productErgonomic packing workstation
Sustainable packaging systems manufacturer Easypack has launched what it describes as its newest, most versatile packaging workspace yet – the Packstation.
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productMinimal operator exertion
Indeva’s Liftronic industrial manipulator is designed to offer businesses a material handling solution that can substantially reduce the number of musculoskeletal disorders and work-related injuries, by improving workplace ergonomics and health and safety.
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?
productWork at Height Training Courses for Industry
Choice of courses for anyone who works at height or manage others who work at height.
productNickel plated hoists
Selected models from the J D Neuhaus range of air operated hoists and trolleys are now available for clean room operations and other specialist applications that also require hygienic working conditions.
productForklifts feed production lines
UK food company the Addo Food Group says investment in new Mitsubishi GRENDiA ES forklifts (Red Diamond Distribution) is helping feed their ravenous production lines and maximise production.
newsEngineering Company in court over forklift incident
An engineering company in Knowsley has been fined after an employee was badly injured when he was struck by a metal structure during a lifting process.
articleBSIF Safety Excellence award winners: dorsaVi
Let’s find out more about the 2016 Safety Excellence award winners, dorsaVi, winning in recognition of its workplace injury assessment solution, ViSafe and its work with Heathrow Airport.
articleStatic analysis
The EU standard to which explosion protected forklifts are designed is changing. Steve Noakes from Pyroban says that EN1755:2015 will have a significant impact on equipment intended for use in Zone 2 hazardous areas where static is now considered a ‘normal’ occurrence.
articleRisks increased by unaccredited ‘in-house’ forklift training?
Many employers are choosing to purchase or deliver in-house forklift training unaware that, unlike accredited training, this may not comply with the required legal or best practice standards. Opting for in-house training could unnecessarily increase the risk of a workplace incident, explains RTITB.
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