Safe Carting

Who Cares About the recently revised standards for waste container and cart manufacturing and operational safety? As a user, you should. It's true that containers and carts don't have the same safety concerns as trash trucks, compactors and balers — and that is probably why the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) Z245 standards deserve attention. Because containers and carts often seem like innocuous pieces of equipment that couldn't possibly have potential safety hazards, they can be taken for granted. In fact, haulers should periodically review the requirements in ANSI Z245 safety standards with maintenance crews and collection truck ...

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