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It would be interesting to see the fatality statistics from 2000 to date. Reason is, the goal of the PITOT standard was to reduce the numbers of fatalities (107) and injuries (96.000) by 10%. So the numbers above would have reached/exceeded the goals set out in regards to this - at least in fatality.

Along with the fatalities 2000 to date, it would be great to see if anyone had the supporting info for lift truck-related injuries during that same time frame- to see if that goal was met (96,000 to 86,400).
  • Posted 5 Mar 2010 23:55
  • By russ_n
  • joined 5 Mar'10 - 1 message
  • Michigan, United States

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