Why Choose HIT-NOT®?
62K
Est. Forklift Accidents Annually
70
average yearly forklift deaths
36%
of accidents involve a pedestrian
41K
average workman’s comp cost per incident
11%
of forklifts involved in incident each year
stats source: OSHA
Worker and pedestrian safety in warehouses and other industrial workplaces remain a top priority for companies across the country. The most common accidents in these work environments occur when powered vehicles are involved. Particularly, pedestrian safety when working around forklifts often has room for improvement.
The HIT-NOT® Proximity Alert Sensor addresses these problems by providing an advanced solution in collision avoidance. When warnings in the workplace occur too frequently, or there are false alarms due to technology limitations, an alert system becomes unusable and ineffective. HIT-NOT® combats this problem by warning everyone only when that individual is dangerously close to a powered vehicle. As a forklift pedestrian warning system, HIT-NOT® provides an effective and efficient solution to the most common types of accidents in the workplace.
Proven Technical Approach
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The Right Alerts at the Correct Time, Eliminate the nuisance
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Works on all types of mobile equipment, no calibration required
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Designed in Fail-Safes increase system confidence.
Solution Driven
HIT-NOT® recognizes the need to satisfy additional requirements, specific to industries, and unique operational environments – this is done by the use of auxiliary devices that function seamlessly with the basic HIT-NOT® components (MFGs and PADs).
Large Solution Range from Pedestrian Detection and Collision Avoidance to Autonomous Vehicles, Structure Avoidance, Location Information Reporting, Among Others
Customer Successes in Multiple Industries
- Learn about dozen of successful deployments and continued use in Box Plants protecting employees around the dynamic situation at the corrugating machines and in the warehouses.
- Learn about over 12 plus deployments in paper mills, protecting employees from vehicles and paper rolls in busy, dynamic shipping areas.
- Learn about preventing collisions on the shipping docks with over 50 vehicles in motor manufacturing.
Technology Comparison
Click to Review the Chart Below that compares technologies to our key design requirements and functions that have been developed from our past experience.
