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Accessories, safety and service
You should look at your Dexion pallet racking system as an investment; properly deployed and maintained, it is an asset that can help your business run more efficiently and more profitably.
So look after your investment with Dexion accessories and service.
Dexion operational accessories are designed to let the people in your supply chain work more efficiently and reduce human error. Items become easier to find quickly, easier to place correctly, and to store. Dexion safety accessories can ensure your racking system is always operating at full capacity by preventing accidental damage in the warehouse.
Finally, Dexion’s nationwide network of service professionals and inspectors provide you with complete preventative and corrective maintenance support.
While all Dexion products are covered by a 12-month warranty, you also have the reassuring option of a Dexion Lifetime Product Warranty.
There’s nothing more important than workplace safety.
A team of dedicated service professionals and inspectors
On-site rack inspections with on-the-spot reports. Show your commitment to workplace safety with a Dexion scheduled service plan.
Relocations, repairs, and maintenance are all part of the service. Operator training. The more they know the safer they’ll operate.
Smarter thinking to help operators work faster and safer.
Genuine Dexion
It’s all about SAFETY
Each component (made from engineered steel) in the Dexion range has been designed and tested, for AS4084:2012 and EN15512:2009 compliance, by our highly experienced professional structural engineers.
These components are then independently tested to verify their structural integrity and code compliance by the University of Technology Sydney (UTS). This ensures all genuine Dexion racking performs exactly as per the structural specifications. It is all about SAFETY and providing peace of mind to all our customers.
If you struggle to remember the last time you carried out an inspection for your racking system, it’s not too late to get it done now. Your racking system carries the dead load and live loads so it’s crucial that every single component is in tip-top condition, at all times.
The racking structure is made up of two main elements
Beams – comprising beam section, end connectors and safely locks
Frames – comprising uprights, bracing and baseplates
Each item should be inspected according to AS4084 and FEM standards which come with recommended inspection intervals.
When Was Your Last Racking Inspection Carried Out?
There’s nothing more important than workplace safety.
On-site rack inspections with on-the-spot reports. Show your commitment to workplace safety with a Dexion scheduled service plan.
Relocations, repairs, and maintenance are all part of the service. Operator training. The more they know the safer they’ll operate.
A team of dedicated service professionals and inspectors
Daily inspections
Conducted by the operator of the system.
Implementing inspections on a daily basis ensure:
No damages occurred due to incorrect application and use of MHE
Safe working loads are adhered to
Damaged pallets are not loaded onto the racking system
They are:
Weekly inspections
Visual inspection from the ground level, carried out by the Safety Officer based on a prepared checklist. This is a good practice to ensure that any faults or issues are found and dealt with immediately.
Monthly inspections
Includes emptying random bays to carry out a more detailed inspection of the components.
The scope would also ensure:
Safe working load signages and safety signs are in place
Any components with damages identified as ‘Very Serious’ or ‘Hazardous’ have been isolated and actions have been taken to rectify those risks.
Six to Twelve Month Inspections
This is a comprehensive inspection and includes checking that no modifications of the structure have taken place. A copy of the load application and configuration drawings is retained and referred to during the inspection.
This inspection is conducted by a technically competent officer who is experienced in identifying and categorising rack damage.
When it comes to damages to racking systems, it is recommended that parts or components are replaced, not repaired. Not placing emphasis on this could result in severe consequences to the safety of the team, and to the business.