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No, 岔 (chà) is not used for fork as an eating utensil. The correct word for fork in Chinese is 叉子 (chāzi).
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The most common usage of 岔 (chà) is as a noun meaning "fork" or "branch". This can refer to a literal fork in a road or path, or a figurative fork in a decision or situation. For example, "这条路有一个岔口" (zhè tiáo lù yǒu yī gè chà kǒu) means "This road has a fork in it."
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