When the stacker lifts the cargo to a high position, which action is considered correct?

Maintaining a straight tilt while the stacker lifts the cargo is considered the correct action because it ensures the stability of the load. A straight tilt helps prevent load shifting, which could lead to tipping or causing the load to fall. Proper tilt control is crucial for safe operations, particularly when the load is elevated, as it minimizes the risk of accidents.

In contrast, large forward and backward tilt operations can create instability and increase the likelihood of losing control over the load. Completely raising the forks before tilting may also lead to an unsafe scenario, as it could disrupt the balance of the load. Driving forward rapidly while carrying a load at height is generally unsafe and not advisable since it can lead to a loss of control, increasing the risk of accidents or damage to the load or the vehicle. Maintaining a straight tilt promotes best practices in forklift operation, ensuring both safety and efficiency.