Fall Protection isn’t just for preventing personnel from falling from a storage system. It’s also vitally important to protect your personnel from falling objects.

Are you prepared to correctly and lawfully respond to a warehouse incident should one occur? According to on-line data, some warehouse operations do not have any form of response protocol or do not have an adequate action plan in place to manage the wide-ranging incident possibilities.

How much damage is ok to ignore? The short answer is NONE. The reality is that most warehouses are lacking the proper rack protection necessary to prevent damage of some kind.

Warehouse storage systems are as diverse and flexible as the old children’s toy erector sets, but often times, storage arrangements are terribly inefficient and can be restructured to gain capacity and improve workflow.

Running a high volume distribution center along the Cranbury, New Jersey logistics corridor means managing constant forklift traffic. With that heavy equipment movement, collisions are an inevitable reality.

It is a common misconception in the warehousing industry that pallet rack is like an industrial erector set. Unbolt the beams, move the uprights, bolt them back together, and you are back in business.

At Integrity Material Handling Systems Inc., we have always taken pride in providing our clients with the most robust, reliable, and space efficient storage solutions on the market.

If you're putting together a warehouse racking system, picking the right beam length is a huge deal. It dictates your storage capacity, safety, and everyday workflow.

If you have priced out new warehouse pallet racking recently, the quotes are likely to cause some sticker shock. Global trade tensions and escalating steel tariffs are actively driving up costs across the material handling industry.