articleCall for stronger compliance
The association asks for continued vigilance across the industry to ensure equipment supplied to the market remains fully compliant, safe, and fit for purpose.
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newsDock leveller safety course makes rapid progress
130 attendees have completed a one-day course in dock leveller safety launched a year ago by the Association of Loading Bay and Elevating Equipment Manufacturers (ALEM) and the Door & Hardware Federation (DHF).
articleGrowth and success
2023 has seen continued growth and success for the Association of Loading and Elevating Equipment Manufacturers (ALEM).
productLevel 2 dock leveller safety training to launch
THE DOOR & Hardware Federation (DHF) will launch the Level 2 Award in Dock Leveller Safety in conjunction with The Association of Loading and Elevating Equipment Manufacturers (ALEM).
articleLoading bay innovator steps down after 42 years
JOHN MEALE, one of the UK’s leading names in vehicle loading and unloading, has decided to step down from his many key positions within the industry’s associations, believing that now is the time to pass on the baton to others.
articleCommitment to standards
2022 has seen continued growth and success for the Association of Loading and Elevating Equipment Manufacturers (ALEM).
articleThree major initiatives
2021 has seen continued growth and success for the Association of Loading and Elevating Equipment Manufacturers (ALEM), with three major initiatives unveiled.
articleLifting table safety requirement update
TIM ROSE of Loading Bay Lifts provides an update on the revision to the standard prEN 1570-1:2020 Safety Requirements for Lifting Tables.
articleStay safe in challenging times
The Association of Loading and Elevating Equipment Manufacturers (ALEM) represents the interests of UK manufacturers and suppliers of loading bay equipment including dock levellers, scissor lifts, tail lifts, yard ramps and dock shelters. In this role, the Association is a member of the British Materials Handling Federation which itself is the UK national member of FEM – the European Federation of Materials Handling and Storage Equipment.
newsFeedback welcome on proposed revision of safety requirement for lifting tables
ALEM is encouraging comments and feedback from UK manufacturers and users.
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articleRaising skill levels
A number of years ago, some ALEM members thought that the association should develop an NVQ Level 2 to meet the skills competence requirement of the Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS).
articleElevating safety standards
With safety as its top priority, ALEM, in collaboration with the DHF, is setting new standards for Dock Leveller Safety. From delivering essential training to influencing key regulatory updates, ALEM is paving the way for a safer and more compliant industry.
articleCampaign of education and support
ALEM is celebrating over 40 years of campaigning, educating and supporting the industry.
productHalf price membership offer from ALEM
This offer will give companies a chance to learn about the benefits of membership by receiving all legislation updates, messages and information, as well as attending regular meetings.
articleEnsuring guidance
The Association of Loading and Elevating Equipment Manufacturers (ALEM) represents the interests of UK manufacturers and suppliers of loading bay equipment including dock levellers, scissor lifts, tail lifts and dock shelters. In this role, the Association is a member of the British Materials Handling Association which itself is the UK national member of FEM – the European Federation of Materials Handling and Storage Equipment.
articleALEM remains focused on safety
The issue of safety has been very much to the forefront during the past 12 months with the introduction and implementation of a significant European standard and an important guidance document.
articleALEM highlights guidance on vehicle restraint
The Association of Loading and Elevating Equipment Manufacturers (ALEM) is highlighting the latest European guidance regarding the assessment of the safety and performance of vehicle restraining devices.
articleALEM highlights guidance on vehicle restraint
The Association of Loading and Elevating Equipment Manufacturers (ALEM) is highlighting the latest European guidance regarding the assessment of the safety and performance of vehicle restraining devices.
articleLifting standards
ALEM sheds light on upcoming loading bay standards that could have a significant impact on how suppliers install, and end users deploy, loading bay equipment.
