carltoncole
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This article shows how HSE is planning inspections on farms throughout the year. They are doing this in a bit to increase safety.
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The HSE have also stated that the workwear and PPE worn on farm will be included in their inspection. All farm workers would need to be wearing the appropriate protective equipment and clothing. All farms must have had a risk assessment in order to determine the appropriate protective equipment and clothing required. It is very important for farms to equip themselves with PPE and workwear. It is better to be too safe rather than not at all.
This article shows how HSE is planning inspections on farms throughout the year. They are doing this in a bit to increase safety.
perhaps a CondomPray tell what HSE deem 'appropriate' PPE/workwear on a farm?
Full Tweed of course!!!Pray tell what HSE deem 'appropriate' PPE/workwear on a farm?
You’ve quoted an article from a company that sells workwear which is little more than a veiled threat to buy more workwear.
@carltoncole do you by any chance work for this company???
Does Roscoe have mankinis for sale?
Busted I would say !
Someone needs to read our commercial policy !
Not sure how that got past our spam filter - links not normally allowed in a first post
how you getting on with those last ones you brought from meFFS, please do not ask @roscoe erf if he sells such wares - we will all be fudgeed
They have been doing inspections around mid wales just turning up on Farm asking to see certificates for quad training Lola tests on loadalls pto shafts making one man take a shed down as unsafe if they find a problem they charge £200 plus an hour for they time
how you getting on with those last ones you brought from me
Bored waiting for a 'Dads taxi' run, I thought I'd look into this a little further:
It turns out that this company runs an 'affiliate' scheme https://www.siteking.co.uk/affiliates where plugging the company on social media earns the 'affiliate' a 15% commission from the price the punter pays. This is done by attaching a code to the link (1st post) that the punter clicks on, and secretly tracks who follows the link posted to the likes of TFF, and how much commission the web site pays to the 'affiliate'. In this case there isn't a visible 'unique code' visible in the link, but @Clive might have more information on the link from the back office in TFF Towers.
I put the term 'affiliate' in inverted commas, because they are known by various names. 'Social Media Influencer', is one. 'self entitled c**ck s**king parasites' is another. It may be that @carltoncole is not an 'affiliate', and merely an employee. Perhaps he would like to divulge his roll ?
Does anyone know who the people behind SiteKing.co.uk are?
Hard helmet I expect!Pray tell what HSE deem 'appropriate' PPE/workwear on a farm?