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Do you have a large quantity of items you need to move from one area to another? Maybe you have a few large items you need to be removed. It would be well advised to use that extra helper called a dolly, two wheeler or Hand Trucks.
There are a lot more businesses investing in Hand Trucks to help speed up delivery prevent legs, arms and back injuries. This tool makes work and life easier for their employees.
While working in a warehouse you should have hand or Platform Trucks to make work much easier and convenient. There should be no reason for an employee to risk an injury while carrying a box or items from one end to the other end of a warehouse.
Supermarkets have Platform Trucks to enable their workers to transport great number of items from one area to another with ease. Stock boys normally carry heavy small boxes or cold products to there shelve with these units.
Delivery services such as UPS and Fedx uses hand trucks on routes that have multiple deliverers in same building or on the same floor so there is no running back and forth to truck. While in their warehouse they can use either while loading transfer trucks
Gone are the days where a group of people had to lift an item in order to move it. Now all a person has to do is stack up the boxes or items on to the truck and push or pull items to there desired destination. The hand truck will be doing most of the work for you so you don’t have to rely on your physical strength alone.
Depending on your physical strength to lift and move heavy objects can lead to problems such as back pain, leg sprain, and tired arms. Businesses are purchasing hand trucks or platform trucks to avoid employees being off due to injuries.
Always do prevented maintenance on your hand or platform truck. If you have inflatable tires you should always make sure they have recommended pressure. Also you should check joint welding for any cracks. Make sure if it’s a folding truck you oil and make sure folding properly. You should always check trucks before and after your shift so you can always be ready and have a safe work experience.
Hand and platform trucks can be stored on delivery trucks or in design spot in the warehouse.