Up-to-date training essential
Forklift truck training accrediting body, RTITB, is advising businesses to ensure forklift operation supervisors have up-to-date training, revealing that many supervisors are unaware of their accountability.
Forklift truck training accrediting body, RTITB, is advising businesses to ensure forklift operation supervisors have up-to-date training, revealing that many supervisors are unaware of their accountability.
Forklift truck training accrediting body, RTITB, is advising businesses to ensure forklift operation supervisors have up-to-date training. It believes that many supervisors are unaware of their accountability.
The German Design Council has awarded Crown its German Design Award 2015 in the ‘Industry, Materials and Health Care’ category – in honour of the company’s semi-automated QuickPick Remote order-picking system, technology that combines a Crown low-level order picker with a remote-control glove.
The German Design Council has awarded Crown its German Design Award 2015 in the ‘Industry, Materials and Health Care’ category – in honour of the company’s semi-automated QuickPick Remote order-picking system.
GR Lane Health Product has replaced the ageing fleet of articulated forklifts at its manufacturing facilities in Gloucester with two Aisle-Masters.
James E. Smith (Northern) imports timber to its new location in Hull. It has recently invested in Bulmor Lancer’s sideloader trucks which, it says, represent a rapid and effective return on investment.
Roger Williams, UKWA’s longstanding CEO, has handed over his current role to Peter Ward, until recently commercial director and head of cargo supply chain at London Gateway.
When the diesel engine of a deck crane failed, it caused handling problems for an offshore platform in the southern North Sea, problems that were solved with the use of J D Neuhaus air operated hoists.
Following the successful use of loading bay equipment supplied and installed by Stertil Dock Products, a leading importer and distributor has specified an additional two bays to support its operations at the Port of Tyne.
Manufacturers are always looking at ways to improve production performance. One simple approach is to reduce the number of handling operations and the distances that production staff need to move when picking or retrieving components.
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