May 2020

#3 Workstation Barriers and Partitions for social distancing

Keeping operators at safe distances is not always easy. Using barriers will help improve the ability to keep workers safe. #3 Workstation Barriers If rearranging your layout is not a good option, see-through barriers can be added to your work area to help isolate operators from each other.  Several different styles of barriers exist from

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#7 Manage the operator pick paths or consider reslotting

By actively managing the pick path of the operators you can limit the contact and effectively promote social distancing. #7 Manage operator pick paths and/or reslotting Here are some ideas to reconfigure your order picking area to promote social distancing: Spread out High volume SKUs over greater area to maximize distancing and minimizing pick path

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#6 Automate Repetitive Tasks with Collaborative Robots

Some repetitive tasks can be supported or eliminated with the use Collaborative Robotic Technology – Cobots Automate repetitive tasks – Collaborative Robots (Cobots) Highly repetitive tasks within a production facility that can be done with a collaborative robot will reduce the operator density and naturally distance workers from one another.   As Universal Robot’s blog explains,

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#5 Automate Materials Delivery – Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR)

Reduce the operator interaction by utilizing Autonomous Mobile Robots to move material from one location to another Automated Materials Delivery – Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) Do you have a lot of repetitive material handling in your process?  Are your operators manually moving products throughout your facility?  An Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) can help reduce the

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