Manage forklift traffic, racking compliance, manual handling, and psychosocial risks in high-throughput distribution environments.
Distribution centres present the full spectrum of warehousing hazards at concentrated intensity due to high throughput volumes, continuous forklift movements, and performance-driven picking operations. Large distribution centres may process thousands of forklift movements per shift across multiple aisles, creating pedestrian-plant interaction risks that require rigorous traffic management plans and physical segregation systems. Performance-based picking targets and real-time productivity monitoring systems can create psychosocial risks that must now be assessed under Regulation 55C. A dedicated WHS management plan ensures your distribution centre addresses mechanical, ergonomic, chemical, and psychosocial hazards in an integrated framework.
Work near powered mobile plant, hazardous manual tasks, work at height
We help distribution centre operators develop compliant WHS management systems covering forklift traffic management, racking inspection programs, and psychosocial risk assessment.
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