Industrial Racking
Repair

Fast, safe response for damaged racking systems, throughout Quebec.

An intervention tailored to your reality

An impact or a bent component deserves a technical review before a bay goes back into service.

Forklift impacts, bent beams, damaged uprights, and missing components can compromise the normal operation of a racking system. The first priority is to limit exposure to risk and identify the real extent of the damage.

We help you document the situation, assess the affected components, and define a suitable response. The solution depends on the type of racking, its manufacturer, the severity of the damage, the load, and the available technical documents.

What our team can assess with you

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Visual assessment of the area and identification of affected components

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Securing or taking the area out of service depending on the situation observed

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Replacement or repair of components according to a confirmed technical solution

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Inspection of relevant beams, diagonals, pins, anchors, and protections

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Prevention recommendations to reduce recurring impacts

Your next step

Spotted some damage?

Send photos, the location, and any information you have. We’ll help you clarify the next step.

Scope, timeline, and technical requirements are confirmed after assessing your project.

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React in a structured way

Observed damage isn’t treated as a simple cosmetic flaw.

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Avoid improvisation

Structural components should not be modified without proper validation.

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Reduce future impacts

Protections, traffic flow, and handling practices are part of the discussion.

Intervention scenarios

Examples to help you picture it

These scenarios illustrate the situations we regularly assess. Each intervention is tailored to the system, the condition of the components, and your operations.

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Allée centrale d'un entrepôt avec rayonnages industriels remplis de palettes et boîtes emballées

Illustrative example

Upright hit in an active aisle

Illustrative scenario: identifying an impact, isolating the bay, and planning a solution based on the configuration observed.

Entrepôt lumineux avec rangées d'étagères et bacs jaunes remplis de cartons et colis

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Beams and pins needing correction

Illustrative scenario: reviewing the components of a racking section to determine the replacements or corrections required.

Allée d'entrepôt avec racks industriels bleus et orange et chariot élévateur jaune

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Adding protections in an impact zone

Illustrative scenario: installing protective elements near forklift travel paths.

Our approach

A clear mandate, from assessment to completed work

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Secure and document

Photograph the damage, remove the area from traffic if necessary, and note the affected components.

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Assess the scope

The system, loads, damage, and available documents are reviewed.

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Define the solution

A replacement, repair, or validation approach is proposed based on the facts observed.

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Prevent recurrence

The conditions that contributed to the damage can be discussed: impacts, protections, traffic flow.

Preparing your request

The information that speeds up a useful assessment

You don’t need to have everything on hand. These details simply help us better understand your environment and guide you more quickly.

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Recent photos of the damage from several angles

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Brand or type of racking, if known

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Number of levels and type of loads near the affected area

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Information about forklift traffic in the aisle

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Any notice, report, or document already received about the situation

Frequently asked questions

Answers before planning your project

Every warehouse is different. These answers will help you prepare a more complete request; an assessment will then confirm the scope of the work.

Personal safety and the stability of the system come first. Isolate the area if there’s a risk, avoid loading or unloading the affected bay, and have the situation assessed.
The appropriate method depends on the component, the deformation, and the technical documents. An improvised repair can change the structure’s behaviour, so an assessment is essential.
The necessary measure depends on the severity, the location of the damage, and the method chosen. The team determines the area to secure and the working conditions during the assessment.
Yes. Upright protectors, end-of-aisle guards, and barriers can be considered depending on the areas exposed to impacts.
Any question of capacity must be addressed using the documents applicable to the system and, when required, an engineering validation. Load capacity plates should not be assumed valid after a modification.

Let’s talk about your project

Get your situation assessed before resuming operations.

A clear description and a few photos help us better direct your repair request.