Good to Go Safety has won “Best New Product” at this year’s Commercial Fleet Awards with their innovative pre-drive inspection systems for fleet vehicles and trailers.
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The panel of industry leaders judging the awards were impressed with how the SEMS (Safe Equipment Management System) helps companies to improve workplace safety, reduce maintenance costs and comply with PUWER legislation.
Good to Go Safety is a simple, low-cost and highly effective SEMS consisting of an eye-catching tag and wide choice of checklists. Each checklist is specific to the equipment being used and includes guidance notes on what to look for. Upon completion the checklist is placed inside a tag on the equipment for all to see. This visual aspect ensures that everyone knows if and when the check was completed, giving peace of mind to both management and employees, whilst removing any assumption that a check has already been completed. In addition a duplicate copy of each completed checklist is retained for management records, providing invaluable evidence in the event of an incident involving the equipment.
“This award was accepted during the same week that we reached the sale of our millionth checklist giving us double cause for celebration,” said Graham Halliday, Product Manager “Receiving accolades like this confirms that we are indeed making a difference and being successful in our quest to create a safer workplace. It’s amazing to think that we’ve helped so many of our customers to keep their workplace equipment safe and in good working order”.
The system has seen considerable success within the warehousing industry, where checklists for forklifts, racking and pallet trucks are proving particularly popular. The warehouse is the heartbeat of a successful business and often the main hub of activity; as such the potential for accidents is high when considering the level of traffic, type of equipment being used and demand for quick turnaround times. Using Good to Go Safety as part of your preventative maintenance procedure helps identify potential faults before they develop into more serious, costly or dangerous defects.
Keeping warehouse equipment good to go and avoiding downtime is one of the many benefits that the Good to Go Safety system can deliver. For more information on this award winning range, visit www.goodtogosafety.co.uk or contact:
Tel: 01592 655 646
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