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Parking lot
Marked traffic lanes
Marked crosswalks
Stop/Yield
to Pedestrian
signs
Operator who knows the
safety rules for handling
loads at proper forward
carrying height.
Maintain operator field of view,
Radio, Roto Beacon,
Mirrors, Forward/Back-up
Alarm, Seatbelt
Work Area
r truck that can do the job safely.
OSHA requires you to make sure
you are doing it safely.
ANSI B 56.1 provides:
The user shall determine if
operating conditions require the
truck to be equipped with
additional sound-proofing or visual
devises (such as lights or blinkers)
and be responsible for providing
and maintaining such devices.
Take time to check your area!
Little things make a big difference!
YOUR TRUCK
ials) available for customer order, which can include any or all devices
customer operating conditions. Kit orders must include truck model
irectly from Taylor Machine Works, Inc., Marketing Support Department.
ered in determining what, if any, additional devices are necessary for an
ependency, fatigue and pedestrian traffic patterns. In fact, some
r use of mirrors and alarms may encourage an operator not to look in the
es not fit all!
hich exist, the wide variety of alarms, flashing lights, mirrors, cameras,
gests that you consult with a safety professional familiar with your
fety requirements.
Signal Lights
Fire Extinguisher
Cameras &
Motion Alarms
Camera Monitors
Hand Rails