Mechanical Material Handling Equipment (MMHE) plays a vital role in modern industries by enabling the efficient movement, lifting, and storage of materials. Common examples include forklifts, cranes, hoists, conveyors, and automated guided vehicles. While MMHE significantly improves productivity, it also introduces several risk factors that can lead to accidents, equipment damage, or workplace injuries if not properly managed. Mechanical and electrical safety management focuses on identifying these risks and implementing measures to control or eliminate them. One of the major risk factors is equipment failure, which can occur due to poor maintenance, overloading, or the use of defective components. When equipment is not regularly inspected, issues like worn-out brakes, hydraulic leaks, or faulty electrical wiring may go unnoticed, leading to accidents such as dropped loads or uncontrolled movements. Another significant risk is operator error, which often stems from inadequate training, fatigue, or lack of attention. Improper operation, such as driving a forklift at excessive speed or misusing a crane’s load capacity, can cause