Spotme Is The New Forklift Risk-prevention Solution From Tmhe

Toyota Material Handling Europe (TMHE) releases its new risk-prevention measure

, SpotMe, with the aim of reducing forklift accidents in warehouses.

The company maintains a good reputation for its regard for safety, with its OHSAS 18001 certified factories and the unique Toyota SAS (System of Active Stability), as well as highly trained service technicians. TMHE is constantly seeking to increase its safety standards.

Toyota SpotMe is not only a safety solution for forklift traffic, but also for pedestrians. The warning system detects the presence of people and forklifts at crossroad junctions thanks to its infra-red direction sensitive sensors. It emits a warning flash whenever a potential impact is detected, helping to reduce the risk of collision.

Toyota SpotMe has been specifically designed for the high protection of the factory workers and the transported merchandise. It contributes to an overall smoother traffic flow. Consequently, the forklift drivers use less panic brakes, which helps reduce energy consumption and better preserve the forklifts during operations. This unique accident prevention system is user-friendly, easy to fix on the walls, with no set-up on fleet required, and needs low maintenance. The warning unit can be either connected to a standalone battery or plugged into the mains.

Warehouses are fast-moving working environments that call for extra attention from forklift drivers and pedestrians alike, especially in blind spots. SpotMe uses alternating flashing lights that are much more visible than flashing beacons or other types of warning lights. Today, this device has proven its efficiency, both in increasing the safety level and in driving down costs, says Hans Larsson, Director, Toyota Material Handling Europe.

SpotMe is one of the initiatives that TMHE takes to raise risk awareness during the European Week for Health and Safety at Work taking place from 22nd to 26th October 2012. This event is supported by the European Agency for Health and Safety at Work (EU-OSHA) as part of the 2012-2013 campaign Working Together for Risk Prevention.

As a committed EU-OSHA official campaign partner, TMHE strives to find the best risk prevention methods that help employees, partners and customers stay Safer Together.

by: Toyota MH Europe

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