Utilising Technology to Reduce Manual Handling

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This contractor faced the challenge of installing a bespoke staircase on a project marked by its intricate logistical demands due to narrow door openings and limited manoeuvring space within a high-end commercial building.

The staircase, a feature designed to be both functional and visually striking, required precise handling of components. To navigate these challenges effectively, they leveraged advanced technology specifically tracked carriers operated via fully proportional remote controls.

This approach significantly reduced the need for manual handling, ensuring a smooth and safe installation process. The tracked carriers were employed to move the heavy staircase components through tight doorways and into the building.

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Published 15 August 2024
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