Farmers offered help with safety compliance
Rural Insurance Group is offering brokers with farming clients a new service to help them comply with...
Rural Insurance Group is offering brokers with farming clients a new service to help them comply with 1998 LOLER and PUWER regulations.The Harrogate-based company has teamed up with independent engineering inspection outfit HSB Haughton Engineering to offer farmers an accredited inspection service carried out by one of HSB's network of qualified engineers.
Farmers with lifting gear on any item of farm machinery will now be directly affected by the new Health & Safety legislation. For example
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