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Are manual pallet trucks covered by LOLER or PUWER?

Steve Knight | 16 Sep 2026

There has previously been some uncertainty over whether hand pallet trucks, also known as manual pallet trucks, fall under the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998, commonly known...

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3 Common Accident Types Related to LOLER

Steve Knight | 16 Sep 2026

The Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER) have long resulted in safer lifting practices in the workplace, and have undoubtedly saved many lives. 

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What is the main legislation that covers work at height

Steve Knight | 16 Sep 2026

In 2005, the Work at Height Regulations (2005) were introduced to ensure the safety of those who work at potentially dangerous heights and they are still in place today. What does all this legal jargo...

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Who do the LOLER regulations apply to

Steve Knight | 16 Sep 2026

At Lloyds British, we often come across businesses that are unsure whether the LOLER regulations apply to their equipment and operations, and exactly what their responsibilities are. 

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What is the true definition of ‘working at height’?

Bob McFarlane | 07 Apr 2022

Falls from a height continue to be the most common kind of fatal injury in the workplace for the 4th year running - with 171 fatal injuries from 2016-2021 being due to falls from a height. You may be ...

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What is the main legislation that covers work at height?

Bob McFarlane | 07 Apr 2022

In 2005, the Work at Height Regulations (2005) were introduced to ensure the safety of those who work at potentially dangerous heights and they are still in place today. What does all this legal jargo...

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Working at height training: How should you train your team?

Steve Knight | 10 Aug 2021

According to HSE, you should be taking vital steps to protect your team when working at height. One way to minimise the likelihood of an accident is through the use of a Fall Arrest System.

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How to Develop Your Working at Height Rescue Plan

Steve Knight | 20 Jul 2021

The HSE and Work at Height regulations 2005 state that all regulations apply to situations ‘where there is a risk of a fall liable to cause personal injury.’ And, as an employer although it is importa...

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How to maintain your safety harness

Steve Knight | 06 Jul 2021

Sometimes, working at height is unavoidable. And, if you’re working from a substantial height, the 3 points of contact rule is no longer enough to ensure the safety of you and your team.

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