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COVID-19: Measures businesses can take for The Coronavirus

If there is one word that is on everyone’s lips at the moment, its ‘Coronavirus’, or COVID-19 as known formally. In this blog, Remax shares some of the measures we are taking to help prepare and mitigate the effects of this virus on our business.

Roller Door Investment: What You Should Know

As we discussed in our blog: Warehouse Roller Doors - Long Term Cost Considerations, warehouse roller doors are a significant investment that shouldn't be taken lightly. In fact, it's quite the opposite - they can have a big impact on costs in the long run. So what are all the costs that warehouse...

Safety Features of Rapid roller doors

Four factors to consider when choosing a rapid door Since it's so closely tied to safety, choosing the right rapid roller door for your warehouse is vitally important. If every opening posed a possible threat – to the safety of your staff, equipment, or goods, then you would struggle to comply...

5 Checklists to Avoid Forklift-Related Accidents

Forklifts are a major cause of accidents and injuries in many warehouses and workplaces all over Australia. These accidents damage warehouse facilities and pose a health and safety hazard to employees. In the past month alone, there have been several forklift-related accidents, including:

Considering Rapid Roller Doors for Your Warehouse Operations

To determine what kind of roller doors you need for your warehouse, first you must look to the everyday needs of your operations. Depending on what kind of warehouse and industrial situation you are in, you will have different requirements for your roller doors.

Safety Factors for Rapid Roller Doors: Three Points to Consider

Choosing a rapid roller door for your warehouse is important because it is so closely tied to safety. If every opening posed a possible threat – to the safety of your staff, equipment, or goods, then you would struggle to comply with the strict OH&S standards that apply to you.