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In 2011, ALLMI launched its range of manager courses, designed to help the industry further comply with the requirements of PUWER 9.2.
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ALLMI recently held its 2021 membership meetings for manufacturers, service companies, ancillary equipment suppliers and fleet owners. Taking place in the form of webinars, the meetings were a huge success, with all corners of the lorry loader industry being strongly represented.
ALLMI has recently released its loader crane industry sales figures for the first half of 2021. The statistics show an impressive industry performance, demonstrating a healthy recovery from the events of last year and even exceeding results achieved in the first half of 2019.
ALLMI has recently announced that it will hold General Meetings in March 2022, which will be the Association’s first physical gathering since November 2019.
During ALLMI’s most recent Technical Standards Committee meeting, the use of lorry loaders for the Grapple Saw application was discussed at length. This meeting was attended by a number of manufacturers, as well as a representative from the HSE, and the general consensus was that the use of Grapple Saws with lorry loaders created at least two possible hazards:
