News
RTITB Accreditation (October 2019)
After successfully completing the accreditation process Phoenix Training are now an RTITB accredited training provider. We can currently offer RTITB training on counterbalance, reach, PPT’s and multi-directional trucks. Other categories will be added during the next few months.
Talent in Logistics Awards 2019 (April 2019)
The shortlist has been announced for this year’s Talent in Logistics Awards and we are thrilled that we are finalists for a third year. This year we are in the category for The Training Provider of the Year. The awards ceremony will take place following the Talent in Logistics Conference at the Marshall Arena, Milton Keynes on the 27th June. Emma will be dusting off her best frock and representing Phoenix at both the conference and the awards.
Talent in Logistics Awards 2018 (May 2018)
After another successful year at Phoenix Training we are please to announce that we have been shortlisted, for the second year running, in the Talent in Logistics Awards. This year the category name has changed to Forklift Training Provider of the Year. The awards are being held in Telford on the 21st June 2018
Talent in Logistics Awards 2017 (June 2017)
Following on from our previous update we are thrilled to tell you that we were successful in winning the MHE Training Provider of the Year. Emma returned from her holiday to find the award, certificate and a bottle of Champagne waiting for her on her desk.
Wellingborough Chamber of Commerce Business Awards 2016 (October 2016)
On 18th October Emma attended the Wellingborough Chamber of Commerce Business Awards at Wellingborough Golf Club. Phoenix Training were finalists in the Services Business of the Year category. Sadly, we did not win the category but we did make it to the final three to be shortlisted which was a huge achievement. Emma was presented with a certificate and a bottle of champagne.
ITSSAR Database (January 2015)
Following the formation of the Accrediting Bodies Association (ABA) in 2012 ITSSAR have implemented a mandatory data base (TOPS) for all Mechanical Handling Equipment (MHE) and Workplace Transport Operators. Accredited organisations are now required to access the scheme and provide details of all accredited operator training. A unique ID number will be issued this will remain with the operator for life. This number will be used for all addition categories of machines. The scheme came in to effect on 1st January 2015.
Aim:
To reduce MHE and workplace transport accidents/incidents, whilst improving safety through training.
Objectives:
- To ensure that all accredited training meets the criteria as prescribed in The Approved Code of Practice (ACoP L117) and ITSSAR Course Syllabus Manuals
- To provide a safe and secure scheme
- To provide a means of verifying accredited training
Benefits:
- Validation and verification of training undertaken
- Promotes confidence in operator training
- Lifelong, safe and secure scheme
- Promotes a communication link between, training organisations, employers, operators and the industry
- Individual unique Identification number
- Quick, reliable and user friendly system
The cost is just £5.50 plus VAT per candidate.
Blog
Fork lift Pre-Operational Inspections (August 2019)
Pre-use or pre-operational inspections are an important part of an operators role.
In this blog Emma explains the checks that should be undertaken prior to truck use. Click here to read the full article.
HSE Fee for Intervention (July 2019)
Since the HSE introduced the Fee for Intervention Scheme (FFI) in 2012 it has impacted many businesses. Here Emma explains what FFI is and what it means to companies.