Standard Specifications For The Placement Of Multi-Function Tool Carts

1. Placement

1. Multi-function tool carts should be placed on both sides of the aisle, with enough space left in the aisle to facilitate the passage of workers;

2. Place it on a stable ground, not on slopes and uneven ground.

2. Tool classification

1. Quick tool tray: Place essential tools that are easy to use, such as wrenches, scissors, pliers, screwdrivers, etc.;

2. Tool mezzanine: Classify commonly used tools by type, such as a set of pliers, a set of wrenches, etc., and place them in order;

3. Expand the mezzanine: store larger tools, such as flashlights, expansion screw sets, etc.

3. Label categories

For ease of use and management, labels such as tool name, category, model, etc. can be added to the multi-function tool cart. Labels can be placed next to tool carts, on drawers, or where tools are located so workers can find the tools they need faster.

4. Precautions

1. The position where the tool is put back should follow a simple principle: "A tool should have only one place to put it." This helps workers find the tools they need faster and avoids unnecessary confusion;

2. After using the tool, please return it to its original position to ensure that the next worker can find it easily;

3. Clean and maintain the multi-function tool cart regularly. Check tools and shelves for damage to ensure tool safety and service life;

4. Make sure the tools on the multi-function tool cart are complete and replace missing tools in a timely manner.

In short, multi-function tool carts are an indispensable part of work. Reasonable and standardized placement can not only improve work efficiency, but also reduce work risks. The above are the standard specifications and precautions for placing multi-function tool carts. I hope it can help everyone.