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Daniel Mensah Tutor

Announcement · Q3 Frontline Onboarding

The practical forklift assessment moves to Bay 4 this Thursday. Bring your completion code from Lesson 12 — we can't sign anyone off without it.

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Tomás Alvarez

Forklift Safety Recertification · Lesson 4

Does a hairline crack at the fork heel always mean tag-out?

Yes — any crack at the heel is a tag-out. Photograph it, log it, and tell your supervisor before the next shift.

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Priya Kaur

GDPR Essentials · General

If a customer asks for their data verbally at the counter, does the 30-day clock start?

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Tomás Alvarez

5h ago

Does a hairline crack at the fork heel always mean tag-out?

The lesson says cracks are a fault but doesn't distinguish severity. On our older trucks there are surface marks that have been there for years. Do I tag out every time?

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Yes — any crack at the heel is a tag-out, no severity judgement. Surface scoring from wear is different: it's smooth and doesn't catch a fingernail. If you can feel an edge, tag it, photograph it, and log it.

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Priya Kaur

The fingernail test is a good rule of thumb — that's what our depot uses too.

Amara Okafor

Thanks — I tagged out FLT-07 this morning on exactly this.

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The practical forklift assessment moves to Bay 4 this Thursday.

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Does a hairline crack at the fork heel always mean tag-out?

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