articleWorking towards zero harm – SEMA unveils conference programme
SEMA’s one day safety conference on 6th November 2014 tackles key safety issues for the storage industry.
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articlePUWER to the people
Good to Go Safety provides a tagging system that helps your employees determine equipment is safe to use, and helps you meet regulations.
articleImpartial guidance offered
Independent expertise will be in evidence at Health and Safety North 2014 which takes place at The Bolton Arena, in Bolton on 8-9 October.
productShock absorption & cut-resistance
Offering a range of cut resistance up to EN388 level 5 along with excellent comfort and grip, Honeywell’s new Skeleton gloves provide superior protection for those who handle sharp objects, often in wet or greasy environments, and who are at risk of impact injuries to their fingers and the backs of their hands.
articleFLTA throws spotlight on safe truck users
Have you done something special to make your fork lift truck operation safer?
productAthletic approach to footwear
Steitz Secura has introduced its most sporty safety shoes to date. Innovative features are said to ensure greater flexibility and a lightweight, comfortable design.
newsMan jailed after fatal overhead crane accident
A Hampshire businessman, who was disqualified from being a company director, has been jailed for serious fraud and safety offences. A second businessman was given a suspended prison sentence for similar offences.
articlePut your fork lift truck safety to the test
The FLTA and Mentor Training have developed a free hazard perception test for Safety Week.
articleA tool to boost safety compliance
Maintaining best practices and ensuring compliance with standards can often be a time-consuming and demanding process.
articleTake care of your delicates
StockSafe has been launched to aid the distribution of delicate items.
productOne stop for safe storage
Conforming to the requirements of EN Standard 14470 for maximum fire safety, Asecos’s safety cabinets, such as its Type 90 cabinet, protect their contents from fire for at least 90 minutes
productLargest Big Book yet
Arco has published its new Big Book catalogue for 2014/15, offering customers the largest selection of workwear, safety equipment and workplace safety products. Bigger than ever, the new catalogue spans 972 pages and offers even more choice for customers including new product ranges, training packages and consultancy services to help keep people safe at work.
blogFive tips to keep your warehouse safe
Warehouse operations can present a wide variety of potential hazards for employees; the world of forklifts, chemical spills and hefting heavy goods from high racks can lead to serious injuries and even fatalities in warehouse environments if health and safety practices are not adhered to.
newsFirm fined for forging forklift safety document
A North London meat wholesalers has been sentenced for operating a fault-ridden forklift truck and trying to deceive safety inspectors by forging a positive examination report on the vehicle.
productStandalone speed zoning
For situations where forklifts travel at speed in congested areas, the innovative speed zoning technology created by the Davis Derby team at TruckLOG is now available as standard option on the existing TruckLOG TK5 System and can also be purchased as a stand-alone product.
productHighly visible column protectors
To date Addgards has supplied over 1000 Column Protectors to retail distribution centres throughout the UK and Ireland. Customers include ALDI, Primark, NEXT, TK MAXX and Harrods.
articleThe right material matters
A-Safe asks, do you remember the story of The Three Little Pigs?
newsIIRSM launches FFI reimbursement scheme
The International Institute of Risk and Safety Management has partnered with a leading insurance company, backed by a market leading ‘A’ rated Lloyds syndicate, to allow its members to provide cover to their clients or employers to reimburse HSE Fee for Intervention (FFI) invoices – meaning that the support and advice they are already providing to clients will extend to include practical financial protection against this unforeseen expenditure.
productIncrease productivity by up to 30% with facility identification solutions
In lean manufacturing, the general rule of thumb is that anyone should be able to enter the facility and identify the flow of work within 60 seconds. With facility labelling, you can make sure your employees don’t lose valuable time looking for tools, spare parts or wondering how to re-order supplies.
articlePutting safety first
Logistics operations are required to deliver ever increasing levels of storage density and retrieval speed. As demands on performance continue to rise, so must the ability to maintain a safe working environment.
