No Falls Week is a campaign taking place between the 12^th and 16^th May 2025 that is dedicated to promoting safe working at height in the UK. Falls from height are one of the leading causes of workplace injuries and fatalities, particularly in the construction, maintenance and warehousing industries.

A confined space is an enclosed (or mostly enclosed) area that poseses a high risk of injury or death from hazardous conditions like low oxygen, toxic fumes or engulfment. While confined spaces are often small spaces, some larger areas like grain silos are also considered confined spaces as there is limited entry and exit points and a risk of serious injury or death. 

Are you looking for robust, high-quality material handling equipment? Check out this selection of our most popular stackers and site trolleys, currently 10% off until the end of March!

The head is one of the most vulnerable areas of the human body. Even a minor impact can lead to severe concussions and more serious blows can lead to life-altering traumatic brain injuries. This is why wearing suitable head protection is crucial for safety while working at height.

Both chain slings and wire rope slings can be used safely and efficiently to lift, move and position loads – but which one is best for your lifting task?

Lifting hooks are essential pieces of equipment, designed to safely lift, move and secure heavy loads. There is a wide variety of lifting hooks on the market, each suited to different lifting situations and environments. In this blog, we will explore the various types of lifting hooks and their uses so that you can choose the right one for your task.

A trolley jack (often just called a car jack) is an essential tool that's used to lift vehicles in garages and workshops. Lifting a car up with a trolley jack enables you to carry out work underneath the vehicle.