Shipping company Gulf Energy Maritime (GEM) recently became the first Middle East based firm to undergo Lloyd’s Register’s Human Element Gap Analysis (HEGA).
Sound familiar? A workplace health and safety survey has found 14 per cent of workers in the transport and storage industry felt pressured to work long hours.
Currently there appears to be a lot of confusion among managers and specifiers of storage systems about the integrity of their systems.
Layer Tech has been selected from over 130 entries as a winner of the 2008 WorkSafe Victoria safety awards.
A FORKLIFT driver who filmed himself performing dangerous burnouts and wheelies and then posted it on YouTube was yesterday convicted of breaching safety laws.
In a year dominated by the immediacy of rising oil prices, transport companies are beginning to come to terms with another force that stands to fundamentally transform the industry - climate change.
Total Environment Centre (TEC) today released the final report on the freight transport sector and climate change, pointing to the need for the sector to prepare for national efforts to combat climate change.
The Supply Chain Risk Management Summit 2008 will highlight once again the key issues in supply chain risk management offering the latest strategies for maximising supply chain excellence.
The Australian Safety and Compensation Council (ASCC) is about to update the listing of classified hazardous substances on the Hazardous Substances Information System (HSIS) online database.
Supply Chain risk keeps CFOs awake at night, yet commonly they say they don’t have the time, staff or budget to deal with it, finds the 2008 Supply Chain Business Forum.