Forklift routes and loading docks
Forklift routes and loading docks are high-load areas where dirt quickly becomes a safety risk. We keep them clean with sweepers, scrubbing and tidy load handling. Result is less wear, fewer accidents and better flow.
What we do
- Daily sweeping with ride-on sweeper on large areas
- Weekly scrubbing of forklift lanes and loading docks
- Slip risk check and action on spill or leak
- Signage, marking and clearing of escape routes
- Removal of packaging and sorting at the dock
- Photo, action log and report per zone
How we work
1. Traffic mapping
Review forklift flows, docks and escape routes with your logistics lead.
2. Plan
Shifts planned between shifts, at lunch or on weekends so flow is not affected.
3. Operations
Daily sweeping, weekly scrubbing and action on spills. Traffic safety prioritised.
4. Review
Monthly report with actions, deviations and recommended actions for the flow.
What we comply with
- AFS 2009:2 Design of the workplace
- AFS 2006:5 Use of forklifts
- AFS 2001:1 Systematic OSH management
- SS-EN 13036-4 measurement of slip risk
Frequently asked
Does it disrupt forklift traffic?
We plan shifts around handovers and lunch so disruption is minimised. Large machines run outside production hours only.
Do you handle snow at docks?
Yes, winter maintenance at loading docks can be included — sweeping, gritting and salting.
Do you handle packaging?
Yes, sorting at the dock per your guidelines. We can also haul packaging away on request.