• Machine Fencing (including doors and service openings): These physical barriers safeguard workers from hazardous machinery and equipment. Machine fencing can be customized with doors and service openings to allow controlled access for maintenance or operation.
• Light Curtains and Safety Scanners: These optoelectronic devices create an invisible barrier that triggers a stop command when breached, protecting personnel from hazardous areas. They are ideal for applications requiring frequent access while maintaining safety.
• Barriers: These physical barriers define safe walkways for pedestrians, separating them from forklift traffic, machinery, and other hazards. Barriers can be constructed from various materials, including metal, plastic, or concrete.
• Pole Barriers: These versatile barriers consist of interconnected poles and rails, offering flexibility in creating temporary or permanent safety zones. They are commonly used to cordon off areas under construction, maintenance, or potential hazards.
• Guard Rails: These sturdy rails provide a physical barrier to prevent falls from elevated platforms, mezzanines, or open edges. Guard rails are crucial for ensuring worker safety in areas with height differences.

By incorporating these guarding solutions, you can:

• Prevent accidents: Minimize risks of collisions and falls.
• Protect equipment: Safeguard valuable assets from damage.
• Enhance productivity: Foster a safe and efficient work environment.
• Ensure compliance: Meet regulatory requirements for warehouse safety.

CET Essentials for Material Handling allows you to analyze potential hazards, optimize safety measures, and ensure your warehouse complies with industry best practices.