Warehouse safety inspection app

The warehouse safety inspection app for DCs and 3PLs

Inspect forklift traffic, pallet racking, loading docks and exit routes across a 500,000 sq ft building in one walk, with suggested OSHA 1910 references on every finding.

Safety manager inspecting pallet racking with a phone while a forklift moves in a striped lane

Built for 29 CFR 1910 warehouses

Powered industrial trucks (1910.178), materials storage (1910.176), walking-working surfaces and dock edges (1910.22, 1910.28), exit routes (1910.36–37), fire extinguishers (1910.157) and electrical clearance (1910.303). Choose the Warehouse work type and every Scan looks there first.

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Forklift & pedestrian

Pedestrians in truck lanes, missing floor markings, raised forks left unattended and blind corners.

Racking & stacking

Damaged uprights, missing beam locks, leaning or over-height pallets and loads overhanging aisles.

Dock edges

Open dock doors 4 ft or more above grade with no chain or gate, and trailers without wheel chocks or restraints.

Exits & extinguishers

Blocked exit doors and aisles, missing exit signs, and extinguishers or panels hidden behind product.

Battery & charging

Charging areas without eyewash, ventilation or spill control nearby.

Shift-ready reports

Priority-sorted findings with photos and due dates for the operations manager.

The old way vs. SafetyWalk

Paper & spreadsheets

SafetyWalk

Paper checklist on a clipboard

Phone walk with hazards boxed on video

Racking damage reported weeks late

Photo, priority and fix request the same shift

No proof the dock gate got fixed

Before and after photos, verified

Different notes from every supervisor

Same structure on every finding

Questions

Which OSHA standard covers warehouses?

General Industry, 29 CFR 1910. Forklifts fall under 1910.178, storage under 1910.176 and dock edges under 1910.28.

Does it work in big buildings with poor signal?

Yes. Walks record on the phone and upload when you are back on signal. AI scans need a connection.

Does SafetyWalk decide if we meet OSHA rules?

No. It suggests 29 CFR 1910 references and checks that the section exists in the official eCFR text. Your competent person confirms every finding. It is not a compliance determination.

Can I try it free?

Yes. 14 days free with 25 AI scans and no card required.

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