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Safety lesson for paper mill in court

A Swanley firm has been prosecuted after a worker at its warehouse was injured after being crushed between a forklift truck and a pallet of paper goods.

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Firms sentenced after worker is killed by runaway lorry

Two companies were today (24 April) ordered to pay a total of £794,658 in fines and costs after a driver was run over and killed by his own lorry.

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Construction company fined for maintenance failings

An Essex construction company has been fined for putting workers at risk after neglecting to check and maintain a potentially dangerous piece of lifting equipment.

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Foundry in court after worker suffers multiple injuries

A Derbyshire foundry has been fined after an employee suffered multiple injuries when he was hit by a steel bar weighing 1.6 tonnes.

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North East London firm in court for worker’s injury

A London-based chemicals company has been prosecuted after a worker was run over by a forklift truck and had to have part of his leg amputated.

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H&S Toolbox – Drive your knowledge on workplace transport

Every year there are accidents involving transport in the workplace, some of which result in people being killed. The health and safety toolbox is easy to use and will tell you what you need to do to work safely.

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INDG462 – Lift-truck training: Advice for employers

This leaflet about lift-truck training is aimed at employers of lift-truck operators. It includes information about the law in relation to lift-truck operator training and on the Approved Code of Practice on lift-truck training.

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Sole trader sentenced for tipper death failings

A Berkshire haulier has been fined for safety failings after a long-serving employee was run over and killed by a tipper lorry at his Reading head office.

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INDG457 – Use lift trucks safely: A brief guide for operators

This pocket card is aimed at lift truck operators. It aims to help operators and those they work with to stay safe while working with lift trucks. It covers operating, people, loads and slopes.

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L117 – Rider-operated lift trucks: Operator training and safe use (Revised)

This revised edition of L117 is aimed at employers and those responsible for the safe operation of lift trucks, as well as those in control of worksites, the self-employed, managers and supervisors. It includes an outline of the main legal requirements relating to lift trucks; the Approved Code of Practice text and guidance on operator training for stacking rider-operated lift trucks.

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Scottish coal fined after driver injured

Scottish Coal has been fined for safety failings after a delivery driver suffered severe crush injuries when a loading shovel reversed into his HGV trapping him between its tailgate and trailer.

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South Lakeland farm owner sentenced over tractor death

The co-owner of a South Lakeland farm has been sentenced after an employee was found dead under the wheel of a tractor.

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Landscape gardener crushed by ‘unsafe’ skip loader

A self-employed businessman has been given a suspended jail sentence for supplying unsafe construction equipment that led to the death of a father-of-six who was working on a garden in Reigate, Surrey.

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Farm prosecuted after employee run over by tractor

A Lincolnshire farming company has been fined after an employee suffered multiple injuries when he was run over by a poorly-maintained tractor.

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Skip firm fined following death of worker

A skip company has been fined for safety breaches at its West Bromwich site where an employee had been killed when he was run over by a 13-tonne shovel loader.

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Two north east firms fined after worker suffered serious head injuries

Two North East firms have been fined after a worker suffered serious head injuries when the fork of a forklift truck struck him on the forehead.

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Norfolk company fined for assessment breach

The owner of a Norfolk aggregate site has been prosecuted for failing to complete a suitable and sufficient risk assessment for moving rail wagons without a locomotive.

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Chorley bottling firm in court over forklift injuries

A bottling firm in Chorley has appeared in court after one of its employees was injured while being lifted on the prongs on a forklift truck.

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National auto centre fined

A well-known autocentre chain has been sentenced for safety failings after a worker was struck by a reversing transit van at its depot in Acocks Green, Birmingham.

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Firm fined for worker’s injuries at Caerphilly factory

An employee suffered leg injuries when a reversing forklift truck struck him while working at a cardboard factory.

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Oldies, but Goodies!

Staff and public exposed to asbestos during refurbishment work

A decorating company has been fined after it exposed employees, agency staff and members of the public to potentially fatal asbestos material.

Firm in court after worker’s life-changing injuries

Wienerberger Limited has been fined for safety failings after a worker suffered multiple injuries when he fell from the roof of an industrial brick oven at a site in Bishop Auckland.

TTC forms new road safety education division

TTC forms new road safety education division

Manchester set to introduce more 20mph areas

Manchester set to introduce more 20mph areas

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