Forklift Mechanic Goals and Objectives Examples
Maintain and repair forklift engines.
Inspect and replace hydraulic components.
Diagnose and fix electrical issues.
Repair and replace transmission components.
Perform preventative maintenance on forklifts.
Replace worn or damaged tires and wheels.
Adjust brakes to ensure proper stopping distance.
Complete engine tune-ups as required.
Comply with safety regulations at all times.
Keep accurate records of all repairs performed.
Troubleshoot and fix steering system issues.
Maintain and repair cooling systems.
Perform welding and fabrication tasks.
Use diagnostic tools to identify problems.
Keep work area clean and organized.
Test and adjust batteries.
Install new hydraulic hoses and fittings.
Rebuild engines as needed.
Replace drive belts and pulleys.
Perform scheduled maintenance tasks.
Conduct safety inspections on equipment.
Clean and lubricate components regularly.
Repair or replace damaged frames.
Adjust lift mechanisms to ensure stability.
Keep up-to-date on industry developments.
Repair ignition systems as needed.
Weld frame components together as required.
Remove and replace propane tanks safely.
Conduct emissions testing on engines.
Repair or replace steering cylinders.
Test and calibrate speedometers accurately.
Stay current on new technologies in the industry.
Repair radio communication systems as needed.
Replace spark plugs, wires, and distributor caps.
Fabricate custom parts as required.
Follow proper lockout/tagout procedures.
Repair or replace exhaust systems components.
Test hydraulic pressure accurately.
Install new forks or repair existing ones.
Replace filters, fluids, and lubricants regularly.
Repair or replace load backrests and attachments.
Follow manufacturer's maintenance schedules.
Repair or replace mast components.
Inspect and repair safety equipment.
Keep up-to-date on OSHA guidelines.
Repair or replace tilt cylinders.
Test and adjust load sensors.
Fabricate new battery trays if required.
Use proper lifting techniques to avoid injury.
Repair or replace the parking brake system.
Obtain certification in forklift maintenance procedures.
Install or replace backup alarms.
Follow environmental regulations regarding hazardous waste.
Replace damaged seats or seat belts.
Troubleshoot and repair horn systems.
Tighten loose bolts and nuts as needed.
Conduct pressure testing on hydraulic lines.
Fabricate new chains for lift mechanisms.
Diagnose and repair lift control systems.
Keep an inventory of parts and supplies on-hand.
Replace damaged hydraulic pumps or motors.
Repair or replace fuel injection systems.
Clean and inspect the cooling system regularly.
Repair or replace damaged gas tanks.
Test and calibrate load limiters.
Repair or replace drive axles and differentials.
Calibrate electronic controls accurately.
Replace broken mirrors or lights.
Weld or fabricate new frames if needed.
Diagnose and repair steering column issues.
Fix or replace starter motors and alternators.
Test and adjust emergency brake systems.
Use appropriate personal protective equipment when working with hazardous materials.
Replace worn-out seals or gaskets.
Repair or replace fork positioners.
Test and adjust fuel injectors properly.
Use safe lifting techniques when moving heavy components.
Repair or replace wheel bearings and seals.
Diagnose and repair lift chain issues.
Follow established safety protocols at all times.