What must the stacker operator do to ensure goods are stacked neatly?

To ensure that goods are stacked neatly, operating at low speed is essential. When a stacker operator maintains a lower speed, they can achieve greater control and precision while maneuvering the stacker. This allows for careful positioning of the goods on the stack, facilitating a more organized and stable arrangement. Proper speed management reduces the risk of knocking items over or misplacing them during the stacking process, which can lead to an unorganized load, potential damage to goods, or safety hazards.

In contrast, raising the stacker shuttle quickly can cause instability and misalignment, leading to inefficient stacking. Frequent use of the brake pedal may also indicate poor control and could disrupt the stacking process without contributing to neatness. Ignoring potential obstacles is unsafe and could result in accidents, damaging the goods and creating hazardous conditions for the operator and others nearby. Therefore, operating at low speed is the best practice for ensuring neat and secure stacking of goods.