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Has anyone ever heard or tried painting some markers or a cross on the wheel as indicators of whether the forklift driver is speeding or not?
If the cross on the wheel can be seen as a cross when moving then the forklift in moving at a moderate speed. When the cross cannot be seen on the wheel, when the forklift in motion, then the staff who is driving it, is driving at a high speed and can be spotted from far distance. Supervisory staff on rounds can immediately stop the staff and reprimand him. Apparently, this system is being adopted in Japan at the Airfreight Terminals
  • Posted 15 Aug 2007 11:14
  • By chewingyu
  • joined 28 Oct'05 - 73 messages
  • Singapore, Singapore

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