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Warning against false economies
12 December 2012
According to John Meale, MD of Thorworld Industries, it is a false economy to delay loading bay and materials handling equipment renewal or upgrades, which could have serious and expensive consequences for both machiner
According to John Meale, MD of
Thorworld Industries, it is a false
economy to delay loading bay and
materials handling equipment
renewal or upgrades, which could
have serious and expensive
consequences for both machinery
owners and operators.
"Spending a relatively small amount each year on a pre-planned service and maintenance agreement is a valuable long-term investment, just like taking out an extended service contract on a car after the manufacturer's warranty has expired.
It will save money, increase personnel safety, ensure you keep within the law and, at the same time, extend the working life of your equipment by keeping it in a tip-top safe and efficient working condition - providing extra peace of mind for all concerned," he says.
"Spending a relatively small amount each year on a pre-planned service and maintenance agreement is a valuable long-term investment, just like taking out an extended service contract on a car after the manufacturer's warranty has expired.
It will save money, increase personnel safety, ensure you keep within the law and, at the same time, extend the working life of your equipment by keeping it in a tip-top safe and efficient working condition - providing extra peace of mind for all concerned," he says.
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