Lifting insights

Manual handling is a common and necessary task in warehouses and distribution centres. It involves the physical movement of materials, including lifting, lowering, pushing, pulling, and moving objects without the aid of machinery. While manual handling is a necessary part of the job, it can also be a source of injury and discomfort. To minimize the risk of injury and maximize the efficiency of manual material handling tasks, it is essential to use the correct techniques and equipment.

It is important to be aware of the risks associated with manual handling and to take the necessary precautions to stay safe and healthy. In this article, we, therefore, will walk you through the most common manual material handling tasks in warehouses.

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TAWI introduces a new solution for efficient and comfortable handling of goods in small spaces, ideal for use in retail stores, workshops, archives, or warehouses.

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The manufacture of the food and beverages we eat entails a wide range of manual operations, from lifting and moving raw ingredients to sealing or shipping finished products. The heavy lifting can pose substantial risks to worker safety, process efficiency, product quality, and sanitation. Erik Wingholm, Area Sales Manager at TAWI in Sweden, has deep experience in the many ways TAWI lifting trolleys attack even the most fundamental of these challenges, bringing enhanced safety and hygiene to every stage of the production process.

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The TAWI Mobile high-frequency lifter uses our tested vacuum technology, adding flexibility to the container unloading dilemma.

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Unloading containers is one of the few remaining labor-intensive aspects of the modern economy. Thanks to the range of items and the cramped spaces in which they are packed, the only processes that are still manual in logistics are the loading and unloading of these big steel crates. And yet, with the boom in e-commerce, the supply chain is flooded like never before by containers crammed with consumer goods.

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