- Pulling goods off shelves and distributing them
- Order picking and packing
- Loading / unloading from vehicles
- Sourcing and preparing materials for production (filling and refilling of equipment)
- Unloading products and materials from machines
- Packing and shipping of finished products
- Sourcing and preparing materials for production (filling and refilling of equipment)
- Assembly tasks
- Packing and shipping of parts
In many jobs, heavy lifting is a routine part of the daily work. But how much does a worker actually lift each day? The Cray X can compensate up to 30 kg for each lifting movement. See the impressive effect it has for workers day in, day out, here.
Germany’s Manual Handling of Loads at Work Ordinance (Lastenhandhabungsverordnung) applies to all employees who are required to carry, lift or move heavy loads by muscle power alone in their work. Calculate how you can provide relief for your employees by using the Cray X during lifting.
Germany’s Manual Handling of Loads at Work Ordinance (Lastenhandhabungsverordnung) applies to all employees who are required to carry, lift or move heavy loads by muscle power alone in their work. Although the ordinance does not stipulate any specific limits, such limits can be calculated using the so-called “Key Indicator Method”. It is the employer’s responsibility to ensure that the regulations of the Load Handling Ordinance are observed and that protective measures are taken, if necessary.
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