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No worries - nothing in my inbox yet but will keep an eye out.

No worries - it is a bit hit and miss on there - hopefully someone on the forum has a direct contact they can put you in touch with

Are you on LinedIn? Might be able to find a connection on there?

Has anyone tried VR/augmented reality? Not sure if it would be any benefit or just a gimmick? A few egs: https://cineon.training/immersive-virtual-reality/ https://www.britsafe.org/training-and-learning/immersive-learning/ https://www.xvrsim.com/en/get-started/ https://www.ukconstructionmedia.co.uk/...

Yup I've tried a few different versions and they all seem to have closed down the access now - unless anyone knows a site still offering the service.

Thanks Messy - that sounds like a perfect answer and a sensible one too (I wasn't sure if there was any legislative reason that would prevent the fire door from being disguised (despite the good intentions). Agree about adding a sign above the door to help with visitors - though appreciate that due ...

I still can't make my mind up - I understand the reasoning behind it but can't imagine "hiding" a fire exit door can ever be a good idea? Not sure it is acceptable from a legislative point of view? Then I guess you have to find a suitable alternative solution.

I saw this post on my Facebook page and made me wonder what you guys thought? The post was from the US thankfully - not sure it would be allowed in the UK?

I guess it comes down to how you interpret it? Them saying an annual inspection under PUWER could be the equivalent of my example of an in-house inspection once a year for someone that barely uses them? BTW if you want me to send you a pdf of our checklist send me a pm with your email and you can ha...

Probably explains why there is such demand - it's not something we use ourselves so my perception had always been they were low risk but as you point out I guess they have their inherent dangers too. It's always hard to put a definitive requirement on scheduled/quantity of checks as it will differ f...

Andybz I would tend to agree with you that a failure would tend to result in little hazard to humans but as a supplier of equipment checklists we were constantly getting requests for these from customers/companies so we developed one that covers both manual and electrical/ride-ons and it is probably...