Palletline has been awarded two new industry accolades.
Picked up during the last quarter of 2019, they include a FORS Silver for Palletline London, whose syllabus for drivers covers areas including bicycle awareness, enhanced e-learning and the installation of CCTV and sensors on vehicles.
The second achievement was for ISO 5001:2018 Energy Management System, making it the only pallet network to achieve the standard. Benefits include a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions and a reduced carbon footprint, while driving energy use awareness throughout the company.
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Commented Ken Bell, Palletline’s head of health and safety: “It is in our DNA at Palletline to never stop reviewing our practices to see where we can improve them, and of course, although it is fantastic to gain recognition this will only go to spur us on to achieve even more in this critical area."
Graham Leitch, group managing director of Palletline added: “Our strategy is one of continued growth, but not at the expense of safety or the environment. Our teams work tirelessly to deliver industry leading standards across our operations and we are rightly proud of the awards we regularly receive recognising the value of our work."
