Download Our Guide To Forklift-Pedestrian Safety
Processes and solutions to protect people and property
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If you manage or work in a manufacturing or warehousing operation, you’re aware of the dangers forklifts pose–particularly to pedestrians who work near them. Keeping pedestrians safe in busy operations is an ongoing process critical for any industrial facility. With that in mind, we’ve published a guide to forklift-pedestrian safety that highlights the factors, suggests solutions and presents information on this critical isssue.
What’s in the safety automation guide?
- A step-by-step safety process – Get started protecting your people with this detailed forklift-pedestrian safety process map. Combine that with assessment factors, and you can easily apply these methods to increase awareness and prevention of deadly accidents.
- The most dangerous areas – A review of critical forklift/pedestrian “danger” zones every operation should be aware of. Docks, aisles, limited visibility areas and intersections are the focus areas.
- Improving visibility – Improving driver visibility is key to keeping pedestrians safe. Our guide highlights key ways clear obstructions and provides tools, technology and training to help drivers see clearly and keep pedestrians safe.
- Systems & Equipment – To make sure your safety process works, our guide showcases multiple safety systems and equipment. From our AisleCop forklift safety system to forklift warning lights and collision sensors, each solution is there to ensure your pedestrians and forklifts work safer.
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You need better information to work your best, so we publish educational resources, tips, videos. You can download a variety of other guides ranging from warehouse security to forklift accessories to docks & shipping and many others. You can see all of our guides here.
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More resources
- Shoptalk videos by our employee-owners to help you succeed.
- Check OSHA’s forklift safety eTool for more information.
- Also, see “Preventing Injuries and Deaths of Workers Who Operate or Work Near Forklifts” from CDC/Niosh
Evan Fleishacker