FACTS

1. Rear and Side Obstruction: Blind zones behind and beside the forklift prevent operators from seeing pedestrians, especially during reversing or turning.
2. Load Obstruction: Large or elevated loads can block the operator’s forward view, increasing the chance of striking racks, people, or other equipment.
3. Inadequate Use of Mirrors or Cameras: Lack of visual aids like convex mirrors or backup cameras can worsen blind spot navigation and reduce reaction time.
4. Poor Lighting or Visual Contrast: Dimly lit or cluttered areas increase the severity of blind spot-related incidents as hazards become harder to detect.
5. Pedestrian Traffic in Shared Areas: Crossing paths with […]

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