General Information

When pallet racking inspections are carried out in Australia, the findings are categorised using a traffic light classification system ...

When it comes to running a warehouse, safety and efficiency should always come first. Your pallet racking is the backbone of your storage...

Beam locking pins are a small but critical component of pallet racking systems. They secure beams to the upright frames, preventing...

When it comes to pallet racking safety, signage is not just a formality — it’s a legal and compliance requirement under AS 4084:2023...

Protecting racking frames from impact is a crucial part of warehouse safety. Forklifts, trolleys, and other moving equipment can easily...

Pallet racking beams are the horizontal members that connect to the upright frames and directly carry pallet loads. They are one of the...

In every pallet racking system, the frames (or uprights) are the backbone that carry the weight of your entire warehouse operation. If...

Detailed Inspection In Progress Pallet racking is often the backbone of warehouse operations, yet it’s also one of the most neglected...

When it comes to pallet racking safety, most people focus on the obvious: damaged uprights, missing clips, or overloading. But one issue...

Pallet racking systems are carefully engineered structures, designed and tested to meet strict safety standards. But one of the most...

When it comes to pallet racking safety, the strength of the system doesn’t just depend on the beams and uprights — it all starts at the...

When it comes to pallet racking, safety often depends on the smallest components. One of the most common issues we find during...

We all know how easy it is for 12 months to fly by in a busy warehouse. One minute you’ve just had your pallet racking inspection, and before you know it, the next one is overdue. But missing or delaying your inspection isn’t just a minor detail—it can leave your warehouse out of compliance and, more importantly, unsafe. Why Timing Matters Australian Standards require a formal inspection at least every 12 months . If you miss this deadline: Your racking is technically out of