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Safer logistics focus at The Health & Safety Event 2015

Safer Logistics

Conference programme now includes taking a proactive approach to safety throughout the supply chain

REFLECTING current business trends a new Safer Logistics Seminar Theatre and Feature Area have been added to The Health & Safety Event, taking place from 24–26 March 2015 at the NEC Birmingham. The aim of Safer Logistics is to encourage those in the supply chain sector to take a proactive approach to safety. During the event, the new theatre will feature a host of seminars providing visitors with a wealth of education and advice tackling safety hot spots in warehousing and logistics.

Examples of content taking place at Safer Logistics are: a panel discussion around the use of sprinklers in the warehouse; a seminar looking at a two-pronged approach to the management of health and safety in the road haulage sector; and an exhibition area with a cross-section of product and service providers.

 

Peter Harvey, CEO of the Fork Lift Truck Association (FLTA), commented: ‘Fork-lift trucks are the most dangerous type of workplace transport – seriously injuring as many as 800 workers each year. Engaging staff at all levels is key to reducing risk on site, so we are proud to support Safer Logistics, which shares our long-standing commitment to safety and track record for instigating change.’

The Health & Safety Event will be joined by three co-located exhibitions – Maintec 2015, Facilities Management 2015 and Cleaning 2015.

Tim Else, director of The Health & Safety Event, said: ‘Four complementary exhibitions and educational events under one roof at the NEC creates the central UK hub that health and safety professionals really want – in the centre of the country. Safety, facilities, maintenance and cleaning and hygiene suppliers will serve to provide a beneficial visiting experience.’

The full seminar programme for the three-day event can be viewed online at: www.healthandsafetyevents.co.uk

 

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