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A safe warehouse uses a few signs together. The core set is a Watch For Forklift Traffic sign at every crossing, a Stop, Look Out For Forklift Traffic floor sign at blind aisle ends, a Battery Charging Area sign at the charging station, and a chock-wheels sign at the dock. Add no forklifts signs wherever forklifts are not allowed.
Walk your traffic routes the way a forklift and a pedestrian each move through the building, and sign every point where they meet. Post signs at aisle intersections, blind corners, doorways, dock edges, and the entrance to any pedestrian-only zone, mounted at eye level so they read before the hazard. Reinforce the routes on the ground with forklift floor signs and floor marking tape so the separation is clear from above and below.
Keeping people and trucks apart is the single biggest way to prevent forklift injuries. Post Watch For Forklift signs where walkways cross traffic, mark the walking path with a Watch For Forklifts floor sign, and use floor tape to define a pedestrian lane. At a doorway a person steps through blindly, add a Stop, Look Out For Forklift Traffic floor sign.
Yes. Post a speed limit sign at the entrance to each zone so the limit is clear, and use a custom forklift sign if you want your specific limit and message on it.
Yes. Floor signs put the warning right in the traffic path where a wall sign can be missed, and labels mark the equipment itself. Use our forklift floor signs and warehouse floor stop signs for the aisles, forklift safety labels for the trucks, and forklift stencils to paint a durable message straight onto the floor.
Yes. A poster is a good way to keep the rules visible in a break room or at a shift start. Our Steps to Forklift Safety poster lays out the key points in one place, and you can pair it with the wall and floor signs from this hub so the same message follows the crew from the training room to the aisle.
A dock and a charging station each have their own hazards. At the dock, post a Truck Drivers, Shut Off Engine, Set Brakes, Chock Wheels sign and keep wheel chocks on hand to stop a trailer from rolling. At the charging station, post the Battery Charging Area sign, since charging lead-acid batteries releases hydrogen and calls for no open flames and good ventilation.
Yes. Start from a custom forklift sign template to add your own message, speed limit, or area name, and pick the size and material. For a mixed crew, the bilingual Watch For Forklifts floor sign reaches everyone. For a facility-wide or multi-site order, call our team at (800) 952-1457 (Mon to Fri, 8:00 am to 7:00 pm EST) or email customerservice@smartsign.com for a quote.
We make industry-leading forklift and vehicle safety signs. A forklift weighs thousands of pounds and shares tight aisles with people on foot, so most incidents happen where vehicle traffic and pedestrians cross. This is our forklift and vehicle safety hub. Use it to find the right sign for each spot, from aisle crossings and loading docks to battery charging areas and pedestrian walkways. Choose from OSHA and ANSI stock messages plus custom, bilingual, reflective, floor-sign, and label options on durable aluminum, plastic, vinyl, and anti-skid materials.
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