Preview IMHX 2013


You’d think that any ‘thorough’ examination would pick this up:


Badly damaged overhead guard ...but you’d be wrong.


Before you have to call the emergency service…


call Storage Equipment Safety Service – TODAY!


There is always a risk of damage to warehouse racking by mechanical handling equipment which could result in serious injury to personnel. Why risk an accident?


TRAINING To reduce the risk of serious warehouse accidents we provide a range of SEMA Approved training courses by *CIEH Accredited Trainers using up to date techniques and materials. Our one-day courses can be held at our Training Theatre or at your own premises.


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So, avoid having to call 999 - call 01670 736444 or email us at sess@sess.co.uk


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Storage Equipment Safety Service Ltd · The National Warehouse Safety Centre South Nelson Road · South Nelson Industrial Estate · Cramlington · Northumberland · NE23 1EG


sess.co.uk/shd *Chartered Institute of Environmental Health


In a recent study, 93% of forklift operators wrongly thought that all ‘thorough examinations’ cover their full legal requirements. In fact the majority do not, risking serious injury, court cases and worse…


Only a CFTS Thorough Examination ensures you comply


with the inspection needs of both PUWER 98 and LOLER 98 which are both required by law


For more information on a proper Thorough Examination visit our website:


ThoroughExamination .org.uk


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For more information on a proper Thorough Examination visit our website: www.ThoroughExamination.org.uk


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