Inspection and Preparation Before Snow Operations1. Comprehensive Vehicle InspectionExterior Cleaning: Remove snow and ice from the vehicle body, forks, and lights, especially the windshield and rearview mirrors (use a dedicated deicing agent; avoid using hot water, which may crack the glass).Key Component Testing:Lighting System: Check that the low beam, high beam, fog lights, and turn signals are functioning properly (visibility is low in snowy conditions, so lights must be strong and unobstructed).Heating and Defogging: Ensure that the heating system is functioning properly and can defog the windshield within 3 minutes of turning it on (defogging can be used to enhance this effect).Steering System: After starting the vehicle, turn the steering wheel left and right to feel for any sticking or unusual noises. The viscosity of the power steering fluid increases in cold temperatures, so ensure smooth steering.2. Preparing the Work Area Clear snow from work paths. Apply environmentally friendly de-icing agents (avoid chlorine-based de-icing agents to prevent corrosion of forklift metal parts) or lay anti-skid sand if necessary. Install anti-skid mats in areas prone to icing, such as warehouse entrances and ramps.Check the load-bearing capacity of the work area's floor (accumulated snow can conceal potholes or obstacles). Avoid parking forklifts on icy slopes. If necessary, place wooden planks under the wheels to prevent slipping.