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Cimcorp publishes eBook on safety benefits of tire manufacturing automation

Technology can improve worker satisfaction & prevent injuries

Dream Factory by Cimcorp: The future of automated tire plants

 
Cimcorp publishes eBook on safety benefits of tire manufacturing automation
Source: Cimcorp
Cimcorp’s latest eBook examines safety challenges in traditional tire manufacturing and offers guidance to prevent injuries as well as improve worker satisfaction with automation.
By Work Safety 24/7 Staff 
March 13, 2026

Robotic handling systems provider Cimcorp last week released a new eBook to help tire manufacturers design safer, more efficient operations.

“Treading Safely: How Automation Enhances Workplace Safety in Tire Manufacturing” examines key safety challenges in traditional production environments and offers practical guidance for operations leaders seeking resilient, high-performing tire plants.

Tire manufacturing presents strain, machine injury hazards

Cimcorp said tire manufacturing is one of the most demanding industrial sectors. In facilities that rely on manual tire handling, employees face strenuous and repetitive tasks that require close interaction with hazardous materials and machinery.

As tire producers seek to boost output, employees are placed under pressure to work harder and faster, which heightens the risk of safety incidents and workplace injuries.

Automation is emerging as a way to reduce these hazards, standardize processes, and maintain high production performance, even as demand increases.

Modular design for greenfield and brownfield sites

Readers of Cimcorp’s eBook will learn how advanced tire-handling automation systems:

  • Reduce strenuous manual handling and worker fatigue
  • Limit exposure to hazardous machinery and materials
  • Standardize safety protocols and minimize human error across operations
  • Support technology-enabled roles that improve workplace satisfaction

The eBook also explains how modular automation systems make these benefits accessible to both greenfield and brownfield plants. Comprising independent automation modules, these flexible systems can be configured to fit any factory layout, enabling tire makers to modernize existing facilities and design safety-first environments for new ones.

“People are the most important asset in tire manufacturing,” said Don Heelis, Cimcorp global tire sales manager. “Automation can help manufacturers create operations where safety and productivity go hand in hand, enabling teams to focus on high-value, skilled work while processes run reliably.”

“Treading Safely: How Automation Enhances Workplace Safety in Tire Manufacturing” is available for free by clicking the button below. Download the eBook for practical insights on reducing risk, improving ergonomics, and building future-ready tire factories.

Dream Factory by Cimcorp: The future of automated tire plants

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