Forklift Operator
Tips to Ace Safety Every Shift
Everyone in your facility is responsible for creating a reliable work environment. As a forklift operator, there are a few things you can do to make sure you and pedestrians can operate efficiently and without incident.
Want to become a forklift safety champion and ensure you meet OSHA standards? We offer OSHA-compliant training courses led by certified instructors to take your skills from “good” to “great.” After all, a safe warehouse is a happy warehouse for everyone
Ready to level-up?
Visit raymondsci.com/training today and speak to an RSCI expert to see how we can help!
© 2024 Raymond Storage Concepts, Inc. All rights reserved.
PEDESTRIANS FIRST!
Designated walkways are there for a reason, but sometimes, people might need to cut across them. Be a heads-up operator and always give pedestrians the right of way.
SLOW & STEADY WINS THE RACE
Especially when entering or leaving aisles, take it slow. This helps you avoid any unexpected bumps or surprises that could lead to an accident.
EYES ON THE PRIZE (OR RATHER, THE PATH)
Distractions happen, but while operating a forklift, keep your focus on where you’re heading. This way, you’ll spot any potential hazards coming your way and have time to react safely.
MAKE SOME NOISE!
Let everyone know you’re coming! Give a honk whenever you come to intersections, crosswalks or exit aisles. When people hear you coming, they can avoid being in your way.
KEEP YOUR SPACE
A little extra space goes a long way! Maintain a safe distance between yourself and pedestrians. This makes everyone feel more comfortable and allows everyone to do their jobs safely.
5 Tips for Operator Safety
Morgan Heller
Created on May 10, 2024
With these 5 operator safety tips, you can help create a safe and happy warehouser for all.
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Forklift Operator
Tips to Ace Safety Every Shift
Everyone in your facility is responsible for creating a reliable work environment. As a forklift operator, there are a few things you can do to make sure you and pedestrians can operate efficiently and without incident.
Want to become a forklift safety champion and ensure you meet OSHA standards? We offer OSHA-compliant training courses led by certified instructors to take your skills from “good” to “great.” After all, a safe warehouse is a happy warehouse for everyone
Ready to level-up?
Visit raymondsci.com/training today and speak to an RSCI expert to see how we can help!
© 2024 Raymond Storage Concepts, Inc. All rights reserved.
PEDESTRIANS FIRST!
Designated walkways are there for a reason, but sometimes, people might need to cut across them. Be a heads-up operator and always give pedestrians the right of way.
SLOW & STEADY WINS THE RACE
Especially when entering or leaving aisles, take it slow. This helps you avoid any unexpected bumps or surprises that could lead to an accident.
EYES ON THE PRIZE (OR RATHER, THE PATH)
Distractions happen, but while operating a forklift, keep your focus on where you’re heading. This way, you’ll spot any potential hazards coming your way and have time to react safely.
MAKE SOME NOISE!
Let everyone know you’re coming! Give a honk whenever you come to intersections, crosswalks or exit aisles. When people hear you coming, they can avoid being in your way.
KEEP YOUR SPACE
A little extra space goes a long way! Maintain a safe distance between yourself and pedestrians. This makes everyone feel more comfortable and allows everyone to do their jobs safely.