Safety

This year’s National Forklift Safety Day returns on Tuesday 9th June to promote the importance of safe segregation of pedestrians in the workplace.

Editor Kirsty Adams reflects on safety guidance for warehouse operators during the pandemic.

A fork lift truck donated by UniCarriers UK has arrived in Zambia to support international development organisation, Transaid, with building capacity and improving fork lift operator training and safety standards.

Editor Kirsty Adams reflects on some of the creative delivery solutions to have emerged during the COVID-19 lockdown and the safety of the key workers at the wheel.

The FTA is urging government and Public Health England to provide clear, unequivocal guidance about the ongoing use of PPE in the workplace.

Materials handling equipment must receive inspections in line with maintenance schedules.

Reducing the number of incidents in logistics where workers are injured due to impacts with fork lift trucks, will be the focus of this year's National Forklift Safety Day, as David Goss, technical manager of BITA, explains.

Forklifts account for a quarter of workplace transport injuries. Because of this, it’s crucial to make workplaces safer, and one of the potential solutions is to install camera safety systems, says vehicle safety specialist Sentinel Systems.

A new guide to health and safety in a cold store is designed to make it easier for businesses to meet compliance requirements and keep people safe. Chief executive of the Cold Chain Federation, Shane Brennan, explains why the guide has been...

An international courier’s warehouse in Northamptonshire was faced with safety risks and significant operational issues due to subsidence. The warehouse received an extensive foundation lift from Mainmark with no business disruption.