Dumpmaster Used to Reduce Manual Handling

The Site Team working at Queens Hill Primary School in Norwich are currently using a Dumpmaster which aids the workforce with manual handling issues.

We have wheelie bins around the site of different colours which are for each of the different trades.

These are then wheeled to a central location where the skips are lined up.

The wheelie bin is placed inside the Dumpmaster and with the press of a button emptied into the skip which reduces the risk of injury from this being completed by hand.

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Entry submitted by Morgan Sindall


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