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The tow tractor is a mini transportation train that can pull multiple trailers or carrier wagons throughout warehouses or airports. They provide the ideal transportation solution for delivering items such as pallets or raw material quickly over large distances.

Some of the toughest tow tractors are capable of handling extremely heavy loads. Available in a variety of different shapes and sizes, tow trucks have the ability to pull anything between 1 and 35 tonnes.

Businesses may need a tow tractor for a number of reasons such as the inefficiency of taking multiple trips when moving large quantities of products or to reduce warehouse traffic.

As with any type of warehouse vehicle, there are safety hazards the equipment poses. Industrial trucks account for a large number of injuries in warehouses, many of these are due to inadequate or lack of training. It is important that tow trucks are only be operated by employees who have received thorough training.

Managing Warehouse Equipment

Managing Warehouse Equipment

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Thorough inspection checklists of all warehouse equipment are required under Health and Safety law: LOLER 1998 & PUWER 1998 Asking employees to perform pre-use inspections before using forklifts, pallet trucks, racking, ladders, tow tractors, podium steps or any other warehouse equipment is not only a smart and responsible policy to enforce, but is also required by law. Good to Go Safety provides companies easy-to-use inspections which enable competent employees to walk-through a series of checks to ensure that their warehouse equipment is safe to use. Each inspection only takes a short time to complete but ensures equipment is safe and provides invaluable evidence should an accident o..


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What can you inspect with TakeAIM?

What can you inspect with TakeAIM?

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TakeAIM is supplied with a number of pre-installed checklists for the most popular equipment types used for work. If TakeAIMs range of pre-loaded inspections don't have the equipment type you require, you can create your own equipment type on the TakeAIM dashboard. This enables you to create inspections, and ask the detailed question required for even the most unique piece of workplace equipment. If you'd like to see the equipment types available, plus what is included on each checklist you can watch the checklist videos on the Online Demo Area TakeAIM is an auditing, equipment inspection and maintenance app used to help companies manage workplace equipment. TakeAIM provides visibility..


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Even Santa uses TakeAIM

Even Santa uses TakeAIM

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When it comes to checklists, there's no one more proficient than Santa. He has a checklist for good, a checklist for bad and since he found TakeAIM, he's managing them all digitally. Here's what Santa said about TakeAIM: As the Holiday season approaches, billions of people World-wide begin counting down the days until they can enjoy family get-togethers, gift giving and / or time off work, ho ho ho. As Christmas approaches some businesses begin to wind down as others see an influx of products being purchased to make the festivities as magical as possible. Many companies hire temporary workers to help manage the increased workload, but with temporary workers comes the diffi..


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4 Million Inspection Checklists Sold

4 Million Inspection Checklists Sold

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To date, Good to Go Safety have supplied over 4 million checklists to companies around the UK. If you don’t currently know about our multi-award winning inspection systems, you may be wondering why so many people insist on utilising Good to Go Safety rather than simply printing their own checklists in-house? The answers are numerous …. 1. Safety First From a safety perspective, there is a requirement under PUWER (Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations), LOLER (Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations), WAHR (Work at Height Regulations) and multiple other Standards & best practice guidelines that workplace equipment must be maintained and that regular inspections..


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