Made Smarter creates 60 digital manufacturing leaders
MADE SMARTER’s innovative Leadership Programme has helped prepare a cohort of SME manufacturers for the challenges of a digital future.
MADE SMARTER’s innovative Leadership Programme has helped prepare a cohort of SME manufacturers for the challenges of a digital future.
RTITB HAS launched a new eLearning course for those ‘Managing and Supervising’ Material Handling Equipment Operations’, highlighting that it’s not only lift truck operators at fault when an incident occurs and that many who are currently managing, or supervising lift truck operations are unaware of what their role entails, and that legislation requires them to be trained to supervise these operations.
The safe operation of material handling equipment is essential not only to the efficiency of the industry, but to the well being of everyone who works within it
OVER THE past few months, manufacturers have been working hard to maintain production in reconfigured sites. Looking ahead towards continuing to optimise operations, small but efficient changes can have the most significant impact on helping to balance output with workers’ health and safety.
AS THE UK begins its exit from lockdown, life-critical health and safety product provider, Reece Safety believes a flexible approach to training tradespeople can help those businesses struggling with this important part of the job.
RTITB’s recognition as an accrediting body in Ireland is derived from the HSA (Health and Safety Authority) Code of Practice Rider-operated lift trucks: operator training and Supplementary Guidance*.
RTITB HAS revealed lift truck training and assessment statistics for 2020 which could indicate an upcoming ‘safety time bomb’, where thousands of candidates are operating without up-to-date training.
THE FIRST competency qualification for water jetting has been launched by the Water Jetting Association to support the upskilling of operatives and improve productivity and safety.
MAKE UK has launched an updated series of Health & Safety training to enable professionals to gain valuable expertise to build their careers in health & safety and sustainability
While DIY can be a cost-effective way to complete work, missing or incorrectly completing important steps can have costly consequences. Here Pete Trueman explains why DIY might not always be the best idea, particularly when servicing diesel engines
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