A Hird team is attending the Safety and Health Expo 2014 at ExCel London to showcase its excellent range of lifting equipment and training courses.
The mini crane, glass handling and powered access hire and sales specialist will have a Winlet glazing robot on display, along with a P11104 glass vacuum lifter, at the event on Tuesday 17 June and Wednesday 18 June.
Full details of Hird training courses will also be available at the company’s stand, SHE N1847, including mini crane operator training, glass handling and vacuum lifter training and IPAF-approved powered access training.
Fully-accredited courses include:
- IPAF powered access training
- PASMA training
- CPCS training and CPCS testing
- LOLER training
- PUWER training
Hird Managing Director Phil Hird said:
“We offer smart lifting, materials handling and working at height solutions that enhance health and safety and increase productivity.
“Companies in many sectors, such as construction facilities management, machinery moving and plant and factory maintenance, see the value of combining the latest technology and excellent training.
“Any firms attending the Safety and Health Expo that want to know more about how to maximise the safety of their lifting operations would be more than welcome to stop by our stand.”
Hird is the authorised UK and Ireland distributor for Winlet glazing robots. Hird will be showcasing the Winlet 350, which can lift, carry, manipulate and place, with total precision, panels of glass and other non-porous materials weighing up to 350kg.
The glazing robot, with its array of four vacuum suction cups, eliminates manual handling hazards and significantly reduces the risk of damage to glass panels and surrounding fittings, during the installation process.
The Woods Powrgrip P11104 glass vacuum lifter, which has four suction cups in line, can be combined with a Valla mini crane or a UNIC spider crane to create another highly-effective glass handling solution.
It can lift glass sheets weighing up to 320 kg. Hird can supply glass vacuum lifters with varying load capacities, reaching the Hydraulica 2000’s impressive 2,000kg.
Lifting, manual handling and powered access training is delivered at Hird’s purpose-designed training centres, or at a client’s site, if facilities are suitable. Most courses can be tailored to specific business needs.
Phil Hird said:
“Training is not just about making sure your staff, clients and the general public stay safe. It also opens up new business opportunities, improves productivity and increases staff morale, improving retention and reducing costs.”
Hird training courses, alongside a range of machinery services – including mini crane hire and sales, glass handling equipment hire and sales, powered access hire, and 3B6 load monitoring systems – are available nationally, via three regional operating centres.
For more information, contact us today. Our expert team will be glad to help.
Northern – 01482 227333
Central – 01302 341659
Southern – 0203 174 0658
Email: [email protected]
