Safety
A storage system is a load-bearing structure and must be designed accordingly. We work in accordance with applicable standards and regulations, ensuring that every storage system is correctly calculated, inspected, documented and built for real-world loads.
Safety first: The 5 most important requirements
Safety is built in from the start through accurate calculations, the right choice of materials and clear controls.
Does your warehouse meet the safety requirements?
Safety is built in from the start
A storage system must withstand real-world loads, day after day. That is why we always base our work on calculations, standards and verification, not assumptions.
Dennis explains: Can safety be added later?
Dennis talks about the most common issues found during an inspection
Frequently asked questions
What causes the most risks in a warehouse?
Incorrect loading, inadequate labelling and forklift collisions.
Can safety be added to a storage system later?
No. It needs to be built in from the start through correct dimensioning and design.
What is most important when it comes to warehouse safety?
Correct dimensioning, secure anchoring and clear load labelling.
How can you reduce the risk of damage in the warehouse?
By using the right protective measures, using the system correctly and following clear daily routines.
Which rules apply to warehouses and warehouse equipment?
Requirements from the Swedish Work Environment Authority and standards such as SS-EN 15635 govern how warehouse systems should be built and used.
