Are your operators fully trained?
RTITB operations director Laura Nelson urges employers to fully train their forklift operators.
RTITB operations director Laura Nelson urges employers to fully train their forklift operators.
It’s a fact that the transportation and storage industry have more accidents involving workplace vehicles than any other sector. Operating in a world that continually demands shorter delivery lead times while reducing overheads can add pressure and take its toll; accidents inevitably happen.
In areas with poor visibility, SpotMe alerts truck operators and pedestrians of the potential danger of collisions.
Warehouse Partners has updated guidance for the selection and safe use of its in-flue and back-of-rack netting solutions.
Court found the complicated lift of a two tonne metal frame involving two forklifts swung out of control with a bystander hit and injured.
Allison Tucker, counterbalance product manager at Linde Materials Handling, urges companies to resist the pressure and put safety first.
Research outcomes from a YouGov survey conducted on behalf of Seton in 2014 show that a huge 68% of employees report that their working health and safety needs are not completely met by their current employer.
Consistent use of an independent fleet management system can accurately judge forklift performance, particularly in multi-brand fleets, says I.D. Systems MD for EMEA Alexander Glasmacher.
Linde Material Handling walked away with 2 awards from the Fork Lift Truck Association awards ceremony on Saturday 28th February the first for runner up of apprentice of the year for Linde apprentice, Ben Feehan and the second for the Safety Award with Linde’s Safety Pilot.
Mentor FLT Training has welcomed the roll out of the Accrediting Bodies Association’s operator training register as “an important step forward” in standardising workplace transport training.
item has won the iF Design Award for the 15th time with ergologistics – a synthesis of ergonomics and intralogistics. According to the company, adapting production environments to suit personnel of all ages and physical needs. However, there is no one product that can deliver ergonomics on its own. The end-to-end ergologistics process chain stretches from transporting goods and small parts right through to their manual processing.
A Forfar metal galvanising company has been sentenced after an agency worker suffered serious leg injuries when a half-tonne A-frame slipped and fell onto him from a forklift truck.
An East Yorkshire produce company has been ordered to pay more than £46,000 after two workers were seriously injured by reversing forklift trucks in separate incidents at its vegetable processing factory in Chicksands, Bedfordshire.
Honeywell has launched Operational Acuity, a portfolio of solutions that captures and analyses operational data from distribution centre and warehouse operations to identify opportunities to reduce costs and increase safety compliance.
In June 2015, the transition period ends for mandatory CLP (Classification, Labelling and Packaging) chemicals labelling in the European Union. After June 2015, all dangerous chemical substances and mixtures need to carry a predefined CLP-label.
A Lancashire-based toy distributor and a builder have been sentenced after a worker plunged to his death through a warehouse roof.
Watco has developed the Fastcoat paint series, including Anti-slip paint and says performance has improved because of a switch to Polyaspartic resin technology in preference to the older and more common use of epoxy resin based solutions.
Linde Material Handling has presented a new intelligent operator-assist system for reach trucks.
Safety is vital to any business and its operation. It needs to be built into the DNA of the organisation and all aspects of its people, products and processes, says Toyota Material Handling UK.
The Fork Lift Truck Association (FLTA) has awarded Bristol Forklifts the highly-coveted Customer Focus Award for the firm’s commitment to delivering excellent sales, service and customer support.