Warehouse & Logistics OSHA Compliance
Warning: OSHA launched a National Emphasis Program (NEP) targeting warehouses, mail/parcel processing, and delivery operations in July 2024. This 3-year initiative means increased inspections and enforcement. Get your evacuation maps compliant now.
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You're on OSHA's Radar
Warehouse NEP means more inspections. 2,024 forklift violations cited in 2025 alone.
Warehouse Compliance Checklist
Warehouse Map Features
Forklift lanes, pallet racking zones, dock doors, and powered industrial truck routes.
Emergency Exits
Clearly marked evacuation routes
Fire Equipment
Extinguisher and alarm locations
Assembly Points
Designated safe meeting areas
ADA Compliance
Accessible evacuation paths
Hazard Zones
Clearly identified danger areas
Safety Stations
Eye wash and first aid locations
From Warehouse Chaos to Organized Safety
Map forklift lanes, loading docks, and emergency routes for NEP inspection readiness
- โUnmarked forklift paths
- โUnclear dock procedures
- โCongested aisles
- โForklift lane markings
- โDock evacuation routes
- โClear aisle pathways
- โEquipment staging zones
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