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Click for information (1st October 2008)
The Fork Lift Truck Association has gone live with a re-engineered website the content of which is now easier to find and more comprehensive.
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Protect pedestrians (1st August 2008)
With 100,000 British businesses using forklift trucks, preventing potential accidents is crucial. It is not just drivers that are at risk, pedestrians are even more likely to be injured, and this is the focus of The Fork Li
Safety - the number one priority (1st April 2008)
In its role at the forefront of raising and maintaining standards in the materials handling industry, the Fork Lift Truck Association represents the interests of a wide membership – including dealers, manufacturers, impor
Safeguard your future (1st April 2007)
Using IMHX to deliver its key messages to the market, the Forklift Truck Association outlines recent safety developments, industry award winners, the contract hire market and what the future holds in terms of skilled employee
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Agents of improvement (1st February 2007)
At its recent annual Awards for excellence, The Fork Lift Truck Association, paid tribute to companies and individuals who break new ground and set new, higher standards for the whole industry Saturday the 3rd February saw
Tragedies could have been avoided (1st October 2006)
The Fork Lift Truck Association has issued a safety warning in response to two separate, fatal accidents involving markedly similar circumstances.
Beware false friends! (1st April 2006)
Looking for advice on safety? Reputable organisations like the Fork Lift Truck Association and the Health and Safety Executive are always good places to start. If information is offered by an organisation you don't know, be wary. FLTA Chief Executive
A holy trinity (1st August 2005)
H&SS group editor, Ian Clay, attended the FLTA Safety Conference held at the end of June and here summarises some of the key messages This June saw the third annual National Fork Lift Safety Conference, organised by the Fork Lift Truck Association, a
What’s Thorough Examination then? (1st June 2005)
A recent FLTA survey has reinforced industry fears that forklift drivers are ignorant of Thorough Examination – let alone its requirements.
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Daily checks handbook (1st December 2004)
In line with its drive to increase safety standards, the Fork Lift Truck Association has introduced a publication to help ensure daily checks are completed.
Easy to use Daily Checks handbook (1st August 2004)
The Fork Lift Truck Association has introduced a publication designed to help ensure daily checks are regularly completed. The booklet gives practical advice on what should be checked and provides a clear, concise check sheet. It contains 66 pages, e
