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04/01/2025 Requirements of Powered Industrial Truck Training Program Implementation
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04/01/2025 Requirements of Powered Industrial Truck Training Program Implementation
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04/01/2025 Requirements of Powered Industrial Truck Training Program Implementation
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04/01/2025
Requirements of Powered Industrial Truck Training Program Implementation
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09/19/2023 Powered Industrial Trucks
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09/19/2023
Powered Industrial Trucks
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08/04/2021
NRTL Certification for New Product Design
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09/11/2018 A powered industrial truck is not unattended if still in view by the nearby operator
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03/17/2017 Exemption of Variable Boom Reach Equipment "Reach Stackers"
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07/14/2016 OSHA requirements for individuals interested in employment as Heavy Equipment Operator.
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08/15/2013
Work platforms as Attachments
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04/04/2013 Powered Industrial Truck Servicer Labeling Responsibilities for a Customer's Unsafe Powered Industrial Trucks
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04/04/2013 Powered Industrial Truck Servicer Labeling Responsibilities for a Customer's Unsafe Powered Industrial Trucks
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11/26/2012
Powered Industrial Trucks Equipped with Flashing Lights and/or Back-up Beepers
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03/05/2012
Powered Industrial Truck Load Backrest Extensions
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06/27/2011
Rail Yard Tractors May Not Be Subject to the Powered Industrial Truck Standard
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06/14/2011 Enforcement of wheel chocking requirements in State Plan States.
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06/14/2011
Enforcement of wheel chocking requirements in State Plan States.
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03/07/2011 Clarification of OSHA's authority to enforce wheel chocking of commercial motor vehicles and related safety hazards at loading facilities.
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03/07/2011 Clarification of OSHA's authority to enforce wheel chocking of commercial motor vehicles and related safety hazards at loading facilities.
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03/07/2011 Clarification of OSHA's authority to enforce wheel chocking of commercial motor vehicles and related safety hazards at loading facilities.
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03/07/2011
Clarification of OSHA's authority to enforce wheel chocking of commercial motor vehicles and related safety hazards at loading facilities.
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04/14/2008 Use of jack stands in the stabilization of semi-trailers.
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04/14/2008
Use of jack stands in the stabilization of semi-trailers.
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07/13/2006 Applicability of 29 CFR 1910.178 to pick-up trucks such as Ford Ranger, Chevrolet S-10 and Dodge 1500.
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07/13/2006
Applicability of 29 CFR 1910.178 to pick-up trucks such as Ford Ranger, Chevrolet S-10 and Dodge 1500.
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02/21/2006
Policy on powered industrial truck operators using prescribed drugs.
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11/08/2005 Chocking requirements for trailers docked to buildings with downward approaches.
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11/08/2005 Chocking requirements for trailers docked to buildings with downward approaches.
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11/08/2005
Chocking requirements for trailers docked to buildings with downward approaches.
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09/14/2005 Chocking of trailers at United States Postal Service facilities.
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09/14/2005 Chocking of trailers at United States Postal Service facilities.
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09/14/2005
Chocking of trailers at United States Postal Service facilities.
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08/01/2005 PIT operator's triennial performance evaluation requires demonstration of both knowledge and skills for safe operation of vehicle.
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08/01/2005
PIT operator's triennial performance evaluation requires demonstration of both knowledge and skills for safe operation of vehicle.
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05/13/2005 Coverage of volunteers; forklift operator training for multiple facilities determined by similarity of potential workplace hazards.
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05/13/2005 Coverage of volunteers; forklift operator training for multiple facilities determined by similarity of potential workplace hazards.
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05/13/2005 Coverage of volunteers; forklift operator training for multiple facilities determined by similarity of potential workplace hazards.
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05/11/2005 Requirements for leaving construction equipment and powder-actuated tools unattended on a construction building site; impalement protection from reinforcing steel for masonry workers on a scaffold.
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05/11/2005 Requirements for leaving construction equipment and powder-actuated tools unattended on a construction building site; impalement protection from reinforcing steel for masonry workers on a scaffold.
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05/11/2005 Requirements for leaving construction equipment and powder-actuated tools unattended on a construction building site; impalement protection from reinforcing steel for masonry workers on a scaffold.
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03/03/2005 Inspection requirements for powered industrial trucks not used for significant time periods.
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03/03/2005
Inspection requirements for powered industrial trucks not used for significant time periods.
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12/21/2004 Installation of strobe lights on forklifts as an additional warning device for forklifts used in vessel holds.
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12/21/2004 Installation of strobe lights on forklifts as an additional warning device for forklifts used in vessel holds.
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11/23/2004 Conditions under which use of powered industrial truck not designated EX can be used in atmospheres containing carbon black.
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11/23/2004
Conditions under which use of powered industrial truck not designated EX can be used in atmospheres containing carbon black.
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11/05/2004 Powered Industrial Truck 1910.178(l) training requirements applicable to construction; training for skid-steer loader operators.
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11/05/2004 Powered Industrial Truck 1910.178(l) training requirements applicable to construction; training for skid-steer loader operators.
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11/05/2004
Powered Industrial Truck 1910.178(l) training requirements applicable to construction; training for skid-steer loader operators.
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11/04/2004 Evaluation of what is considered a safe speed to operate powered industrial trucks (forklifts)
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11/04/2004 Evaluation of what is considered a safe speed to operate powered industrial trucks (forklifts)
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09/13/2004 Powered industrial trucks must not be placed into service, or must be removed from service, when any condition exists that adversely affects the safety of the vehicle
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09/13/2004 Powered industrial trucks must not be placed into service, or must be removed from service, when any condition exists that adversely affects the safety of the vehicle
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09/13/2004
Powered industrial trucks must not be placed into service, or must be removed from service, when any condition exists that adversely affects the safety of the vehicle
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08/13/2004 Requirements for the sound level of a warning device (horn) located on a forklift
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08/13/2004 Requirements for the sound level of a warning device (horn) located on a forklift
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08/13/2004 Requirements for the sound level of a warning device (horn) located on a forklift
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07/28/2004 Powered Industrial Trucks: examination prior to being placed in service; evaluations conducted orally versus written; multi-level evaluations; seatbelt use.
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07/28/2004 Powered Industrial Trucks: examination prior to being placed in service; evaluations conducted orally versus written; multi-level evaluations; seatbelt use.
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07/28/2004 Powered Industrial Trucks: examination prior to being placed in service; evaluations conducted orally versus written; multi-level evaluations; seatbelt use.
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07/28/2004 Powered Industrial Trucks: examination prior to being placed in service; evaluations conducted orally versus written; multi-level evaluations; seatbelt use.
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07/28/2004
Powered Industrial Trucks: examination prior to being placed in service; evaluations conducted orally versus written; multi-level evaluations; seatbelt use.
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06/28/2004
Fall protection requirements for elevated platforms of powered industrial trucks; body belts versus harnesses
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06/17/2004 Clarification of the Powered Industrial Truck (1910.178) standard's use of the terms "in need of repair," "defective," and "unsafe."
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06/17/2004 Clarification of the Powered Industrial Truck (1910.178) standard's use of the terms "in need of repair," "defective," and "unsafe."
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06/17/2004 Clarification of the Powered Industrial Truck (1910.178) standard's use of the terms "in need of repair," "defective," and "unsafe."
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06/17/2004 Clarification of the Powered Industrial Truck (1910.178) standard's use of the terms "in need of repair," "defective," and "unsafe."
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06/17/2004
Clarification of the Powered Industrial Truck (1910.178) standard's use of the terms "in need of repair," "defective," and "unsafe."
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04/14/2004 No person is allowed to stand or pass under the elevated portion of any powered industrial truck.
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04/14/2004
No person is allowed to stand or pass under the elevated portion of any powered industrial truck.
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03/30/2004 Written approval requirements for powered industrial truck modifications and additions that affect capacity or safe operation
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03/30/2004
Written approval requirements for powered industrial truck modifications and additions that affect capacity or safe operation
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07/23/2003 Powered Industrial Truck (forklift) operator trainer qualifications.
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07/23/2003
Powered Industrial Truck (forklift) operator trainer qualifications.
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03/18/2003 Batteries in powered industrial trucks must be secured horizontally and/or vertically
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03/18/2003
Batteries in powered industrial trucks must be secured horizontally and/or vertically
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12/12/2002
Use of body harness verses body belt for fall protection when working from elevated powered industrial truck platforms.
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07/03/2002 Powered industrial truck addition/modification approval and marking requirements
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07/03/2002 Powered industrial truck addition/modification approval and marking requirements
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03/08/2002 Clarification of PIT requirements covering: fall protection and safety platforms, seatbelts, LP-gas storage, smoking, and eye wash stations
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03/08/2002 Clarification of PIT requirements covering: fall protection and safety platforms, seatbelts, LP-gas storage, smoking, and eye wash stations
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03/08/2002
Clarification of PIT requirements covering: fall protection and safety platforms, seatbelts, LP-gas storage, smoking, and eye wash stations
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05/09/2000 Pre-operation forklift examinations are not required to be written.
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04/10/2000 Competency of powered industrial truck trainers; training must be truck- and site-specific.
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04/10/2000 Competency of powered industrial truck trainers; training must be truck- and site-specific.
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04/10/2000 Competency of powered industrial truck trainers; training must be truck- and site-specific.
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04/10/2000 Powered industrial truck training for employees working at another employer's worksite.
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03/07/2000 Applicability of 1910.178 to earth moving equipment and skid steer loaders.
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02/07/2000 Powered industrial truck examinations do not have to be documented.
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11/09/1999 Clarification of OSHA's CPL 2-1.30 regarding tractor trailer chocking.
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11/09/1999 Clarification of OSHA's CPL 2-1.30 regarding tractor trailer chocking.
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11/08/1999 Training for travel lift (mobile gantry crane) operators.
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11/02/1999 Powered industrial truck requirements regarding "split-forking" and "bulldozing."
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11/02/1999 Powered industrial truck requirements regarding "split-forking" and "bulldozing."
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10/28/1999 Host employers may require site-specific forklift training of visiting workers
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10/22/1999 Forklifts: free rigging requires manufacturer approval.
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10/22/1999 Fork inspection requirements for powered industrial trucks.
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10/22/1999 Fork inspection requirements for powered industrial trucks.
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10/22/1999 Fork inspection requirements for powered industrial trucks.
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10/21/1999 Earthmoving equipment is not covered by 1910.178; skid- steer equipment may be covered.
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10/21/1999 Earthmoving equipment is not covered by 1910.178; skid- steer equipment may be covered.
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10/08/1999 Powered industrial truck training: different types of trucks/workplace conditions.
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10/01/1999 Powered industrial truck training content, certification, and record maintenance.
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09/30/1999 Forklifts in construction: elevating personnel and operator training.
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09/23/1999
1910.178 does not apply to agricultural operations.
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08/30/1999 Log skidder operators must be trained in accordance with 1910.266(i)(3)(ii)
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08/23/1999 Rough Terrain Forklift training course; OSHA doesn't approve products/services.
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06/15/1999 Powered industrial truck training: different types of trucks.
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04/08/1999 Refresher training requirements for operators of different types of trucks.
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04/06/1999 Host employers must assure forklift operators of visiting employers are trained.
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02/16/1999 Employers must evaluate prior training and ensure safe powered industrial truck operations.
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05/22/1998
Seatbelts for forklifts; fall protection for scissor lifts.
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01/26/1998 Disabled (hearing impaired) forklift operators.
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04/11/1997 Powered industrial truck modifications and approval.
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10/09/1996
Enforcement of the Use of Seat Belts on Powered Industrial Trucks in General Industry.
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05/03/1996
The work practices of truck drivers at loading docks.
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03/07/1996
Use of seat belts on powered industrial trucks.
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02/09/1996
Requesting a clarification of 29 CFR 1910.178 (k)(1).
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06/16/1995
What type of powered industrial truck can be used in an aluminum powder production building where dust levels may be in an explosive concentration.
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05/24/1995
Clarification of the use of powered industrial trucks in Class I, Division 2, Group C locations.
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04/28/1995
The use of the load engaging means in an elevated position for use as a work table for the prevention and control of ergonomic hazards.
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04/03/1995
Classification of sweepers and scrubbers.
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03/31/1994
Standard requirements for eyewash and shower equipment, personnel and other protective equipment and air circulation fans, used in an automotive battery charging area
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11/15/1993
Using a forklift truck to lift personnel on a secured safety platform with a guardrail.
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06/08/1993
Sweeper/scrubber equipment is not considered a powered industrial truck.
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06/03/1993
Use of a powered industrial truck to dump hexamine into a hopper of a bucket elevator.
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12/16/1991
Changing tines/capacity of powered industrial trucks.
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08/15/1991 Decision or policy statement regarding the obligations and responsibilities of the employee leasing industry with respect to compliance with the Occupational Safety and Health Act.
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07/25/1991 The term "wheel chocks" and whether the employment of one chock would satisfy the requirements of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
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07/25/1991
The term "wheel chocks" and whether the employment of one chock would satisfy the requirements of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
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06/14/1991
Requirements for backrest extensions and overhead guards for powered industrial trucks.
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03/19/1991 Interpretation of the meaning of "Fixed Jacks" on trailers
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03/19/1991
Interpretation of the meaning of "Fixed Jacks" on trailers
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01/29/1991 The use of fork trucks in plants.
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06/21/1990 Brake drawbar drag requirements for forklifts.
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06/29/1988
Safe distance as it applies to fire protection for battery charging areas.
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11/17/1986 Evaluation of plan to retrofit fork lift equipment with an operator safety restraint system.
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03/21/1985 Information on forklift trucks for handling LOX.
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03/21/1985 Information on forklift trucks for handling LOX.
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09/03/1981
Letter concerning OSHA Instruction STD 1-11.7
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07/28/1980 Interpretation on conversion of a gasoline powered industrial truck to LP gas.
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10/20/1976
Disabled (vision impaired) forklift operators.
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01/26/1976 Definition of the phrase "Adequate ventilation" as used in 1910.178.
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06/24/1975
Safety Standard for Powered Industrial Trucks.
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06/12/1975 Overhead guards not required for trucks operating in low overhead locations.
