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If your business relies on industrial equipment for production, that equipment needs to run smoothly. Learn about upkeep and maintenance.

3 Important Safety Rules To Follow With A Custom Portable Work Platform In Your Retail Store

13 January 2017
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When it comes to reaching merchandise on high shelves, changing signage, or even doing routine maintenance work in your retail environment, the go-to equipment will probably be an average ladder. While ladders are a great tool, they are also a bit dangerous to use in a retail setting. Portable work platforms, on the other hand, make a lot more sense in a retail setting. These work platforms are easier to maneuver, sturdier to stand on, and don't pose as many hazards. Read More …

Tips for Moving Warehouse Items

13 January 2017
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When you work in a warehouse or some other industrial setting, you will likely have to move items around from place to place. A lot of the time, these items, such as large bins or stacks of pallets, can be extremely heavy. Fortunately, if you have good industrial moving equipment, moving these heavy items is made easier. Even with the right equipment,though, you do want to take steps to protect yourself and to ensure that you are moving items safely and correctly. Read More …

3 Tips For Cleaning Out Your Home To Prepare For A New Baby

29 July 2016
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If you are about to have a baby, you will likely be in the process of re-organizing your home to make sure your baby has a safe space to grow up in. For many people with small homes, this involves getting rid of old items to make room for baby furniture and even completely remodeling a home office or den into a nursery. If you live in a small or crowded home, then you may want to consider these three tips for cleaning out your home to make room for your new baby. Read More …

Posting Signs for Maximum Clearance: How Drivers Are Assured of Overhead Door Height

4 September 2015
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Overhead doors in shipping and receiving areas are often quite large in both width and height. They are meant to accommodate the size of the many shipping trucks that come through awaiting cargo. If your industry has some large overhead doors that are not quite as large as they could be, you may want to warn drivers of this aspect long before you begin receiving, loading, and shipping goods. Truck drivers usually have an idea of just how large their trucks are, and will need to know that if they back up or pull into your delivery bay they will not crash or crunch the tractors or cargo trailers of their rigs. Read More …
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Protecting and Preserving Your Industrial Equipment

If your business relies on industrial equipment for production, that equipment needs to run smoothly. In order to keep everything in working order, you have to understand a lot of maintenance and repair tips. It's also important to know how to use your industrial equipment safely and efficiently. Hey! I'm Mike, and I'm glad you found my blog. I've been interested in manufacturing facilities most of my life. I decided to create a blog full of tips and ideas to keep my foot in the industry and to help those who are still working. Take a look around. I hope you like what you find!

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