HSENI to carry out forklift inspections
THE HEALTH and Safety Executive for Northern Ireland (HSENI) will begin a week long programme of inspections on 14 January 2019, focusing on forklift truck safety within the freight transport sector.
THE HEALTH and Safety Executive for Northern Ireland (HSENI) will begin a week long programme of inspections on 14 January 2019, focusing on forklift truck safety within the freight transport sector.
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IN LINE with the UK Government’s commitment to protect workers’ rights as the UK leaves the EU, HSENI has been reviewing Northern Ireland health and safety legislation with a view to addressing any potential deficiencies and ensuring that it continues to operate effectively after the UK has left the Union.
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