FACTS

1. Proximity to Operating Forklifts: Walking or working near moving forklifts increases the risk of being run over, pinned, or struck by the equipment.
2. Rear-End Swing Collisions: The rear of a turning forklift swings outward, creating a danger zone that can strike nearby workers unexpectedly.
3. Visibility Limitations: Operators may not see pedestrians standing or walking within the danger zone due to obstructed views or distraction.
4. Narrow Aisles and Congested Areas: Limited space forces pedestrians and forklifts to share tight zones, increasing the chance of contact.
5. Load Instability and Tip-Overs: Unstable or elevated loads can fall into the danger zone, causing […]

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