Warehouse Risk Assessment Guide
The Health and Safety Executive’s estimates[i] show that in the transport and logistics sector, each year around 3% of workers suffer from an illness they
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‘Putting your back into it’, applying ‘elbow grease’ and ‘pulling your weight’ are just some of the terms used to mean working harder. However, does
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Safety when working from heights is crucial. It does not matter if the elevation is high or low, any height poses dangers. According to HSE
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Floor markings – any type of marking meant for a floor – are effective safety reminders in any workplace. They show people when to be
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If your business premises include warehouse facilities, you’ll already be aware of the issues involved in keeping warehouse staff safe. Warehouse hazards are complex due
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Warehouse emergencies often occur out of nowhere without warning. This ranges from fires and natural disasters to workplace injuries. Having contingencies in place helps prevent
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All manufacturing and logistics businesses need to properly organise material handling to ensure the smooth and effective running of daily operations. This includes the most
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Mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs) are equipment that helps people gain access to high places and they’re commonly used in the construction, electrical engineering and
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Collision accidents in the workplace can injure workers and cause extensive damage to your premises, stock or equipment. The confines of a busy warehouse, with
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The Health and Safety Executive’s estimates[i] show that in the transport and logistics sector, each year around 3% of workers suffer from an illness they
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If your business premises include warehouse facilities, you’ll already be aware of the issues involved in keeping warehouse staff safe. Warehouse hazards are complex due
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Manual handling applies to a wide variety of tasks involving the transporting or supporting of a load. This includes lifting, lowering, pushing, pulling, carrying and
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Employers should consider whether the equipment has adequate strength for the proposed use, taking into account the combination of forces to which the lifting equipment
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