articleWarehouse should not be ‘poor relation’
We hear from John Lewis, Asda and Travis Perkins – with experience and advice that can help you maintain safe warehouse systems.
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articleUse the truck itself to promote security
We summarise a report from Nina Day, senior engineer at the Health & Safety Laboratory which suggests that the structure of HGVs themselves could be better utilised to promote better load securing and reduce road transport incidents.
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articleTaking the initiative
All companies are on a health & safety journey and one of the key crossroads is making the shift from reacting to incidents to taking a proactive approach.
articleSafer Logistics Seminar Programme updated
The Health & Safety Event provides the perfect networking and educational opportunity to anyone responsible for running a safe and efficient workplace, anywhere in the UK.
articleTraining facility targets forklift accidents
Windsor Materials Handling has opened an Immingham-based training facility in a bid to reduce forklift accidents.
productSafeguard manual handling with a Stanley Stairclimber
Recent statistics from the HSE reveal UK businesses were ordered to pay fines totalling £38.3 million following prosecutions due to health and safety breaches, with around 612,000 workplace injuries occurring every year.
productABB predicts $300,000 pa savings through improved uptime
Non-emergency machinery stops can be avoided with the arrival of a “failover” safety concept for use with ABB’s safety programmable logic controller (PLC).
productToyota power up at Health and Safety show
Toyota Material Handling UK will be introducing their new and improved BT Levio entry level powered pallet truck at The Health and Safety Event on the 21st – 23rd March 2017 at NEC, Birmingham.
productThree day DSEAR training course launches
The first course is scheduled for 25-27th April 2017. Developed from the success of the now familiar two day course, this new 3 day training programme goes even further to explain the many hazards associated with the use of dangerous substances.
productMiniTec and machine safety – the art of simplicity
The Machinery Safety Directive EN ISO 13849-1 lays down many requirements for machine builders and operators.
productZone 2 reach trucks handle flammable items
Kommerling UK has improved safety and productivity at its Lancashire site with a new fleet of explosion protected forklifts.
productRoller door injury highlights importance of maintenance
A recycling firm has been fined after a worker suffered crush injuries from a roller shutter door.
articleThe Health and Safety Event announces largest ever programme
Challenges and trends come under spotlight at Birmingham NEC, 21-23 March 2017.
productScotland Works coming to Glasgow
Scotland Works, a new exhibition designed to support Scotland’s industrial, commercial and public sectors in running safe and efficient businesses and organisations, is taking place at the SECC, Glasgow on 3-4 May 2017.
productOverhead crane clash six metres up injures man
A Canvey Island engineering firm was sentenced for health and safety breaches after a worker suffered life-changing injuries.
news‘Squeezed middle’ face increased fines
Health and Safety consultancy Southalls and international law firm Gowling WLG, warn medium sized manufacturers (£10-£50m turnover) of the significant fine risks they may face on the first anniversary of the new Health and Safety sentencing guidelines.
productEuropa invests heavily in health and safety training
Europa Leads the Way by Investing 560 Business Hours in Health and Safety Training…
productChecking load weights are safe and legal
Axle weighing specialist, Axtec, has installed Northamptonshire’s first publicly available ‘drive-over’ dynamic weighbridge at the Wellingborough Council Depot operated by Wellingborough Norse.
productAA calls for fleet managers to be phone aware
The fixed penalty for being caught using a mobile phone or hand-held device while driving has increased from £100 to £200 and to six points on an offender’s licence, from 1 March 2017.
