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Material handling firm accredited SAFEcontractor
A UK leading lifting services provider - Morris Material Handling - has received further recognition for its work within the field of health and safety having gained SAFEcontractor accreditation.
One of the UK's leading lifting services provider - Loughborough-based Morris Material Handling - has received further recognition for its work within the field of health and safety having been awarded SAFEcontractor accreditation.
Serving to recognise high standards of health and safety practice amongst UK contractors, the award has been granted to Morris Material Handling for services relating to the servicing, repair and inspection of lifting equipment.
The award was made to Morris following an extensive period of assessment of the company's health and safety documentation that is compared to the required SAFEcontractor Charter Standards before accreditation can be obtained.
Commented Pat Campbell, Morris Material Handling's operations director, Maintenance Services: "We have always held an excellent health and safety record within our field and this latest award is testimony to this fact.
We are obviously delighted to have secured SAFEcontractor accreditation as it is a widely recognised industry standard and one that many blue chip organisations use as a primary means of selecting suitable contractors with whom to work." Instigated by the information services division of National Britannia, the SAFEcontractor scheme serves to simplify the process of demonstrating that accredited companies have the correct health and safety policies and procedures in place.
Indeed accreditation involves the assessment of some 21 major health and safety topics such as: policy statements, procedures and material statements, accident history, COSHH assessments, health and safety training, risk assessments, personal protective equipment and first aid and accident reporting.
All organisations certified under the SAFEcontractor accreditation scheme are also subject to an annual and ongoing reassessment process.