evaluations, and skills training for forklift operators in logistics enterprises, as well as management. Main Technical Content: 4. Requirements for the Operating Environment of Forklifts 4.1 Conditions of the Operating Environment The forklift should be able to operate normally in the following environments: a) Average environmental temperature under continuous operation: +25°C; b) Maximum environmental temperature within a short period (not exceeding 1 hour): +40°C; c) Minimum environmental temperature when using the forklift in normal indoor conditions: -20°C to +5°C; d) Maximum relative humidity not exceeding 95%. The exhaust gases from fuel-powered forklifts must not affect the stored goods in the warehouse. 4.2 Operating in Flammable and Explosive Environments Only forklifts that have been approved by national authorities and obtained permits to operate in flammable and explosive environments may operate in such environments. Forklifts operating in flammable and explosive environments must be clearly marked with appropriate type symbols, and the relevant buildings or sites must also be similarly marked. The classification of the environmental conditions of the buildings or sites must comply with the provisions of relevant national laws and regulations. 5. Requirements for the Driving Safety of Forklifts 5.1 Personnel Driving Forklifts Personnel driving forklifts must undergo professional training and pass the assessment of the safety production supervision department before driving forklifts. It is strictly prohibited to operate without a license. It is strictly prohibited to drive after drinking alcohol, and drivers