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Mission

Making MHE Compliance Visible

MHE Checker was created after years of seeing the same challenge across warehouses and manufacturing businesses.​

 

Daily inspections were being completed, but managers often lacked immediate visibility of what had actually happened. 

 

Paper records, spreadsheets and retrospective checks made it difficult to answer simple operational questions: 

 

Which assets haven't been inspected?​

Which have outstanding defects?​

Which are overdue for compliance?​

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We built MHE Checker to answer those questions instantly.

"We didn't build MHE Checker to replace inspections. We built it to give managers immediate visibility of them and improve forklift safety."

Mark Palmer Jan 2026

MHE Checker was created after years of seeing the same challenge across warehouses and manufacturing businesses.​

 

Daily inspections were being completed, but managers often lacked immediate visibility of what had actually happened. Paper records, spreadsheets and retrospective checks made it difficult to answer simple operational questions: 

 

Which assets haven't been inspected?​Which have outstanding defects?​

Which are overdue for compliance?​

 

We built MHE Checker to answer those questions instantly.

Our Approach

Compliance Should Never Be Guesswork

Phone Image showing the MHE Checker Dashboard.

Managers shouldn't have to chase paperwork.

Safety Starts With Information

The sooner defects are reported, the sooner positive corrective action can be taken. 

Simplicity Matters

Operators should be able to complete inspections with the minimum of fuss in a timely manner. 

Built Around Real Operations

Built with warehouses, manufacturers and logistics businesses in mind. 

Built By An Operations Professional

MHE Checker was founded by Mark Palmer after years working in operations, procurement and supply chain management.​Having experienced the challenges of managing compliance across busy operational environments, he created MHE Checker to give managers immediate visibility of inspections, defects and compliance status.

Compliance Should Never Be Guesswork

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