Value added for standard or design to build core products is Beacon’s main business model in the material handling industry Beacon provides some of the widest selections of standard and sophisticated products on the market today, working and supplying some of the latest material handling solutions in major industry circles. Working with many worldwide governments […]
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Barriers – Practicing CDC Guidelines
Beacon is focused on providing industrial and crowd control barriers to help minimize the spread of the Coronavirus Disease (Covid-19).
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Air Bag Dock Leveler vs Mechanical Dock Leveler
Beacon now offers the air bag leveler to be competitive on the market today. BXA Air Bag Dock Levelers offers some of the same advantages as the spring actuated mechanical dock levelers but with a cost savings.
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Dock Board and Dock Leveler Safety
Dock boards and dock levelers are one of many key elements for loading dock safety. Loading dock safety is paramount at any loading dock area. OSHA Standard – 29 CFR 1910.30(a) Dockboards (bridge plates). ANSI – American National Standards Institute, is responsible for the safety, performance and testing of Dock Leveling Devices. MH30.1 – 2007, […]
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Guard Rails vs. Bollards
At job sites and facilities with a high amount of traffic from forklifts, vehicles and other mobile equipment, it is important to provide a safe working environment in areas near these heavy, fast moving pieces of machinery.
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Dock Levelers vs. Yard Ramps
Across the United States, businesses are designing their loading and unloading procedures in a number of different ways.
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Dock Signal Lights vs. Loading Dock Spotlight
Loading docks are one of the many fast paced and injury prone working environments at manufacturing and storage facilities across the globe.
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Cable Cover Ramps Guard
According to OSHA, slips, trips and falls make up the majority of general industry accidents, as well as 15 percent of all accidental deaths. Part of the organization’s 1910.22(b)(1) standard states that “aisles and passageways shall be kept clear and in good repairs, with no obstruction across or in aisles that could create a hazard.” […]
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