A Message from CJ: Work Platforms

August 13, 2020 Ergonomics

Welcome to our product discussion series. Over the next couple of weeks, our National Account Manager CJ will offer an in-depth look at our ergonomic, material handling, and safety products, and perspective in choosing the right products to fit your needs.

First up we will take a deeper look into our work platform options. We offer two unique options to meet your ergonomic and safety needs: Add-A-Level™ and Poly-Riser™. Both products lift workers out of slippery solutions to position them to the best ergonomic height for doing their job effectively.

Add-A-Level

Add-A-Level panels can be stacked vertically to lift workers to the proper ergonomic height. You will start with a base unit at 2 ⅞ “ high and build up from there. Paired with rubber matting, this platform alleviates physical stress and protects individuals by providing a non-slip surface.

“The flexibility of Add-A-Level is it’s greatest feature…”
CJ Jensen

Poly-Riser

Poly-Riser is the perfect solution to cover large surface areas. Panels are placed side by side and connected with clips for stability. Incorporate ramps around the perimeter of this platform to add an easy transition for mobile items. The material is very adaptable and can be cut with everyday tools to fit the panels around large stationary items. One of the best facets of Poly-Riser is the ability to switch out panels; instead of replacing an entire flooring solution due to damage.

August 13, 2020 Ergonomics

DuraShelf® Storage Methods

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DuraShelf® is the toughest all-plastic shelving available to industry professionals. These units are perfect for integrating at warehouses, temporary field offices, or any other facility that can benefit from a reliable storage solution.

Case Study: Ohio State Ergonomics Lab

January 28, 2021 Case Studies

The Client In 2007, Ohio State University established a new Center for Occupational Health in Automotive Manufacturing. The Project The goal of this project was to find new products and practices that significantly limit the risk of musculoskeletal injuries within the automotive manufacturing realm. The department reached out to SPC Industrial™ to incorporate a work

OSHA Color Codes for Chemical Storage

April 15, 2020 Material Handling

Many chemicals can look or even smell the same, and it is dangerous to guess what the contents of a container might be. That is why OSHA, EPA, and DOT all have requirements labeling containers.

Containment Trays can establish another form of labeling for our 24-inch wide DuraShelf® units. With 5 tray colors available, you can clearly mark shelves with OSHA certified color codes to keep chemicals organized, employees safe, and most importantly prevent cross-contamination between shelves.