UNLOAD AND LOAD A CONTAINER SAFELY
How to unload a container safely and efficiently with just one man – We understand that time very often means money when it comes to loading and unloading vehicles. However, we also know that in the unpredictable and sometimes dangerous environment of a warehouse, safety should always be the number one priority. Marrying these two aspects requires design and understanding.
LOADING AND UNLOADING AT HEIGHT
How to resolve “working at height” issues when unloading a container – When a fixed loading dock is unavailable, and delivery vehicles are being loaded and unloaded wherever possible, there becomes a real risk to safety. Extending the vehicle bed and creating a safe working area for personnel can be achieved quickly and with minimal cost.
LOADING WITHOUT A LOADING DOCK
How to load various types of vehicle when there is no loading dock – The logistics sector is a constantly evolving, and challenging industry. With many customers now demanding faster turnaround times, such as next day – or even same day – deliveries, company owners are having to rethink their business models and reconfigure their business premises to suit.
SAFELY BRIDGE THE GAP ON A LOADING DOCK
How to safely bridge the gap on the loading dock – How to successfully bridge the height difference which can often exist between a delivery vehicle and a loading dock, is a widespread problem. If not dealt with correctly it can impede the loading and unloading process, making it slower, more inefficient and, at times, unsafe but the solution is quick and cost effective.
ENVIROMENTAL ISSUES IN THE LOADING DOCK
How to address your environmental issues in the loading dock – Maintaining a consistent temperature within a warehouse and keeping contaminants and pests out is a prominent issue for many companies. Achieving it can be a challenge as vehicle sizes differ and buildings must adapt, but using well tested solutions, Darmax can solve the problem.
LOADING AND UNLOADING OPERATIVE SAFETY
How to increase the safety of operatives whilst loading and unloading – The warehouse and its surrounding area is one of the most dangerous working environments and protecting employees, as well as visiting operatives, should be a number one priority for all facilities.