Forklift & Pedestrian Safety Toolbox Talk
Forklifts can't stop quickly - pedestrians must stay clear
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- Attendance register included
Forklifts are involved in around a quarter of all workplace transport accidents, causing deaths and serious injuries. A forklift can weigh as much as a car - but with far less visibility and stopping distance. This toolbox talk covers the responsibilities of both operators and pedestrians to prevent collisions and injuries.
What Your Team Will Learn
- Understand forklift dangers - struck by, crush, overturn, falling loads
- Pedestrians must use designated walkways and make eye contact before crossing
- Operators must complete daily pre-use checks and only operate if trained
- Travel with forks low and sound horn at junctions and blind spots
- Report all near misses immediately
What's Covered
Key Topics
- •Why Forklift & Pedestrian Safety matters - statistics and real-world impact
- •Legal requirements - employer and employee duties under UK law
- •Key hazards and risk factors to recognise
- •Common mistakes to avoid
- •Warning signs to watch for and report
- •Do's and Don'ts quick reference guide
- •Discussion questions for team engagement
What's Included
- Comprehensive 2-page toolbox talk
- Attendance register with 18 sign-off rows
- Session info table (date, location, presenter, duration)
- Editable Word format - add your logo and customise
- Ready to print and deliver
Regulatory Compliance
PUWER 1998 / LOLER 1998
HSE Guidance HSG6
Employers must ensure forklift operators are trained and competent, and that pedestrians are protected from workplace transport risks. This toolbox talk supports your duty to manage forklift safety.
Key Takeaway
“Forklifts can't stop quickly. Pedestrians must stay clear.”
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