conveyor
Injury at Peterborough plant leads to $130,000 fine
Worker’s hair was caught by a rotating drive shaft located near the tail pulley.
Metal fabricator fined $125,000 for death of worker
Killed while lifting conveyor frames with a crane to place on support structure.
Saskatoon’s Shercom Industries fined $420,000 in teen worker’s death
Company failed to have systems and maintenance at the plant that ensure health, safety, welfare of workers.
Process Group fined $110,000 for worker injury at GM transmission plant
Employer found guilty of failing to prevent the movement of a conveyor that toppled during dismantling.
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Easing manual unloading
As the volume of inbound deliveries increase, so too does the potential for injury during manual unloading. ESL’s Destuff-IT machinery increases unloading efficiency and lowers the potential for strain injuries and mishaps.
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Conveyor provides lift-off for F35 fighter
Imagine you’ve just started ramping up your newly remodelled assembly plant when news comes that a current product has been cut 30% and another, completely different version needs to be accommodated.
