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Free forklift safety kits for operators
February 1st 2009

Briggs Equipment is providing free kits to forklift truck operators as part of its national 'We Can Handle It' campaign. The campaign aims to get more drivers to take ownership and care for their trucks to help increase safety and productivity.

Research undertaken by Briggs shows that forklifts are not receiving the proper care and attention needed to reduce damage costs and increase safety and productivity. Over half of the companies surveyed agree that forklifts are often misused, and Briggs has found that this can result in damage bills corresponding to as much as 20 per cent of their fleet operating costs.

"To many people these findings will not come as a complete surprise," says Briggs' Tony Rooney. "The reality is that performance, productivity and even safety are impacted by truck neglect".

The kits include: A wall chart of the forklift daily check routine and safety information A certificate declaring their intent to look after their truck.

An 'I Can Handle It' t-shirt and handy kit bag.

A video on FLT safety and mini guide to FLT care and maintenance.

Full details of how to get involved in the campaign.

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