Information

  • Document No.

  • Operation

  • Date of assesment

  • Assessor

Designated walkways

    Designated Walkway
  • Area Photo

Designated Walkway

  • Barriers exist between forklift and pedestrians where forklifts need not cross

  • Should barriers be required based on possibility of interaction?

  • Adequate lighting exists at intersections where interaction may occur

  • Are stop signs an point of decision prompting located in both directions at intersections?

  • high hazard areas have notification system (flashing light or other)

  • Walkways are clearly visible regardless of the season

Finding/Comments

  • Forklift interactions

Overhead or Man doors

    Exits/ Entrances
  • Area Photo

Overhead and/ or Man doors

  • Based on the information you have, assess the likelihood of pedestrian and forklift interaction on a scale of 1 - 10 with 1 being extremely unlikely and 10 being extremely likely

  • Clear signage explains use policies/ procedures for use

  • Signage would be visible if door is left open (summertime)

  • Signage/ procedures seem appropriate based on the likelihood of interaction with mobile equipment

  • If requiring forklift contact upon exit there is mechanism for contact

  • Adequate lighting on outside of door

Finding/Comments

  • Forklift interactions

Driving routes

    Driving Routes
  • Area Photo

Driving Routes

  • Have been designed so as to circumvent mobile equipment traffic where possible

  • Require radio contact where appropriate

  • Posted speed limit signs

Finding/Comments

  • Forklift interactions

Not designated, frequent use walkways

    Not designated frequent use walk
  • Area Photo

Frequent use not-designated walkways

  • Have been identified

  • Have been risk rated based on frequency of use and likelihood of interaction

  • Have appropriate controls in place (re-routed, designated 'no go', policy for use)

Finding/Comments

  • Forklift interactions

Parking areas

    Parking
  • Area Photo

Parking lot

  • In location restricting need to drive in yard

Finding/Comments

  • Forklift interactions
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