Reasons to Buy a Camera System from HVS

Most companies justify purchase of camera systems through a combination of factors.

Increase in effectiveness of temporary forklift operators, with reduced damage
Faster training of new operators
Increase in throughput (more picks-per-hour) because operators gain confidence when they are able to watch their forks more closely. They are also able to use appropriate caution when they can see they are dealing with a broken or turned pallet.
Increase in warehouse square-foot utilization (some customers would not place products on higher rack levels because operators could not see to handle products there safely or without damage). Cameras also support a reduction in aisle-width since operators can judge fork height much more easily by watching the monitor screen than by looking up at a higher angle from ground level.
Easier adjustment of operators to varying shelf-heights throughout the warehouse
Reduction in mis-picks. Operators can visually confirm that it is the correct item at a designated rack position and not one that is mis-located.
Faster inspection of products. In some cases the operator just needs to visually check a product on the rack and with a camera he can often do that without bringing the product down to floor level.
Labeling verification. Camera systems can be supplied which allow operators to read rack and pallet labels without bringing the product down off the rack.

Decrease in health-associated costs and lost work time due to neck strain
Increase operators productivity and comfort while working longer shifts
Avoid possible limitations from employees who have or have had prior health issues

Decrease in manpower needed from elimination of pedestrian spotters used to assist forklift drivers
Poor visibility due to large forklift attachments or quad-mast trucks can be improved
Rear-view cameras help the operator avoid backing into warehouse racking or stacks of product
Cameras on the tractors of man-up trucks help the operators watch for cross-traffic when exiting an aisle, and help him look for pedestrians or other trucks coming down the aisle he is in

Decrease in product damage
Decrease in damage to racking and other warehouse equipment
Decrease in costs associated with cleanup of products spilled, pushed-off racks, or jammed on racks.
Broken pallets can be identified while on the rack, and handled to avoid issues

Condition documentation. Recording camera systems are available that provide objective evidence of pallet condition at various stages of handling and transport. Systems with wi-fi export of data are available.
Recording camera systems help reduce theft
Recording camera systems allow monitoring operator behavior to ensure he is following required checklists and following required procedures to ensure safe operation

Avoid turnover from monitor assistance in tough operations
Decrease product damage when workers are new and inexperienced
Make new operators more productive sooner by visual assistance and training videos of your operations
Record new operators working in case of accidents to find cause
Record proper performance for your operations for training purposes