James Tyrell

Nov 8, 2024 | britsafe.org | Liam Knight |Stuart Taylor |Emily Hardy |James Tyrell

The growing need for accredited trainingWorkplace transport accidents are still a major issue. The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) frequently reports that many accidents could have been avoided with better training. Often, the problem lies in outdated or insufficient training. When operators aren’t properly trained, the risks multiply. This means serious injuries, costly fines and even fatalities.

Nov 7, 2024 | britsafe.org | Emily Hardy |James Tyrell |Kevin Bampton |Marcus Herbert

Here, experts at global commercial vehicle safety specialist Brigade explain the various regulations and what fleet managers can do to make the most of available safety solutions. Unravelling road safety legislation Emily Hardy, Brigade’s UK marketing manager, is a member of the CLOCS Strategy, Standard and Governance Board and regularly involved with consultation on Transport for London’s Direct Vision Standard.

Nov 7, 2024 | britsafe.org | Stuart Taylor |Emily Hardy |James Tyrell |Andy Brooke

Thankfully, when it comes to forklift trucks, most reputable employers understand the need for basic novice training for new operators. Given the size and power of these machines, it’s easy to see why this is a recognised requirement. Photograph: Mentor FLT TrainingBut what’s just as important is ensuring that any good work done initially to equip an operator to work safely is not lost as time goes on.