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Which manufacturing sectors will be planning factory relocations in the UK?

Which manufacturing sectors will be planning factory relocations in the UK? Factory Relocation | Heavy Machinery Movers

We reflect on the effect of coronavirus pandemic on manufacturing to highlight key sectors that may be consider factory relocations in the UK if the Government fail to support key sectors.

Hazards to consider when moving heavy machinery

Hazards to consider when moving heavy machinery Hazards to consider when moving heavy machinery | Merritts

In this article we are going to highlight some of the risks and hazards we will consider as part of our pre project site inspection. This process helps to ensure the project is completed safely and without incident. It also assists Merritts in providing an accurate quotation based on the equipment and resources needed for the project which means there are no surprise costs or unforeseen obstacles which may cause delays.

Managing Heavy Machinery Moves That Require a Traffic Regulation Order

Managing Heavy Machinery Moves That Require a Traffic Regulation Order Movement and Storage of Modular Housing Units

Heavy machinery moving projects can sometimes be subject to a TRO (Traffic Regulation Order). This can be due to the size and weight of the items being transported, the location of the collection and delivery sites and the route that is to be travelled.

PUWER regulations and how they relate to heavy machinery moving

PUWER regulations and how they relate to heavy machinery moving PUWER Regulations | Merritts Heavy Machinery Movers

The purpose of the PUWER regulations is to ensure that those using and working with equipment and machinery, such as employees, employers, contractors, traders and anybody who could possibly have access to equipment or machinery in a workplace, does so in a safe working environment.