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DEA cages are inspected by Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) inspectors. These inspectors are authorized DEA personnel responsible for ensuring compliance with federal regulations regarding the secure storage of controlled substances. What is the inspection process for DEA cages? Frequency: DEA inspections typically occur at least once every three years and can be random or pre-scheduled. […]

Yes, storage cages generally require some basic maintenance to function properly and last a long time. Here’s a breakdown of the key maintenance considerations: Inspections:  Regularly examine your storage cage for any signs of damage, such as: Loose welds or connections, especially around doors and hinges. Tears or gaps in the wire mesh. Rust (for […]

Security cages are generally considered low maintenance, but there are still a few things to keep in mind to ensure they function properly and last a long time.  Here’s what you need to know about security cage maintenance: General Upkeep: Regularly inspect the security cage for any signs of damage, such as loose welds, tears […]

Driver cages are typically used in warehouses and distribution centers to limit the entry for truck drivers, delivery personnel and other vendors and to control their access to the factory floor or distribution center. Driver cages are a simple solution to address two main concerns: safety and security. Overall, driver cages contribute to a safer […]

The specific tools stored in a tool crib will vary depending on the industry and the type of work done at the location. However, there are some general categories of tools that are commonly found in tool cribs: Hand Tools: This is a broad category that encompasses a wide range of tools for manual work. […]