Key OSHA Considerations 1. Forklift Operators Must Be Trained and Evaluated One of the most important OSHA requirements involves the person behind the controls. Employers must ensure that each powered industrial truck operator is competent to operate the equipment safely. Training must include formal instruction, practical training, and an evaluation of the operator’s performance in […]
Backup alarms are one of the most critical safety features on any lift truck — but they don’t last forever. Here are five signs yours may need replacement: 1. Weak or Distorted Sound If your alarm sounds muffled, inconsistent, or distorted, it may not be loud enough to alert nearby workers. 2. Intermittent Functionality An […]
Warehouses are busier than ever. With tighter timelines, increased inventory turnover, and more pedestrian traffic, forklift safety lighting is no longer a “nice-to-have” — it’s essential. The Real Risk Forklifts operate in tight aisles, around corners, and near blind spots. Pedestrians often can’t see or hear an approaching lift truck until it’s too late. Standard […]
