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manual handling & storage<br />
Transporter for gas bottles<br />
Hanson Aggregates > Chipping Sodbury Quarry, Bristol > 01454 314400<br />
The fitting department at Chipping Sodbury Quarry has designed and<br />
fabricated a transporter that makes handling heavy gas bottles a far safer<br />
process. A trailer with a winch at the rear lifts the bottles from ground<br />
level on a base plate that can be fixed in position. The design incorporates<br />
a holster to prevent the gas nozzles being damaged during transit, a<br />
bracket to store a fire extinguisher and protruding brackets to keep the<br />
hoses neatly stored.<br />
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Automatic recovery system for engine oil<br />
Johnston Roadstone > Leaton Quarry, Shropshire > 01952 777910<br />
At Leaton Quarry, Telford, Johnston Roadstone’s previous system entailed manual handling of waste oil<br />
buckets. The new system was devised to garner the following advantages in respect of used engine oil:<br />
• to eliminate virtually all requirements for manual handling<br />
• to prevent potential for skin-related problems<br />
• to eliminate oil spillage, thus reducing risk of slips/trips/falls.<br />
All quarry vehicles have had their sump plugs replaced with a type that has a non-return valve. A new<br />
2,500 litre tank is located adjacent to the work area with a fill pipe fitted and attached to an automatic<br />
hose reel. An air suction pump is fitted to a trolley, which can be wheeled around the workshop. On<br />
attaching the hose to the sump, the valve is automatically opened and the used engine oil is sucked out<br />
direct to the collection tank.