An 'order picker' differs from a standard counterbalanced forklift because:

An 'order picker' differs from a standard

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AIt has no brakes
BIt cannot carry loads
CIt runs only on diesel
DThe operator platform rises with the forks and a fall-arrest harness is required

✓ Correct answer: D. The operator platform rises with the forks and a fall-arrest harness is required On order pickers the operator is elevated with the load, so a body harness/lanyard fall-protection system anchored to the platform is required.

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