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Fumes: Time to act
25 January 2013
The Fork Lift Truck Association is urging those who use and maintain fork lift trucks to take appropriate action following the World Health Organisation's classification of diesel exhaust fumes as carcinogenic. David

The Fork Lift Truck Association is
urging those who use and maintain
fork lift trucks to take appropriate
action following the World Health
Organisation's classification of diesel
exhaust fumes as carcinogenic.
David Ellison, FLTA CE, said: "Fumes are associated with a number of fuel types, which is why we have created a free fact sheet on this subject. Those who use and maintain fork lift trucks will need a sound risk assessment and practical solutions to deal with any fumes which may contaminate their workplace." Fact Sheet 22, Fumes Associated with Fork Lift Truck Operations, can be viewed in the advice section of the FLTA website: www.flt
David Ellison, FLTA CE, said: "Fumes are associated with a number of fuel types, which is why we have created a free fact sheet on this subject. Those who use and maintain fork lift trucks will need a sound risk assessment and practical solutions to deal with any fumes which may contaminate their workplace." Fact Sheet 22, Fumes Associated with Fork Lift Truck Operations, can be viewed in the advice section of the FLTA website: www.flt
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