Which of the following is NOT one of the classes of forklifts mentioned in the training?

The choice of precision lift as the option that is not one of the classes of forklifts is accurate because it does not represent an established classification within forklift categories. The commonly recognized classes of forklifts include counterbalance, order picker, reach, and several others categorized by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).

Counterbalance forklifts are designed with a weight at the back to counteract the load, creating a stable lift mechanism. Order pickers are specialized for retrieving items from shelves at height, ideal for warehouse environments. Reach forklifts are engineered with extending forks that allow them to reach into narrow aisles and handle loads at height more efficiently. None of these established classifications align with precision lift, indicating that this term does not conform to common forklift class terminology.