productMaintain safety with remote lift truck refresher training
Even during exceptional circumstances, employers have a legal duty to ensure operations are conducted safely. Online operator training from RTITB Accredited Partners can help.
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newsIPAF issues new safe working guidance
GUIDANCE HAS been issued by the International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) to assist those using mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs), mast-climbing working platforms (MCWPs), construction lifts and hoists to work safely and minimise the risk of spreading coronavirus.
productWincanton’s ‘first class’ loading solution delivered by Thorworld Industries
UK logistics giant Wincanton has become among the latest organisations to benefit from the delivery of a Thorworld Industries Lightweight Platform for the loading and unloading of vehicles.
productNew Demag chain hoists feature balancer function
Lifting equipment manufacturer, Demag, has launched a new range of electric chain hoists. The DCBS models feature a compact design and a smart control system, making material handling and assembly processes simpler and safer.
productCut forklift downtime
Companies could be wasting valuable production time due to forklifts being out of action following a Thorough Examination.
productVale’s chemical storage solutions
Storing dangerous chemicals and flammable fuels presents many challenges – from stringent regulatory requirements to health and safety risks.
productSelf levelling trolley
The Stainless-Steel Self Levelling Trolley is designed for use in clean room, high care food processing, chemical or pharmaceutical production areas.
productStertil Koni maximises workshop space
Stertil Koni has supplied a set of four heavy duty mobile column vehicle lifts to ensure maximum use of workshop space for Petit Forestier at the company’s site in Bicester, Oxfordshire.
productChloros invites Thorworld Industries to ramp up capabilities at new state-of-the-art facility
As part of a recent expansion, Chloros has installed Thorworld Industries’ loading equipment.
newsSerious safety breaches lands £400,000 fine
THE PARENT company of Swindon-based Oak Furnitureland has been fined nearly £400,000 for failing to protect its employees from hazardous and explosive conditions at its premises in Cheney Manor Industrial Estate.
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