Forklift Safety

Monitor forklift–pedestrian exposure continuously. See where it keeps returning.

Edgentik continuously monitors selected forklift conditions using existing cameras, creates reviewable alerts and reveals where exposure repeats by place, time and operating context. Start with the highest-priority policy, then extend the same workflow across cameras and areas.

Forklift and pedestrian routes in a food-and-beverage production facility
Operational context People · forklifts · materials · staging · routes · timing The condition reflects how work actually moves through the site.
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Eight policies across spatial separation and interaction risk.

Eight available policies cover spatial separation and forklift–pedestrian interaction risk. Start with the condition that matters most in one camera view.

SPATIAL SEPARATION
  1. Pedestrian in Forklift Zone A person enters or remains in the defined forklift operating zone.
  2. Forklift in Pedestrian Zone A forklift enters or remains in the defined pedestrian-protected zone.
  3. Forklift in Restricted Area A forklift enters or remains in a site-defined restricted area.
  4. Forklift Line Crossing A forklift crosses a defined line, optionally by direction.
  5. Forklift Dwell A forklift remains in a defined area longer than the site threshold.
INTERACTION RISK
  1. Unsafe Forklift–Pedestrian Proximity A forklift and pedestrian remain within the configured separation and duration.
  2. Pedestrian Near Moving Forklift A pedestrian enters the configured distance while the forklift is moving.
  3. Forklift Speeding A forklift exceeds the site-defined speed threshold in a suitable calibrated view.
Reviewable event evidence

One continuous interaction becomes one reviewable episode.

Edgentik consolidates repeated detections from the same continuous interaction into a single episode, reducing duplicate alert volume while preserving the supporting clip and timing for review.

One configured camera view and policy
One episode for one continuous interaction
Supporting clip, timestamp and track context
Confirmed episodes organized by place and time
What the forklift view can answer

Separate the immediate event from the operating pattern behind it.

What condition occurred?

Apply the selected zone, proximity, motion, dwell or speed rule to the configured view.

Where did it occur?

Preserve the relevant route, crossing, zone or shared-space location with the episode.

When did it concentrate?

Organize confirmed episodes by operating window and recurring time pattern.

What supports review?

Keep the clip, snapshot, timestamp and review history connected to the finding.

See the completed forklift sample →

Camera requirements

A strong result starts with a measurable view.

Forklift and pedestrian travel paths are visible
Required zone boundaries or shared-space geometry are understandable
Occlusion, distance and lighting support reliable detection
The customer defines the zone, distance, motion, dwell or speed rule
Operating schedule and notification recipients are named
8-Week Pilot

Start with one camera covering a known forklift operating condition.

8-week Safety Intelligence pilot. One priority zone or policy. Live monitoring, recurrence analysis, evidence review and one completed Safety Control Scan.