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How pedestrian-controlled tugs are revolutionising efficiency

IN TODAY’S fast-paced industrial and commercial environments, the demand for efficient and ergonomic material handling solutions has never been greater. Pedestrian operated electric tugs, often referred to as pedestrian controlled or walk behind tugs have emerged as a game-changing innovation. Addressing the need for safe, versatile, and sustainable transportation of heavy items like carts, pallets, and packages. These compact, powerful machines are designed to empower workers with the ability to effortlessly move heavy loads, streamline operations, and enhance workplace safety. Here ePowerTrucks will take you through some ways these electric tugs are transforming efficiency in different sectors.

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Rack safety: Are you taking your responsibility for granted?

IT’S EASY to take the racking installed in your warehouse or factory for granted. Let’s be honest, if it’s doing its job correctly that’s exactly what you should be able to do. But here’s the problem, most businesses are completely unaware of the delicate balance between safe racking and something going wrong.

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The world of the Lifting Inspector

ROSS MOLONEY, CEO of Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA), looks at what makes being a Lifting Inspector a heroic occupation to which the Lifting Equipment Technician apprenticeship opens the door.

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Keeping safety in focus

IN ANY warehouse, manufacturing facility or processing plant, the loading dock can be one of the most dangerous locations.

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Taking control of crane magnets

If a crane is still in good working condition, businesses may consider retrofitting advanced tools to upgrade their existing infrastructure instead of investing in new equipment, suggests Andy Swann

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