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Safety Training is necessary for people working/walking around lift trucks. If you really want to prevent accidents and you only train the drivers, you will not see the results you are looking for.
It's called orientation, but more specifically, training for people that could "come-in-contact" with a lift truck.
For an in-house program, I highly encourage pedestrian training with their do's and don'ts and basically how to act around lift trucks.
  • Posted 5 Dec 2005 21:20
  • By garry_p
  • joined 4 Nov'04 - 27 messages
  • New Brunswick, Canada

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