articleThe best of both worlds
We have both physical and virtual events planned for 2021, to give attendees with broad preferences every opportunity to learn and improve their warehouse operations in preparation for the challenges ahead.
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productTemporary barriers help fight Covid
As the Coronavirus pandemic rolls into its third quarter, smart companies are becoming increasingly adept at handling the crisis from a business perspective.
productTemperature screening system
Renovotec is introducing a high speed, accurate, data-secure and non-contact temperature screening system for at-entrance use in distribution centres and warehouses.
articleDon’t neglect mental health
The HSE has released annual injury and ill-health statistics for Great Britain, showing that Great Britain is still one of the safest places in the world to work with the lowest number of deaths on record. However, more than half of Britain’s working days lost in 2019/20 were due to mental ill-health.
newsFalling pallet of stone kills agency worker
A transport company has been fined after a worker was fatally injured when the pallet of stone tiles he was attempting to deliver fell onto him.
productStill using steel mesh to protect staff & stock – why?
ASG’s durable and cost-effective Safety Netting Solutions are designed, manufactured and installed to your requirements.
product3PL introduces in-house Covid track and trace
With a second spike in Covid-19 infection rates looking increasingly likely, online retail fulfillment services specialist, Walker Logistics, is aiming to keep its 250,000 sq ft multi-user warehouses and head office facility in Berkshire a Coronavirus-free zone with the introduction of its own in-house developed track and trace system.
articleHow to handle supply chain disruption
Virtual conference to offer guidance and answer key questions on how to transform the warehouse.
articleGet in the safety zone
At every stage of the pandemic a single, consistent safety message has endured: the need for physical distancing. And if that’s true for person to person interaction, it is even more applicable where forklift operations where pedestrians are involved.
productRefresher edition launches
RTITB has launched a new forklift operator Refresher training edition of its eTruck UK online learning platform.
productSave cash with stock protectors
Abbos Stock Protection has released panels that reinforce pallet loads quickly and easily, protecting delicate stock and saving cash.
productFLTA launches Safety Drive from Monday
The Fork Lift Truck Association is launching a new campaign – FLTA Safety Drive.
articleXPO Logistics shares its blueprint for the Covid-Secure warehouse
The downloadable guide offers best practices developed by XPO for its logistics operations in response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
productIntegrating antimicrobial technology
SALTO HAS ADDED BioCote antimicrobial technology to its door handles to improve hygiene.
productSafety light for ATEX zones
Safety company Pyroban has launched Red Ex Line explosion proof perimeter lights for ATEX lift trucks operating in Zone 1, 2, 21 and 22 hazardous areas.
productFrom dock door to warehouse floor
Crown, one of the world’s largest material-handling companies, has expanded its product offering to provide customers with an extensive range of warehouse solutions, helping them improve throughput, enhance efficiency and reduce costs.
productCombi-CS pedestrian stacker wins IFOY Award
Combilift is a winner at this year’s IFOY Awards 2020, one of the most prestigious and hotly contested international awards in the materials handling industry which honours the best products and solutions of the year.
productBlue Spot for ATEX forklifts
Pyroban has launched Blue EX Spot, a driving path warning system for ATEX compliant lift trucks operating in Zone 1, 2, 21 and 22 hazardous areas.
articleKeeping the focus on safety
Toyota Material Handling explains how to make the forklift inherently safer.
articleMitigating Covid-19 risks with warehouse safety measures
How do you mitigate risk as Covid-19 changes the face of industrial health and safety? Jim Roberts poses the question.
