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Industrial Vehicle Safety
News Release from: Actiserve (UK) | Subject: didBOX
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 07 February 2007
Additional security and immobilisation
for fleet
After assessing Timet Birmingham's requirements, its forklift truck supplier recommended the Didbox system.
Timet is claimed to be the world's largest fully-integrated titanium manufacturer and distributor Their Birmingham UK site, like many large organisations, had a need to limit and control access to their forklift trucks
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 13 May 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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It had also been experiencing a number of thefts where its own forklifts had been used to move the stolen materials and required additional security and immobilisation on their fleet.
After assessing Timet Birmingham's requirements, its forklift truck supplier recommended the Didbox system (distributed in the UK by Actiserve) on the basis that it was cost-effective, easy to install and would provide instant data retrieval of driver usage against date and time as well as providing an additional level of security against unauthorised use of the vehicles.
Timet has reported that its drivers have not had any difficulty adjusting to using the system and that in the event of truck damage or other incidents, the data downloading facility has given valuable insight and aided their investigations.
Mike Newbould, Production Strategy Manager for Timet in Birmingham, said: "Timet has a large number of drivers in three plants.
The Didbox system has allowed us to restrict where the drivers operate and has proved to be a robust and reliable solution to our problems.".
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