newsFines after man crushed at London garage
A GARAGE has been fined £12,000 after a customer was crushed by his own vehicle at a garage in North London.
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newsCider manufacturer fined following grandad’s death
A CIDER manufacturer has been fined after a much-loved grandfather was killed on his 65th birthday.
newsLuxury yacht maker employee seriously injured
A PREMIUM yacht maker has been hit with a £600k fine after one of its workers suffered life changing injuries at its shipyard in Plymouth.
productTandem-lifting hoist for Environment Agency
HOIST & WINCH recently supplied a tandem-lifting hoist system as part of improvements to Environment Agency flood defence assets at Taplow Weir on the Jubilee Relief Channel, an 11.6 km asset that reduces flood risk to 3,200 properties by diverting water from the River Thames when flows are high.
productKeep cranes running straight and true
KONECRANES HAS launched its RailQ 3D crane runway survey programme. The package has been designed to provide highly accurate measurement of crane runway alignment and is backed by comprehensive analysis of cloud-based data.
productBump switches, on a roll
If you have a factory or warehouse and use forklift trucks, pallet trucks, stacker trucks, or racking; and you are interested in improving safety, then Weston Handling can help
productSafe and steady with GRENDiA
LEADING BUILDING materials specialist EPD Insulation Group is improving safety and fuel efficiency with a fleet of brand-new Mitsubishi GRENDiA ES LPG forklifts for its newest site in Huntingdon.
productRite-Hite advises on how to best ‘close up for winter’
RITE-HITE IS urging customers to think about their current operations and any gaps – literally and metaphorically – in their current thinking to maintain a safe, efficient and productive loading bay throughout the winter months.
newsMother’s grief after only son crushed to death
A MOTHER has spoken about her grief after her only child was killed while working at Sunrise Eggs in Loughborough.
newsMen injured after cradle falls nine floors
TWO MEN working on a residential tower under construction in London were fortunate to escape death when a defective cradle they were in fell about 90 feet.
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