4 Factors You Need to Consider When Purchasing a Mezzanine
Failure to include these factors in your decision – especially during installation of your new structural mezzanine – can spell a costly disaster.
6 Questions to Determine if You Should Invest in a Mezzanine
A mezzanine is a great way to expand your manufacturing work space and avoid the high cost of a full out plant expansion.
Benefits of Laser Cutting
Laser cutting is the most cost-effective cutting technology that produces clean, smooth edges, extreme accuracy, and can be repeated. Designs are processed through sophisticated nesting software to ensure best usage of material and maximum control over the cutting process.
A Safer Way to Lift
Many food processing tasks require employees to exert force – such as lifting, pushing, pulling, and moving – on heavy objects. These actions are often necessary in the manufacturing process, but they are also contributing factors to back injuries as well as other musculoskeletal disorders. Lifting especially takes its toll on the body, resulting in fatigue and injury when not done properly. Some common lifting tasks
Sponsoring the Warren County Fair
As a locally-grown company, we at Fusion Tech take great pride in our community and regularly invest in making this a better area to live and work. One of the many ways we do this is by regularly sponsoring the Warren County Fair. We believe in the importance of giving 4H members, cattle and pork raisers, pageant participants, and every other individual participating in the fair
Implementing an Ergonomic Process
Incorporating ergonomic solutions into your food processing work stations is a great way to reduce the risk of employee injuries and promote a safe and healthful workplace. A small investment in ergonomic equipment will save you thousands in preventable injuries – but it’s only a start. Employers are responsible for providing a safe and healthful workplace for their workers, and that requires more than just
Ergonomic Work Station Design
Work station design plays a huge role in either contributing to or reducing the risk of employee injuries. Neglecting to account for the space needed for tool use, the height and depth of a work station, the location of the work station, lighting, and even the proper flow of the manufacturing process put your employees at risk of injury. A poorly designed work station can expose workers