Traffic Control Services

Employee 1 was operating a stand-up forklift on an incline ramp. Employee 2 was operating another stand-up forklift behind employee 1. Employee 2's leg became caught between the two forklifts and fractured.

Two forklifts were traveling down a warehouse aisle. The one in the rear struck the one in front, and its operator suffered an injury to the left heel. He was hospitalized.

An employee was driving a forklift while carrying a pallet. A second forklift driver was directly behind the first forklift traveling in the same direction. The pallet blocked the safety sensor on the first forklift, causing it to suddenly stop. The second forklift then hit the first one and the employee on the first forklift suffered two broken legs. One of the leg fractures was a compound fracture.

An employee was turning a walkie forklift when he pulled out in front of a hi-rise lift that was approaching the end of the aisle. The hi-rise was unable to stop and pinned his right lower leg against the walkie, breaking his tibia.

On February 25, 2018, an employee was operating a standup forklift and was following another standup forklift. When the first forklift slowed at an intersection, the injured employee's forklift collided with the first forklift. The forklift tine entered the operator's station and struck the injured employee's right foot resulting in a fracture requiring surgery and hospitalization.