Newsletter January 2021

Moving goods with ease, Online shopping increase creates new jobs and Action Handling festive closure dates

Author: Dee Jones/29 January 2021/Categories: NEWSLETTERS, 2021

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Don't throw money away!

Buying new equipment and operative training can be seen as an investment. You should look to protect those investments by ensuring longevity of the equipment's life and the safety of the people operating it.

Maintenance is the key to keeping your equipment in good working order. LOLER and PUWER legally require that lifting equipment has to be serviced at regular intervals. It can be advisable to take out service contracts for all your handling equipment. This will ensure that you don't fall foul of the law plus you'll get a good return from your investment.

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Need to talk to us face to face? No problem!

We are connecting with our customers using Microsoft Teams, Zoom, WhatsApp and Facetime via all devices. Throughout this lockdown we are operating from our offices with 'staff shift bubbles' as well as staff working remotely from home. All our services and deliveries are unaffected and will continue to operate normally. We aim to keep providing the same great professional level of service that our customers expect. Contact us through the regular channels for customer service or we can arrange a 'face to face' meeting for more in-depth discussions that require for us to see your site or equipment.

Top of the class at Cambridge University

As with everywhere else, Cambridge Trinity has also been affected by Covid-19. The College has continued to live and operate in line with all the regular changing government guidelines. Indeed, the catering department recently contacted us when they were advised that students were not going to be able to mingle and share the serving facilities in the same fashion that they had previously enjoyed. A solution to their problem was found in double quick time.