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“The Health
and Safety Executive (HSE) commends the use of this Training
Programme to those who have duties under the Health and Safety at
Work etc. Act 1974. This programme was drawn up with the
participation of a HSE representative and will be referred to in
relevant HSE publications.”
ALLMI Training Ltd. would like to take this opportunity to express
its thanks to everyone involved with the scheme for all their hard
work, which has led to this recognition. I’m sure you will agree
that this is a major step forward.
The ALLMI
Training Scheme is the only lorry loader training scheme in the UK
to have been awarded this recognition by the HSE, and as such it
should benefit everyone in selling the training, thereby raising
standards throughout the industry. Below is the press release
concerning this issue, which will be sent to all industry journals.
HSE
Commends Use Of ALLMI Training For Lorry Loader OperatorsALLMI
Training Ltd, the independent training accreditation service and
standards body for the UK lorry loader crane industry, has been
awarded the HSE’s ‘Working in Partnership’ logo of recognition
for its national training scheme. Acknowledged as the industry
standard, the scheme is designed to equip operatives with the
necessary skills and knowledge to make the use of lorry loader
cranes safer and more productive.
Awarded for
its consistently high standards, ALLMI Training is the only
organisation in its sector to receive such a commendation. The
programme was drawn up with the participation of a HSE
representative and will now be referred to in relevant HSE
publications.
Comments Tom Wakefield, Training Manager of ALLMI Training Ltd:
“We are delighted that the HSE now commends the use of this
training programme to all those who have duties under the Health
and Safety at Work Act 1974. It reflects great credit on
everyone involved in developing and delivering the scheme
nationwide.”
ALLMI Training operates through a fast-growing network of
training centres whose instructors must not only satisfy the
stringent requirements of the initial accreditation process, but
must consistently achieve agreed standards. Regular audits are
conducted on all instructors to ensure a common high standard
throughout the scheme.