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I would agree with the general opnion of driver error, or better still driver knows better than the industry. After inspection of three similar incidents at the same premises the same conclusion was given. These are mechanical handling devices not boy's toys, has anyone noticed the amount of operators still without licence or formal training. Good companies operate endorsement and penalties for driver error. Safety is not an option!
  • Posted 5 Jan 2005 04:08
  • By philip_t
  • joined 5 Jan'05 - 3 messages
  • Cleveland, United Kingdom
IF IT'S NOT INSPECTED IT'S NOT SAFE

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