Forklift & Pedestrian Interaction is the highest risk in your facility.

 A warehouse safety audit is a structured review of your facility to identify risks involving forklifts, pedestrians, racking, loading areas, walkways, signage, barriers and traffic routes. The aim is to highlight hazards, prioritise improvements and provide practical recommendations that improve safety, compliance and operational efficiency. 

Our audits typically review:

• Forklift and pedestrian segregation
• Vehicle traffic routes
• Walkways and crossing points
• Barrier suitability and placement
• Loading bay safety
• Signage and visual management
• LED projector opportunities
• Racking protection
• Housekeeping and 5S standards
• Visibility issues and blind spots
• Near miss hotspots
• Site-specific operational risks

Every audit is tailored to the site and its objectives.

Most site assessments take between 2 hours and a full day depending on the size and complexity of the facility.

Following the assessment, we provide a prioritised action plan outlining recommended improvements.

Yes.

Following the audit, you'll receive a summary of findings and recommendations. This can include photographs, marked-up layouts, improvement priorities and suggested solutions where appropriate.

Our goal is to provide practical actions rather than a lengthy report that sits unread.

No.

Many organisations request audits proactively as part of continuous improvement, warehouse expansion projects, insurance requirements or preparation for future safety investments.

The best time to identify risks is before an incident occurs.

Absolutely.

Some customers already know they need barriers, projectors, visual management improvements or traffic route changes.

In these situations, the audit helps validate the solution, identify any additional risks and ensure investment is targeted in the right areas.

No.

Our first priority is understanding the risks and challenges on your site.

Where improvements are identified, we will recommend practical solutions that address the problem. These may include physical protection, visual management, projected safety signage, workplace organisation improvements or operational changes.

Yes.

Many customers need support gaining internal approval for safety projects.

Our recommendations can help demonstrate risk reduction, operational benefits and prioritised improvements, making it easier to secure budget and stakeholder buy-in.

The cost depends on the size of the site, travel requirements and scope of assessment.

We recommend a short discovery call so we can understand your facility and provide an appropriate quotation.