These heavy-duty goods carrying cages are designed to make transporting un-palletised products easy. Give them a go and we guarantee they'll revolutionise the way you move goods around your workplace or warehouse!
Simply load your items into the secure cage and use either the four lifting lugs or four pockets to attach your cage to a crane or forklift. Once safely on board, you can move your load to the desired location with ease!
Depending on your needs, these cages come in two capacities:
For added convenience, we offer a cage with an additional ramp to make loading and offloading goods even easier!
If you only need a carrying cage for a quick or one-off job, then you can hire one (rather than purchasing). Simply fill in our hire enquiry form and we'll be in touch with a quote for your job.
A few safety tips:
You can find all the information you need about our three goods carrying cages by clicking the button below. If you have any questions about these carrying cages, don't hesitate to give us a call.
We have a new product joining our range of material lifts, the Roust-A-Bout from Sumner! This innovative product can be operated by a single person and makes it possible for loads to be lifted and manoeuvred in tight spaces! We offer the versatile Roust-A-Bout in two different heights: 4.6 metres and 7.6 metres.
You can see the Roust-A-Bout in action here:
If this sounds like the material lift for you, you can place your order by clicking the button below.
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Alternatively, if you only need a Roust-A-Bout for a one-off job, you can choose to hire one. Simply select 'Hire Me' and head to the checkout. If you have any further questions about purchasing or hiring a Roust-A-Bout, get in touch.
A construction firm has been fined after a 17-year-old worker fell through a skylight opening and suffered life-changing injuries. On 20 August 2018, the young worker fell through an insulation sheet covering a skylight while walking across an unmarked area on the construction site in Gloucester. He suffered multiple broken bones, which needed two operations to treat. His doctors advised him that it was unlikely he would be able to work in construction ever again. A potential career in construction was cut short by the neglect of another reckless employer.
The Health & Safety Executive (HSE) found that the employee was not supervised properly and was not warned about the risks on site. According to reports, there were no warnings in place about the hole in the roof, and no workers on site had been told about it. No further physical barriers were in place, either - any of these measures could have prevented this tragic accident.
The company failed to take the necessary precautions for working at height, and further investigation showed continued failures to properly and adequately plan constructions at that height (even after the incident in question). The Mark Holland Group pleaded guilty to breaching health and safety regulations and were fined £55,620.
HSE inspectors highlighted how this accident could have been avoided with simple safety precautions, such as the correct height safety equipment.
It's essential for employers to take adequate fall protection measures and follow the health and safety regulations at all times. These safety guidelines are there to help employers comply with the law and prevent death and serious injury.
Employers should aim to carry out work on the ground where possible, or utilise scaffolding or mobile platforms that allow easy and safe access. Failing that, use fall protection equipment to restrain workers in the event of a fall and minimise the distance the individual falls to minimise the potential injury.
Read our blog about choosing the best fall protection equipment for your job.
We hope that employers see stories like this one and make more of an effort to prioritise health and safety to prevent further accidents.
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When transporting goods on a lorry, it's important that you have reliable load restraint equipment to hand! This polypropylene rope has many uses but is especially good at keeping things secure while they're in transit!
We offer polypropylene rope in a range of lengths and thicknesses, but for a limited time only, you can get 27 metres (or 90 feet) of 10mm rope for only £2.99! That means this is one of the most cost-effective load restraint options we offer.
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If you need a different thickness or length of polypropylene rope, we have plenty for you to choose from. Starting at 6mm, we offer a range of sizes up to 16mm, so we're sure you'll find something to suit your needs.
If you have any questions about our polypropylene rope offer, don't hesitate to get in touch. Please note that our polypropylene rope is designed for restraining loads only, it is not suitable for fall protection or lifting purposes. If you need rope for lifting or height safety, visit the appropriate category!
Our 1 Tonne Site Trolleys are back in stock! The perfect choice for heavy-duty tasks, our site trolleys are suitable for loads weighing up to 1,000kg.
Available with either solid or pneumatic tyres, the trolleys are perfect for moving any heavy load on your site or in your facility.
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Constructed using solid steel with a heavy-duty wooden bed, our site trolleys are resilient and reliable even in tough conditions. The wooden bed measures 1200mm x 750mm, providing enough room for large loads. The 14” diameter wheels allow the trolley to move easily across many different terrains, making them a versatile transportation solution for warehouses and construction sites
Our site trolleys are now available from £194.98 (plus VAT). All orders placed before 3pm on a working day will be dispatched the same day.
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For more information on our site trolleys, email our Customer Service team on sales@safetyliftingear.com. We’re always happy to help with customer queries about our products or delivery enquiries.
We have reduced the prices of our multi-purpose chain products. Stock is limited - once we've sold out, that's it!
These chains are fantastic for a range of different purposes, and can be used as:
Please note that these products are NOT to be used for lifting applications or load restraint.
Choose from the following products:
The prices of these products have been reduced by up to 35% in some cases. Buy now before they're gone!
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There have been many instances all over the world of experienced workers falling to their deaths or becoming severely injured as a result of faulty safety equipment. No matter how experienced you think you are when it comes to working at height, it is crucial for both the safety of yourself and those around you that you thoroughly inspect your safety harness and equipment before use.
To help you out, this blog will explain how to inspect a safety harness step-by-step! Let’s get started.
There are several different types of safety harness inspection, all of which are essential in their own way.
A quick, visual and tactile check known as a ‘pre-use check’ should be performed by the user before each and every use of a safety harness. The key components of a pre-use safety harness inspection include:
If you spot any of these signs of damage, the harness must be removed from service immediately, tagged “Do Not Use” and reported to a supervisor.
A detailed, formal inspection should be carried out by a trained, competent person every 6 months at a minimum to confirm that the equipment is safe and meets regulatory standards. These detailed inspections should be systematic, in-depth and documented, with mandatory written reports of any findings and defects. Due to the in-depth nature of these checks, they often involve testing and disassembly.
If a harness is subjected to heavy use or is often used in harsh conditions, a detailed inspection should be conducted every 3 months.
By following the safety harness inspection steps above, you will no doubt reduce the likelihood of accidents occurring when working at height.
Here at SafetyLiftinGear, we strive to make working conditions as safe as possible by providing the highest quality safety equipment available. If you work at height often and require new, quality equipment that will ensure your safety, then why not check out our collection of safety harnesses?
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If you would like more information on our range of safety harnesses, any individual product or how to inspect a safety harness before use, then please do not hesitate to contact a member of our team today!
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