Do you mean cameras that can be viewed by management in order to check for any potential incidents, training purposes, etc? Or do you mean a camera that an operator can use while operating the machine?

Within previous employment, CCTV cameras formed a part of the overall workspace and could be called upon in controlled circumstances.

Edited by user 28 October 2019 16:14:36(UTC)  | Reason: Spelling error

A number of years ago the compnay I worked for ran a fleet of forklifts and tow tractors.  They were used to ferry prodcut from the prodcution/testing areas into the warehouse.  To say the least we had a high number of internal traffic related incidents.  This was mostly damage to the walls and doors around the site.  To try and counter act this we fitted all the forklifts with a system (tracklog) which measured speed and impacts, the driver had to use his pin number to start the FLT when he sat on it.  The system worked by isolating the forklift when it had an impact, was driven too fast or was over braked.  The only solution for the driver was to go and get the shift manager to unlock the truck.  This triggered and investigation.  We could also download all of the drivers driving performances to look at who might need some additional attention.  This was very sucessful and showed a massive improvement in driving standards.