Case study of safety mirror introduction: Preventing collisions in hallways! Installed at the eye level of wheelchair users.

Near-miss prevention measures: Preventing collisions in hallways! An example of installing mirrors at a low position for wheelchair users (Tokyo Business Services).

We would like to introduce a case study of the "FF Mirror Corridor (One-Sided)/(Two-Sided)" handled by Komi Corporation, which was implemented at Tokyo Business Services. We had felt the need for collision prevention in the corridor for some time, and the opportunity for implementation arose when we learned that another company in the same building had installed our mirrors. The mirrors can be installed at a height that suits the line of sight, so we placed them slightly lower than usual to accommodate wheelchair users. In corridors with elevators and restrooms, employees tend to gather all at once during lunch breaks, creating a sense of danger. However, since the mirrors were installed, we can now anticipate when people are coming. 【Case Overview】 ■ Products Used: FF Mirror Corridor (One-Sided)/FF Mirror Corridor (Two-Sided) ■ Effect: Collision prevention in crowded hallways *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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