productDon’t drive faster, drive smarter
It is widely accepted that increasing forklift operating speed increases the likelihood and potential severity of accidents, so is it possible to work faster without compromising on safety?
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productColumn protector range extended
Addgards has introduced a range of column protector infills to cater for larger and more unusual shaped columns.
articleLinde to showcase new Roadster trucks at IMHX
Linde Material Handling has launched the new Linde Roadster, a range of trucks designed to maximise field of view and safety to operators.
productCut false alarms
Throughout the world there’s a problem with false alarms from automatic fire detection systems, says the Fire Industry Association. It has some tips on how to avoid these.
productPre-operational checks crucial part of fork lift maintenance
Pre-operational checks are a crucial part of the regular maintenance routine for forklift truck vehicles. These checks ensure equipment is deemed safe to use and help to ensure that you are meeting your safety and compliance requirements.
productCompetitors confirmed for Forklift Operator of the Year
RTITB has confirmed the top 40 worldwide forklift operators that will compete in the next round of heats for the acclaimed International Forklift Operator of the Year 2016 award.
productMaterials drive webbing innovations
Webbing and straps are long established but still very important for load restraint in transport and warehousing, says Package Control UK.
productSmoke and flame detection
FFE is showing the latest in smoke and flame detection at Security Essen between 27-30 September.
productRedhill to exhibit at IMHX 2016
Redhill are looking forward to exhibiting at IMHX 2016 on 13th to 16th September at the National Exhibition Centre near Birmingham.
productWorker pinned after door collapse
A Worcestershire-based manufacturer was fined after a worker nearly lost his life when a door collapsed and pinned him to a baler.
articleSafety key for the Northern Powerhouse
Major developments in health and safety policy and practice will be debated at Health & Safety North 2016 in Bolton.
productFLTA launches Safer Site Pro
Association unveils step-by-step safety guidance for fork lift truck managers and supervisors.
productMentor Training issues Pokémon GO warning
Over the last month, the mobile game Pokémon GO has become a huge hit. However, this fun app can have dangerous consequences at sites where forklifts operate, warns leading workplace transport operator training provider, Mentor Training.
productSports Direct has double the average injuries says TUC
Sports Direct sees nearly twice times the number of injuries compared to the rest of the sector, according to a letter published today (Tuesday) advocating a shareholders vote in favour of an independent review on how workers are treated.
productDistillery blaze left 21-year-old worker engulfed in flames
A distillery in Oldbury has been fined after an employee was engulfed in flames in a fire that destroyed the warehouse and its contents. Firm receives heavy fine.
productSmoke detectors protect warehouse
Oil Spill Response installs three beam detectors in its Southampton warehouse, where sprinklers are not an appropriate fire-response measure.
articleCulina grinds floors at Manchester depot
Concrete Grinding recently completed a grinding project at a new depot in Manchester for Culina Group, the market leading food and drink total logistics provider across the chilled and ambient temperature regimes.
productInfographic explains EN 54-13
EN54 Part 13 is a real indicator of fire system performance but is widely misunderstood and sometimes misrepresented.
productNew Ex standards on agenda at IMHX
Visitors to IMHX 2016 are invited to visit safety company Pyroban’s stand to learn more about recent updates to legislation affecting explosion protection for materials handling equipment.
newsWarehouse fire kills at least 17 migrant workers
A fire at a printing warehouse in northern Moscow that killed at least 17 migrant workers on Saturday 27 August was triggered by a faulty electrical lamp, officials have said.
