Manufacturers of Material Handling Equipment such as Pallet Racking, Mezzanines, Shelving, Bar grating, etc., their Distributors, their Installers and the End-users (especially Distribution Centers) all suffer financial losses due to damages of their materials and customers’ facilities resulting from offloading methods currently used today..

Many times the damages are so great that repairs must be made to the product before they are used for the first time and when this happens, entire schedules of shipping and receiving must be changed by the end user. This not only causes bad relationships between the Suppliers and End-Users; but also trickles down to the End-Users and their own customers..

This same scenario takes place on numerous construction sites of all types with a wide range of materials.

Case in point! The inventor of the Labor Savior Conveyor was once involved with a jobsite that had 323 semi-flatbed loads of storage racking materials. His portion to unload and install was 99 truck loads. By the time all materials were brought into the Distribution Center under construction, the damage to the manufacturer’s materials were so extensive that 2 & 1/2 truckloads of horizontal and diagonal bracing had to be shipped to the jobsite to make repairs.

Engineers were flown in to make the necessary approvals and a host of corporate executives from all parties involved traveled from around the country to the jobsite for weeks of reschedule meetings. The cost of this damage erupted into hundreds of thousands of dollars and several million dollars in gifted equipment by the manufacturer. This could have all been avoided with a Labor Savior Conveyor.

Many other construction companies handling lumber, metal studs, sprinkler pipe, insulation etc. suffer the same problems everyday. And all of them have workers seriously injured using old method ways.

Watch the videos under multimedia and see for yourself. It is everyone's responsibility to see to it that a Labor Savior Conveyor is on every jobsite.