3 key reasons why people choose accredited forklift training
We delve into the results of our recent survey to find out what makes businesses choose accredited training.
Understanding accreditation to ensure you’re meeting standards
For training to effectively promote safety and ensure compliance, the standards to which it is delivered are critical.
Challenging 3 common myths about PPT safety
To get to the root of the issue, we explore some of the common myths contributing to perceptions of PPT safety, and challenge them.
The vital role managers play in upholding MHE safety
Confident and knowledgeable managers have the ability to set safety standards throughout their operations.
How to Switch Safely From ICE to electric Forklift Trucks
When making the switch from ICE forklifts to electric trucks, here are some key considerations to ensure onsite safety…
How to check forklift training certificates
We explain how to check the accreditation and legitimacy of forklift training certificates.
How e-learning helps vital training reach wider workforce
Change is inevitable, and it’s important that, as providers, we evolve to ensure vital training can be accessed by those who need it. Find out how e-learning can help…
Building on Operator Training for Improved Site Safety
Operator training is crucial. But, alone, it is not enough. Training operators, even to the highest standards, will only do so much. There are other essential measures which must be in place within a business to maintain a safe working environment.
Forklift training key to reducing risk – are you covering the 3 essential stages?
With e-commerce booming and the January sales now underway, UK warehouses will likely be bolstering their operations to meet consumer demand. Read more about it here.
How to protect those most at risk of a forklift accident
Every year 1300 people are involved in forklift-related accidents. But it is not lift truck operators who are most at risk — it’s everyone around them. A recent RIDDOR report into forklift truck accidents revealed 43 percent of incidents involved impacts with a third person. The unfortunate truth is that these types of incidents can […]
