Journeyman Tarp™
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The Journeyman Tarp is a revolutionary new lifting tarp that is a common-sense solution to promote safety and increases the efficiency of utility workers.
Rigorously tested beyond 10,000lbs (4536kg)
New materials with an optimized design allows for a lightweight tarp with a high lifting capacity.
What is the Journeyman Tarp and who is it intended for?
The Journeyman Tarp™ is a wide, flat, load lifting sling brought to you by the markers of the Original Twistarp™. The Journeyman Tarp™ was specifically designed for linemen to manage fill materials when setting a utility pole. It is designed to transport dirt, rocks, and other loose materials safely and easily by utilizing machinery that is already on the job site such as a digger derrick, wench, and/or backhoe.
What does it do for workers?
By incorporating a common-sense solution, the Journeyman Tarp™ can replace the intense & repetitive backbreaking motions that are known to cause strains, sprains, and other injuries. The lightweight Journeyman Tarp™ does all the heavy lifting. This allows workers to stay safe and fresh by reducing the amount of demanding physical labor required to complete a job.
What does it do for Managers?
The Journeyman Tarp™ accelerates the speed in which a crew can complete a job. This allows for increased efficiency and punctuality. By eliminating the need for shoveling and clean-up efforts, crews can get to the next job site faster or be sure to get home on time. The Journeyman Tarp™ provides a highly visible working area that keeps the jobsite safe, clean, and efficient. If having a reliable crew is important to you, then keeping them healthy and happy should be your top priority!
How does it help your bottom line?
The Journeyman Tarp™ helps crews maintain a clean and safe working environment. That means more to customers who appreciate your crew not making a mess on their street or yard. It decreases risk from injury, and it provides a clean area for your crew to work and store their tools, decreasing losses and time spent finishing a job.
