Keep on track when lifting gear threatens to get out of control (5th December 2011)

Geoff Holden, chief executive, Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA) says most employers recognise that overhead lifting is a safety-critical activity, subject to sector-specific health and safety legislation in the shape of LOLER (Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations).

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Making sure that training pays (15th November 2010)

Right across industry, an increasing number of companies are recognising that the ‘human factor’ is critical to achieving high standards of safety, says Geoff Holden, chief executive, Lifting Equipment Engineers Association.

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LEEA - Why work with a LEEA member? (10th October 2007)

Although overhead lifting is a well-established and commonplace activity in a wide range of industries, it is all too easy to lose sight of its importance to overall business operations. Derrick Bailes, chief executive, Lifting Equipment Engineers Association, explains the benefits of choosing a member of the LEEA.

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LEEA • Don’t overlook the obvious (17th October 2006)

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A question of competence (1st October 2005)

In common with many engineering sectors, the lifting industry suffers from a shortage of appropriately trained and experienced staff, writes Derrick Bailes, chief executive, Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (pictured right). There are a number

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