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ProLift outlines 11 essential questions to consider when choosing forklift safety accessories, focusing on preventing accidents, reducing operator strain, and improving visibility. Better understand the need to evaluate warehouse conditions and operator behavior to select accessories that enhance safety and align with existing protocols.
When used in the right warehouse environment, forklift safety accessories can effectively prevent accidents. However, they should complement—not replace—essential safety practices like using horns, spotters, or restricting pedestrian areas. Additionally, the benefits of these accessories should be emphasized to employees performing pre-shift inspections and operating the forklift, as their effectiveness depends on proper usage.
Safety accessories should enhance but not replace basic safety practices, and their use should be emphasized during pre-shift inspections.
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A forklift operator is responsible for staying aware of both pedestrians and other operators, which can be challenging in a busy warehouse. To enhance safety, many companies rely on popular forklift safety parts and accessories to help protect employees.
Mirrors are affordable, easy to install, and can be used indoors or outdoors. They reduce physical strain by offering wide-angle views and improving visibility of blind spots, helping prevent collisions with forklifts and pedestrians.
These alarms alert others when a forklift is near, adding a sound dimension. “Smart alarms” can adjust volume based on ambient noise levels. If installed, they must remain functional.
Strobe lights provide a visual warning of an approaching forklift and must remain operational if equipped.
Though not required, they are useful in environments with flammable materials, offering extra protection.
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