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Used and recycled pallets often present a more affordable way for you to assemble the equipment you need for your industrial facility. Using them is also an environmentally-friendly decision. To maximize their effectiveness, these damage prevention tips are key.
1-Using Appropriate Pallets
Sometimes, the reason for high pallet turnover is that people use the wrong pallets to start with. Overly heavy or unusually-shaped materials and objects should be put on pallets which are customized for them. Investigate whether the recycled pallets you're purchasing are suitable and within the proper weight and shape measurements. For instance, pallets will generally have load limits which everyone in the facility should know.
2-Refresh Worker Knowledge of Pallet Handling
Facility workers may use pallets daily. However, when you pick up recycled pallets, it's a good time to retrain, refresh, and reinforce pallet handling knowledge. For example, everyone should know that stacking too many pallets jeopardizes their integrity and that dragging them raises the likelihood of damage. They should be aware that placing pallets in puddles or leaving them outdoors too long can damage them; in fact, there should be some direction about where to unload pallets and store them in a way that reduces exposure to sun or water. Training sessions are beneficial.
Even without dedicated training regarding pallet handling, signs and reminders should be posted around the space. Managers should be watching and correcting any poor pallet use. When everyone treats the pallets well, they can last.
3-Monitor Pallets for Minor Damage
You may already realize that repairing broken pallet portions is cheaper than getting new ones, but fixing boards necessitates that you catch splits and softness before they get too bad. Workers should be inspecting pallets for even the smallest problems as the pallets are stacked for later use.
4-Consider Treated Pallets
Treated pallets can often not be traditionally recycled because of the chemicals used to make them less susceptible to moisture and sun damage. However, If possible, considering recycled, treated pallets is smart. However, if you're aware of unused treated pallets in the area, you may bring them over to your facility in an effort to prevent their disposal. If you do use older, treated pallets, ensure you're also utilizing the other pointers here.
Recycled or used pallets can save the facility money and give you more pallets for your work. Explore recycling centers, local warehouses, and other sources to assemble as many pallets as you require.
Share14 September 2018
