Carlisle company fined after customer fatally crushed
A CARLISLE auto-salvage company was fined after a customer was trapped and fatally crushed when a lift truck he had purchased was being loaded onto his own recovery vehicle.
A CARLISLE auto-salvage company was fined after a customer was trapped and fatally crushed when a lift truck he had purchased was being loaded onto his own recovery vehicle.
A FARMING business has been fined after one of its employees fell from a trailer and was crushed to death by a concrete beam that fell with him.
ACCORDING TO the RTITB Instructor Academy, the effectiveness of some lift truck operator and Driver CPC training is being compromised due to poor company culture and its negative impact on employee behaviour.
A COUNTY Antrim firm has been fined £150,000 after an employee suffered serious injuries when a heavy piece of equipment weighing approximately 1 tonne landed on him when it was being unloaded.
FOLLOWING A record number of entries the final deadline for the Safety & Health Excellence Awards has been extended to 11 March 2020.
A PARCEL carrier has received a six figure fine after an employee was seriously injured when he was struck by a fork lift truck.
Managing lift truck operations for the first time can be daunting, so Laura Nelson explains what health and safety managers need to know when it comes to lift truck safety, compliance and training.
A PLASTIC packaging manufacturer has been fined after an accident at its site resulted in an employee suffering multiple fractures to their pelvis and legs.
A CHORLEY company has been fined after a forklift truck (FLT) overturned on a slope trapping the driver.
THE UK will import 72% of gas requirements by 2030 and liquifying gas for import is hugely energy intensive, so importing our gas requirements increases global carbon emissions, explains Miles Hillmann of Fosse Liquitrol.
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