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Should there be a maximum working temperature?
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New website on racking protection
June 1st 2008 Health and safety guideline
HSG76 addresses the
protection and management
of storage racking in
warehouses. It clarifies how
the HSE expects users and
operators to keep their
racking safe and it
stipulates the minimum
requirements for racking to
be adequately protected and
managed.
This should dispel any
doubts that users might
have as to how they should
deal with warehouse storage
equipment.
Racking Protection and
Management has launched
a website dedicated to steel
and synthetic rubber
protection:
(www.columnguards.co.uk).
The site provides alternative
designs of protection and
has a pricing page.
As well as providing the
metalwork to protect,
RackCare provides all the
necessary controls to
properly manage damaged
racking and is currently
approved for use with 3rd
party logistics and own
account warehousing. More articles from RackCare Ltd: |
