Category Archives: Forklift Safety

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) sets worker safety standards. No matter what kind of job it is, these regulations ensure companies follow the same set of uniform rules across the country. After setting the rules, it is the Administration’s job to make sure companies follow them and levy fines if they don’t. We […]

One thing they don’t teach in an OSHA forklift training video is how to clean a forklift. It is an important part of the job, but it doesn’t happen as often as it should. The environment that a forklift works in is dirty. When used outdoors, a forklift will kick up dirt and debris while doing its […]

Operating a forklift safely and responsibly is hard enough in ideal conditions. Throw in some rough terrain and adverse conditions, and the job gets exponentially harder. Controlling the lift and loading on rough terrain requires a steady hand and patience. Rushing across a rough area will increase the chances of an accident or a spilled […]

At some point in their career, every forklift driver will make a mistake. Even the most careful driver will bump into something or spear a load eventually. In a warehouse, where there are multiple trucks, lifts, and hazards, the odds of an accident go up significantly. People make mistakes and accidents happen, but knowing that […]

The most important thing to remember when operating any kind of powered industrial truck is safety protocols. Operating a forklift carefully and responsibly will keep you and your coworkers out of harm’s way while on the job. A forklift is a durable machine that can efficiently carry heavy loads, but it can also cause a […]

1. Increase productivity
2. Increases Pedestrian Safety
3. Decrease Product Damage
4. Forklift Blind Spots
5. Assist with Placing and Retrieving High Loads