newsThe Warehouse Transformation Awards opens for entries
There’s something for everyone at The Warehouse Transformation Awards.
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articleFree lithium-ion battery safety site surveys to tackle rising fire risks
Chemstore UK, the award-winning experts in lithium-ion battery safety storage, have announced the launch of a no-obligation lithium-ion battery safety site survey for eligible businesses across the UK.
articleSSE cultivates a safety mindset
The utility firm is creating a safety culture rooted in neuroscience and positive behaviour change. Safety, health and environment director Mark Patterson shares his insights.
articleHow IPAF training helps logistics and warehousing firms prevent working-at-height accidents
Working at height remains one of the most persistent risks within the logistics and warehousing sector.
newsMan killed in devanning activity
A Middlesbrough road haulage company has been fined £250,000 after a man died while working inside a shipping container.
articleThe dangers of ignoring safe racking installations
When you work with an industry-expert racking supplier or manufacturer, says SEMA, they will design a storage system that minimises stock damage, enhances stock flow, improves productivity and creates a safe working space.
articleLight up your November with Windsor’s free safety lighting offer
As operations move into the darker winter months, Windsor Materials Handling is shining a light on safety with its latest promotion, offering free safety lighting on all new forklift orders throughout November.
articleAsda brings lift truck training in-house
Asda Logistics Services has taken more control over its lift truck training in bid to improve standards, safety, and flexibility, while keeping costs down.
productSafety programme targets logistics sector
The Health and Safety Executive for Northern Ireland (HSENI) has launched an inspection programme to minimise the potential of back and joint complaints ahead of festive season.
newsFamily man killed by reversing HGV
A manufacturing company has been fined £240,000 after a grandfather was killed by a reversing HGV in Birmingham.
productYale strategies for warehouse safety
Europe has seen dramatic growth in warehousing and related industries. With a greater workforce, comes greater potential for surging injury and illness rates. Warehouse operations need to make improvements to reduce injuries, and the lost days associated with them. Addressing the root causes of worker injuries and taking steps towards rethinking health and safety practices.
productTrust, compliance, and awareness: insights from IMHX underline the importance of CFTS accreditation
Visitors to the CFTS stand at IMHX 2025 offered their views on equipment inspections, accreditation, and industry challenges. Their feedback paints a clear picture: accreditation is increasingly seen as the mark of trust and compliance — but more needs to be done to raise awareness among end users.
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articlePrecise handling of paper and cardboard stacks
Krifft & Zipsner pile turners optimise material flow and production reliability in the folding carton industry, encompassing both standard and customised solutions.
productStylish safety footwear for women
uvex, a global leader in personal protective equipment renowned for comfort, innovation and uncompromising safety, has introduced the uvex 1 x-cite, a stylish new footwear range designed specifically for women who need to transition between corporate and operational environments with ease.
productPedestrian awareness camera to boost safety
Yale pedestrian awareness camera is designed to support increased productivity and warehouse safety.
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newsUKMHA to stage Mock Trial at IMHX
The UK Material Handling Association is set to stage its most ambitious and hard-hitting health and safety scenario to date, courtesy of a courtroom drama which will shine a spotlight on safety breaches in the workplace.
articleThe invisible warehouse threats that could end your career tomorrow
Five forklift accidents happen in UK warehouses every working day, yet most managers remain dangerously unaware of the risks building beneath their operations until it’s too late.
