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Helter Skelter
Danny Maron
2 minute read
Safety First - 12 Apr 2018 (#867) How should the proceeds of safety fines be deployed? According to Danny Maron, not the way it is being done in his home territory.
Three is the magic number
Stuart Taylor
4 minute read
Safety First - 15 Mar 2018 (#863) Overlooking the three required elements of forklift training can come at a heavy cost, as Stuart Taylor explains.
A few pointers
Rob Hirschberg
2 minute read
Safety First - 8 Mar 2018 (#862) These columns often look at broad safety strategies, but this week Rob Hirschberg provides some easy dos and don'ts.
A testing time in Hannover
Allan Leibowitz
3 minute read
Your Focus - 15 Feb 2018 (#859) Allan Leibowitz has just returned from judging the forklift of the year and shares his experiences.
Make it automatic
Peter Harvey
2 minute read
Your Focus - 8 Feb 2018 (#858) FLTA chief executive Peter Harvey explains how we can make significant and lasting change for every business that relies on forklifts.
How the UK warehousing industry will cope after Brexit
Richard Newbold
4 minute read
Your Focus - 1 Feb 2018 (#857) As Brexit approaches, Richard Newbold advises businesses to step up their planning.
Start as you mean to go on
Stuart Taylor
3 minute read
Safety First - 18 Jan 2018 (#855) Taking on additional staff can mean taking on additional risk, according to Stuart Taylor.
Mythbusting in the forklift world
Rob Vetter
5 minute read
Safety First - 14 Dec 2017 (#851) Training requirements, certification, licences and qualifications: Rob Vetter sorts the wheat from the chaff.
The one skill every service engineer is missing
Karl Baum
3 minute read
Your Focus - 23 Nov 2017 (#848) Service engineers need to be skilled in dealing with people as well as machines, according to Karl Baum.
Future job prospects and the impact of automation
Tom Wilkerson
3 minute read
Your Focus - 16 Nov 2017 (#847) With surging automation and robotics technology advancing at a staggering pace, there is concern about the future of blue collar jobs. Tom Wilkerson offers some positive news for forklift drivers, aerial lift operators, and other industrial equipment workers.
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