How to Get the Forklift Halo Rule Right at Work
In case you spend whenever in an occupied warehouse, you've most likely heard someone point out the forklift halo rule as a way to keep people through getting accidentally trimmed with a multi-ton device. It's one of those safety principles that sounds extremely simple on paper, but in the warmth of a hectic shift when everyone is rushing to fulfill a deadline, it can be remarkably hard to keep. Essentially, the "halo" is that invisible—or occasionally very visible—boundary around a forklift that will says, "If you're standing here, you're in the risk zone. " ...