Machinery & Forklift Safety

Machinery & Forklift Safety

How controlled is the risk around moving machinery?

A practical machinery and forklift safety check covering guarding, operators, inspections, pedestrians, defects, maintenance and isolation.

11 questionsFocused screening check
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What this check looks at
01Guarding & controls
02Operators & competence
03Traffic & forklifts
04Inspection & maintenance
Scope: This is a screening tool. It does not determine full statutory compliance, replace a competent-person assessment, or override equipment-, activity-, client- or site-specific duties.
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Why this matters

Most machinery incidents are not caused by a machine simply “being dangerous”.

They emerge when guarding, competence, traffic interaction, inspection, maintenance, energy isolation and production pressure stop working together as one control system.

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