Lightening the Load on Employees with an Electric Tugger Hospital and nursing home employees have some very difficult duties to perform on a daily basis. Linen, laundry and food carts are very easy to push for a single person when they are empty, but start piling on trays full of food or dozens and doz...
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Minimizing Injury and Worker?s Compensation with the Electric Tug Some employers mistakenly fall under the assumption that just because something has wheels that is easy to move but that assumption can lead to serious accidents resulting in injury. In order to safely and effectively move wheeled carts with exce...
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Maximize Assembly Line Efficiency with the Trailer Pusher Manufacturers of trailers, campers and boat equipment have a unique challenge as their products moves down the assembly line getting formed into a complete and saleable unit, it becomes larger, heavier and much more difficult to manually maneuver....
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A Little Goes a Long Way When it comes to performing any job, it?s imperative that workers have both the ?know how? and the proper equipment to accurately perform every task they encounter. An employee attempting to figure out how to use a piece of equipment as he goes c...
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Eliminating the Overexertion of Trash Removal Full dumpsters and trash containers need to be stationed at the right place and at the right time in order to be picked up. This is critical for apartments, condos and retail establishments that accumulate trash quickly because missing a pick up ...
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Eliminating Overhead the Smart Way The economy is still lagging far behind what it was a few years ago and though some industries are beginning to see some promise, logistics and third party warehouses are still struggling to stay out of the red. In order to keep the doors open, m...
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Preventing Catastrophe More than five thousand workers are killed on the job every year; weekly reports can be viewed on OSHA?s website detailing the individual events that caused the fatalities. This is a very scary number, but what?s scarier than the sheer number of ...
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Reducing Strains, Aches and Pains The biggest danger in the workplace may not stem from the loudest crash or ugliest fall, though these instances can cause injury they are pretty rare when compared the injuries relating to the use of poorly designed material handling equipment. Ma...
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Material Handling and Distribution Heats Up in the Summer ? Literally Warehouses are generally poorly ventilated buildings with no good source of circulation, many with metal roofs that absorb the heat of the sun, and certainly no provisions for air conditioning. So as the temperatures of the Summer rises, so does ...
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The TrailerCaddy®Trailer Mover is designed for pushing or pulling trailers that require lifting on one end before maneuvering. Most common applications for this battery powered trailer mover are the moving of campers, equipment trailers, and boats. These wheeled trailers usually are pulled with a vehicle down a highway. However, when these trailers are being manufactures or need to be pushed or pulled short distances in a show room or at a trade show, the TrailerCaddy® Trailer Movers is the perfect solution for this push or pull application.
Benefits
The primary benefit of using the TrailerCaddy® Trailer Movers is to prevent the strains and pains associated with pushing and puling heavy boats, trailers, motor homes, or carts with tongues. These strains and pains result from overextending the body when manually lifting and moving these boat trailers from one location to another, such as a 5th wheel camper down an assembly line, or a boat through a convention center. When a TrailerCaddy® Trailer Movers is used for these unique tasks, pains and strains are minimized, which reduces workman's compensation and insurance claims. According to OSHA's recently released ergonomics standard proposal, work-related muskuloskeletal disorders (WMSD's), such as tendonitis low back pain, account for $20 billion in workers compensation costs each year and 34% of all lost workday injuries.
Some companies use expensive fork trucks, walkies, and riding tugs to maneuver and position carts and equipment over a short distance. These companies experience a huge cost and space savings when implementing a TrailerCaddy® Trailer Movers to replace the more expensive piece of equipment. When compared to their traditional electric tug, walkie, or forklift, the TrailerCaddy® battery-powered trailer movers is a half to one fifth the cost. Thus, the customer frees up the other piece of equipment for its intended purpose and purchases a TrailerCaddy® powered trailer mover for moving their heavy carts and equipment. Also, the TrailerCaddy® Trailer Mover is less bulky than the traditional product, which results in fewer accidents, lower maintenance costs, and minimal damage to surrounding parts and equipment due to the maneuverability and control the operators have using the TrailerCaddy® Trailer Movers in tightly confined areas.
For more information and to find out how you can utilize a TrailerCaddy Trailer Movers at your facility BEFORE having to decide to make a purchase click here.