COC CLS - Healthy Safety Environment - NIKE, Inc. - The Journey

TRAFFIC AND VEHICLE MANAGEMENT
b. Periodic preventive maintenance (including any statutory inspections of lift truck equipment
and accessories).
• Immediate withdrawal and repair of faulty equipment.
• Repairs must only be carried out by a competent person.
c. Pre-use inspection to ensure safe working condition.
d. Written safe operating rules.
e. Segregation of pedestrians and PMV’s.
f. Reporting of all incidents and near misses.
g. Battery charging and refilling areas must be safe and secure:
• Chargers must be secured, covered and protected from the elements.
• No smoking within 100 ft (30 m).
• Appropriate personal protective equipment and spill response equipment.
• Eye wash/shower facilities available.
h. Housekeeping must allow for safe operation of PMV’s.
3. TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT—Each facility must implement procedures for traffic management which
must cover as a minimum, the following for all motorized transportation:
a. Consideration of one-way systems to reduce or eliminate the need for reversing where possible.
b. Protection for vehicles reversing (i.e., reversing alarms, spotter, etc.).
c. Site speed limits.
d. Use of convex mirrors at blind spots (if the blind spot cannot be eliminated).
e. Installation and maintenance of external lighting.
f. Personal protective equipment (i.e., high visibility jackets, safety shoes etc.).
g. Site driving rules.
h. Control of external drivers (i.e., site rules, smoking and waiting arrangements).
i. Vehicles must be in good working order (i.e., lights, brakes, tires, etc. properly maintained).
j. Safety of drivers and employees during loading and unloading.
K. Safety of employees when entering the facility.
L. All drivers shall be licensed by either the factory certification program and/or government
municipality or agency where applicable given vehicle type.
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