Are you finding it difficult to comply with the new regulations on social distancing? Do you still need your workforce to perform team-lifts of heavy objects or ungainly goods? What issues would be solved and how much time and resources could you save by giving one person the tools to lift for two? TAWI Mobile Order Picker allows one person to do the job of two while relieving their backs from injuries caused by lifting heavy objects.
Pouring out ingredients from sacks into a hopper requires the highest level of sanitation and quality within a food facility. TAWI offers safe and ergonomic stainless-steel solutions.
Pharmaceutical companies are working harder than ever to secure the deliveries of medicines and fight the Covid-19 pandemic with research on vaccine. In this intense and important work for human health, it is crucial to continue manufacturing and distributing pharmaceuticals. Safe and efficient lifting solutions support personnel in the daily handling of material and help secure productivity and flexibility within the business.
While most businesses are downsizing due to the Corona crisis, the food and beverage industry is at full speed production. Keeping up production pace, even with staff shortages, is much easier when you have the proper procedures and equipment in place.
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