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We have been nominated for: BEST BOUTIQUE STAY 2021 and BEST SPA DAY 2021 in the Muddy Stilettos Awards
Please click the link and nominate Barnham Broom – it only takes a second so please make sure you support us.
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We are pleased to announce that we are working with A Body Forever, on their search engine optimisation (SEO) and online presence. Working with the design, development, user experience (UX) and content teams, A Body Forever has recently launched a brand-new website.
As a new website, there are some unique challenges to the processes involving SEO as well as otherwise. A unique and engaging platform, A Body Forever provides a range of online classes and sessions including high intensity workouts, yoga, Pilates and much more, from a number of qualified and experienced trainers.
Unique Challenges When Re-Launching a New Website
As expected, there are a number of challenges to expect when launching a new website of any nature. In the case of A Body Forever, which encompasses a wide variety of technical functions and experiences, there are different challenges to those which may be faced by for example, a simply service-based website.
A Body Forever allows users to purchase courses and to make transactions on the site, which in itself can prove technically complicated for some websites.
Integrations and Other Systems – When a website allows users to make purchases and engage in a multitude of ways, many of these functions need specific attention. Although most websites use open-source content management systems (CMS) like WordPress, Drupal and others that allow for easy plugins to facilitate many of these functions, there is a degree of nuance and detail required.
For example, payment providers and facilitators like PayPal or Stripe need to be considered to process and carry out the payments and their relevant processes. Additionally, if there are products and courses and even lead generation, there may be the need for a Customer relationship Management (CRM) tool to be linked and implemented too. all of these need to be considered by the developers and relevant marketing professionals when launching a new website.
Redefining Your Targets – A new website will bring with it new opportunities. Many of the technical and SEO-related issues that an old site may have had can be ironed out with a new website. Stripping apart an older website allows webmasters to address many issues they may have repeatedly experienced with the old site. Thus, this means that there may be additional targets and opportunities for webmasters and business owners.
By improving and updating a website, you may be able to target increased numbers of searches and online targets, potentially those of increased competitiveness too, as the website is updated form a technical perspective. Hence, it is important to reassess the website and the wider business and re-identify some key targets for the online offering of the business in question.
New Content – Of course, a key part of all websites and a key tenet of any successful SEO campaign is the content that lives on any website. A new website will rarely have the same content an old one had and so therefore, thinking about what messaging is needed, what needs changing from the older offering and what you want to get across to get users’ attention through the new site is a key consideration.
The team at Tudor Lodge Consultants is excited to announce that we are working with the innovative and exciting team at LuxiGaming. Having created a truly unique product for console gamer sin the form of a beanbag for gamers, LuxiGaming are growing as a business and online. Thus, they approached us to help them work on their online presence and visibility.
Working with the branding, development and content teams at LuxiGaming, we are working with a n exciting and hardworking team, looking to build a truly unique brand in the USA.
There are some unique challenges and considerations when it comes to a new product, which doesn’t necessarily exist in its original form. However, LuxiGaming are already making progress into the gaming market.
What We Are Doing for LuxiGaming
With a product that is not yet mainstream, some of the initial search engine optimisation (SEO) work does differ in the case of LuxiGaming, because their closest competitors’ products are simply not the same. However, as with all good SEO, it is key to consider the intent of users and customers and thus, we have been working hard with the team at LuxiGaming to understand and tap into the relevant customer and user-bases.
Keyword and Industry Research – The first port of call for all successful SEO campaigns, understanding what your desired customers are looking for online is key to future success. We are therefore looking into the relevant rankings of the relevant competitors of LuxiGaming as well as around keywords and search terms of the highest degrees of relevance to the product offerings LuxiGaming have to offer.
Technical SEO – The initial portion of a successful SEO campaign requires the website in question to be as perfect as possible from a technical point of view. What this means in practice is that the website is as easy as possible for search engines to crawl [read and understand for the purposes of search rankings] and that there are no technical errors throughout the website in any way, shape or form, for example broken links or crawl errors.
Website Content and Offerings – Key to the success of any website, whether selling products or services is clear and relevant communication of what is on offer. Moreover, content for any website needs to be optimised for SEO, in a modern sense. Gone are the days of keyword stuffing and trying to get certain phrases into content for the sake of it. Nowadays, clear and effective communication as well as covering the necessary topics are fundamental to SEO success and this should be apparent in all and any content.
We are looking forward to continuing the growth of LuxiGaming online and being a part of their success in the months and years to come.
FLEXIBLE VIRTUAL TENANCY OPTIONS – THE PERFECT SOLUTION FOR NEW WAYS OF WORKING
Has the corona virus pandemic caused you to have to re-think your business set-up and location? If you and colleagues are fed up always working from home, we can provide the perfect base where you can come together for meetings and team building. Or maybe you’ve had a change of circumstances that means you’ve had the chance to finally work on a business idea of your own?
With a range of virtual tenancy packages available with The Enterprise Centre, all including use of our prestigious business address, we could provide just what you’re looking for.
You would benefit from being part of a wider business community for a very reasonable cost and on flexible terms. We currently have over 160 virtual tenants as part of our friendly community. They form a key part of our vibrant leading business hub of SMEs, start-ups and sole traders. Post-handling, use of registered address, display of logos on our website and at the building entrance and discounts on additional services are all included as standard.
For any new interest in virtual tenancies we’re delighted to be extending the following offer: 1 free hour of meeting space or a half-day free use of a hot-desk.
Our range of virtual tenancy packages are all very accessibly priced from £20 (plus VAT) monthly, depending on individuals’ requirements. The more premium packages all include free access to meeting space in the building. Arrangements can be put in place quickly, via an application form, and with only a month’s notice required to end the tenancy, there are no long-term liabilities.
Get in touch with us to find out more about how we could help your business via theenterprisecentre.reception@uea.ac.uk or 01603 591366.
Tudor Lodge Consultants is delighted to be working with esteemed insurance company, Taylor Watkins.
Taylor Watkins is a comparison site to find the most reasonable and best-suited boat insurance, regardless of your sailing needs. Tudor Lodge Consultants were approached to help the new brand boost their visibility on Google in order to increase traffic and leads generation.
Below we give an overview of how we approached the project and our success so far.
Keyword Analysis: For Taylor Watkins we started with a thorough analysis of keywords to establish what relevant keywords we could compete for. Not only did we explore the more common words associated with boat insurance, but also explored more niche keywords in the hope that we could compete for these. Whilst some keywords relating to boat insurance might be more competitive, we have looked at several variations including adding words like quotes, cover, policies, UK, europe, abroad and more.
Landing Pages: These chosen keywords become the basis of the site structure. Subsequently, we have used these keywords to plan the landing pages of the site. We naturally create a new landing page for each keyword and try to naturally include variations by answering questions about the policies provided and key product features.
Technical SEO: To ensure the site can be indexed to its fullest, we completed a full technical audit using tools such as SEMRush and Screaming Frog to tidy up meta-titles, meta descriptions, image alt text, redirects, broken pages and links, html and XML sitemap. This means that the website can be crawled by Google as effectively as possible.
We included internal links throughout the website in order to keep people engaging with the domain once they were there and relating related pages to provide a useful user experience.
Content: In addition to landing pages, we have created a series of useful guides and authority pieces to become a major resource in the industry and we upload around 5 pieces per month to show consistency and that we are proactive on Google.
User Experience: As well as ensuring that the site follows a clear and logical structure, we made sure to add straightforward call to actions per page to enhance user experience including phone numbers, email addresses and quote buttons.
With competitive industries such as finance and insurance, it can take up to 6 months for results to really manifest, sometimes requiring a Google algorithm update to trigger a burst of results. By targeting more niche keywords, we can see results much quicker and we use AWR to monitor our reporting for the client on a daily basis.
We are delighted to be working with Amy’s Bakehouse, an exciting baking business that was started in lockdown. Many people consider the founder, Amy Leigh, a local treasure after her delightful treats have been widely enjoying by people all over the local area and branching out with orders as far as Hampstead and Chelsea in London.
Amy’s Bakehouse approached Tudor Lodge Digital to assist with her SEO (search engine optimisation) and to maximise her search positions and visibility on search engines such as Google. Below we explain the approach that we have taken to help reach her goals.
Keyword Analysis
Any SEO campaign starts with keyword research and analysis and this was no different. We created a strong list of 30 key phrases to target which typically including the main product such as personalised cupcakes, cakes, treat boxes, wedding cakes, plus the local area such as Elstree, Radlett, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, Norfolk or London.
The approach is then to incorporate these words naturally into the meta-data of the website and also create dedicated landing pages where possible. Using our reporting tools of AWR and SEMRush, we can report on the progress of these keywords on a daily basis.
Technical Fix-Up
With the site built on Shopify, we completed a full technical fix up, optimising all meta-titles, meta descriptions, image alt-text, html and XML sitemap using tools such as Screaming Frog and SEMrush and we have confirmed that the site is fully clean and perfectly indexed for Google to pick up.
New Content
Typically we would create and draft new landing pages for our clients, but Amy’s Bakehouse already had this in place, with clear pages for each product. We have taken it to the next level by adding additional content onto each page, answering key phrases and including more keywords for indexing purposes, including mentioning the local areas and using words such as ‘order’ and ‘deliver’ to show Google our user content.
The brand should contine to add new landing pages and place these in the main navigation of the site for any new products they offer, whilst constantly updating their blog section and news to show Google that they are a proactive brand.
Link Building
With link-building so vital to SEO, we have made outreach to a number of local press publications, including community news and trade press, in the hope that Amy can tell her story, gain some good PR and naturally receive a link back to her website. In addition, we have a number of food and business specific websites where Amy can product an interview, guide or top tips and receive a link back to her website.
Being in a close neighbourhood, there is very strong word of mouth marketing, but through the use of good SEO and claiming the top spots, Amy is in a great position to obtain good business leads and successfully continue to grow her business!
Ways Your Small Business Can Save Money to See You Through the Last Stretch of the Pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic has been very harsh on many small local businesses. Many have gone bankrupt as they haven’t been able to adapt at the speed that was required of them. Some just couldn’t afford to add all of the safety measures and were forced to shut down.
However, if your business was able to stay afloat amidst the pandemic, and your money is looking impossibly tight, and you don’t know how much longer it’s going to last, here are some ways you can save some money:
#1 Think about your bills
Your bills are probably where you spend most of your money. If you’re not using your business’s building quite as much and you’re still spending an excessive amount of money on these bills, you are probably noticing that the money is disappearing faster than you would like.
This is why it is probably a good idea to take a look at the deals that can be made when it comes to your bills. To find out more about how to save money on your water bill, click here: https://www.businesswaterquotes.co.uk/.
#2 Use VoIP services
If you spend a lot of time on phone calls and use the telephone an excessive amount, you are probably spending a lot of money on your phone bills. This in itself can get very expensive very quickly and can make a big dent in your pocket. By switching scheduled calls onto free services such as Skype or Discord, you can cut down on the amount of money that you spend when contacting your colleagues or doing group meetings.
#3 Sponsor local events
Not only will this integrate your business further into the community, but it will also help your business advertise. This can be good, especially if the event is a gathering of local towns and villages. It can be a good way to get extra revenue in the door and can help the locals to take an interest in your business.
#4 Think about using government grants
Government and trust grants are worthwhile things to look into. There is bound to be a grant which matches your business niche. This can make a big difference to your business, and you can really start getting your funds back up, which is the ultimate goal here. Even if you’re not eligible, it doesn’t cost anything to apply, so it’s not a bad idea to see what’s about.
To wrap up
Now the pandemic is hopefully coming to a close, everyone is looking forward to businesses reopening. However, a larger concern might be your finances and whether you’re not going to quite reach the end of lockdown with a business.
So, you want to save as much money as you possibly can. By looking at your water bills, your telephone bills, government and trust grants, and sponsoring local events, you can save money and hopefully make it to the end of the pandemic.
We’re thrilled to announce that we are working with the team at Personal Trainer Collective (PT Collective) on their website and upcoming improvements and redesign. PT Collective are experienced in raining and up-skilling new and experienced personal trainers from across the spectrum.
With many years of experience and with many personal trainers already trained through the courses and expertise offered by the company, PT Collective are now in the process of improving, updating and promoting their website as well as some key offerings and courses such as their PT Core course.
As with all website, when it comes to search engine optimisation (SEO) there are some key aspects to consider and focus on at the various different stages of these projects. PT Collective is built on a specialised platform, tailored for e-learning and online courses, and so there are some unique, but exciting challenges.
What We Have Been Doing with PT Collective
The ultimate aim of our work with PT Collective is to ensure they are increasingly visible online, with increasing numbers of search terms to be found on Google. We are also of course working with the content and development teams at PT Collective to capture and focus on new and strongly relevant search terms to bring in new users and potential customers for their business.
‘Crawlability’ of Website – Websites can look as fantastic as you like, but without the right factors taken care of, no search engine; Google or otherwise will be able to ‘crawl’ [read and understand] what is on the website both in terms of content and everything else besides.
We are therefore working with the team at PT Collective to ensure the website’s source code (the code upon which the site is built) is packaged properly for Google to understand. We are also ensuring proper optimisation of key SEO factors like:
Key Focuses of the Business – Part of the work we are undertaking also centres around properly and effectively covering the focuses and core offerings of PT Collective as a business. Ultimately, even with the best website in the world, if your core and key offerings are not covered and properly accounted for, the website will never be properly able to provide customers and clients with the information they need.
Understanding the Competitive Landscape – Understanding what your competitors are doing and what is going on online in your industry and the space in which you work is a crucial task when undertaking any digital marketing. It also greatly helps understand what others who you may be competing with are doing and what you can do better. We are therefore working with PT Collective to better understand their industry and those they are competing with.
Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes in a school kitchen that caters for hundreds of pupils and staff every day? Joe Campen, Executive Head Chef at Langley School, spills the beans.
Across Langley’s Prep site at Taverham Hall and Senior School site in Loddon, Joe’s team is made up of qualified chefs recruited from the catering industry, and together they provide for day pupils, boarders and staff, covering breakfast, lunch and dinner.
When asked what kind of team they are, Joe said, “We are committed to upskilling our staff and, as a result, every chef across both our sites now holds catering qualifications. I see our role here at Langley as more than just feeding pupils – we are in the perfect position to educate them to make good choices and eat well for life.”
Joe really is passionate about encouraging pupils to eat a rainbow-coloured variety of food. He says, “It’s up to us to make sure they get as many of the vital vitamins, minerals and nutrients as possible, supporting their growth, learning and a healthy lifestyle. Our pupils are great at trying new dishes and getting involved in our monthly pupil-led themed days, including Chinese Street Food, Indian, Mexican, African, American, Spanish and Scottish themes.”
The Catering team as a whole strives towards providing a healthy and balanced diet for pupils, and Joe tells us how they do that: “We spend more each week on fruit and vegetables than we do on meat, and we try to combine as many vegetables into our main dishes as possible. For example, we use more than 20kg of carrots, onions, tomatoes and garlic in our bolognaise sauce, we grate apples into our sausage roll mix, and our curries contain lots of pureed vegetables. We offer sugar-free options such as our Greek style yoghurt that we make on site and our homemade muesli. We have also reduced our sugar usage by 50% in all our homemade desserts.”
We also asked Joe what’s popular at the moment. “We have seen vegetarian dishes growing in popularity – here at Langley we offer two vegetarian choices at each meal, including a vegan option. We also offer a selection of salads with different proteins (such as mackerel, egg, ham, tuna) freshly made daily in the compostable ‘window’ boxes, as well as having side salad bowls available at each meal, plus a vast selection of fruit. There is also the option of a filled baked potato for pupils.
“I would say that our homemade curries are the most popular and we introduce a new one each term, so we have had them from all over the world. The Thai green curry made with fresh lemon grass, ginger and lots of fresh coriander is a favourite, and our Omani Thareed served with flat breads has an amazing depth of flavour. A firm favourite on Friday fish day is the ‘side of salmon with herb crust’.”
“Going forward, I think we will see more Flexitarians, as people eat less meat for environmental reasons. I’m also sure, as more is known about the importance of diet on the gut microbiome, that we will have more take up of the fermented foods such as Kimchi and the live yoghurt that we serve. We have already increased the number of prebiotic foods in dishes we offer to promote good gut health.”
Founded in 1911, Langley School is set across two campuses, both a short distance from Norwich, Norfolk. A day school for ages 2 to 13 years old, Langley Prep School is based at Taverham Hall in Taverham. Langley Estate in Loddon, with grounds designed by Capability Brown, is home to Langley Senior School, where there is day and boarding provision for ages 10 to 18. www.langleyschool.co.uk
Contact details
For more information, please contact Kim Cleave via email at kcleave@langleyschool.co.uk
Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes in a school kitchen that caters for hundreds of pupils and staff every day? Joe Campen, Executive Head Chef at Langley School, spills the beans.
Across Langley’s Prep site at Taverham Hall and Senior School site in Loddon, Joe’s team is made up of qualified chefs recruited from the catering industry, and together they provide for day pupils, boarders and staff, covering breakfast, lunch and dinner.
When asked what kind of team they are, Joe said, “We are committed to upskilling our staff and, as a result, every chef across both our sites now holds catering qualifications. I see our role here at Langley as more than just feeding pupils – we are in the perfect position to educate them to make good choices and eat well for life.”
Joe really is passionate about encouraging pupils to eat a rainbow-coloured variety of food. He says, “It’s up to us to make sure they get as many of the vital vitamins, minerals and nutrients as possible, supporting their growth, learning and a healthy lifestyle. Our pupils are great at trying new dishes and getting involved in our monthly pupil-led themed days, including Chinese Street Food, Indian, Mexican, African, American, Spanish and Scottish themes.”
The Catering team as a whole strives towards providing a healthy and balanced diet for pupils, and Joe tells us how they do that: “We spend more each week on fruit and vegetables than we do on meat, and we try to combine as many vegetables into our main dishes as possible. For example, we use more than 20kg of carrots, onions, tomatoes and garlic in our bolognaise sauce, we grate apples into our sausage roll mix, and our curries contain lots of pureed vegetables. We offer sugar-free options such as our Greek style yoghurt that we make on site and our homemade muesli. We have also reduced our sugar usage by 50% in all our homemade desserts.”
We also asked Joe what’s popular at the moment. “We have seen vegetarian dishes growing in popularity – here at Langley we offer two vegetarian choices at each meal, including a vegan option. We also offer a selection of salads with different proteins (such as mackerel, egg, ham, tuna) freshly made daily in the compostable ‘window’ boxes, as well as having side salad bowls available at each meal, plus a vast selection of fruit. There is also the option of a filled baked potato for pupils.
“I would say that our homemade curries are the most popular and we introduce a new one each term, so we have had them from all over the world. The Thai green curry made with fresh lemon grass, ginger and lots of fresh coriander is a favourite, and our Omani Thareed served with flat breads has an amazing depth of flavour. A firm favourite on Friday fish day is the ‘side of salmon with herb crust’.”
“Going forward, I think we will see more Flexitarians, as people eat less meat for environmental reasons. I’m also sure, as more is known about the importance of diet on the gut microbiome, that we will have more take up of the fermented foods such as Kimchi and the live yoghurt that we serve. We have already increased the number of prebiotic foods in dishes we offer to promote good gut health.”
Founded in 1911, Langley School is set across two campuses, both a short distance from Norwich, Norfolk. A day school for ages 2 to 13 years old, Langley Prep School is based at Taverham Hall in Taverham. Langley Estate in Loddon, with grounds designed by Capability Brown, is home to Langley Senior School, where there is day and boarding provision for ages 10 to 18. www.langleyschool.co.uk
Contact details
For more information, please contact Kim Cleave via email at kcleave@langleyschool.co.uk
Making the decision to open a business is not one that is taken lightly. Some people spend years dreaming of this moment and even longer putting in the time and effort to achieve their dream. While some people know exactly what they want to do as a business from the word go, there are others who are somewhat unsure.
Do you use any of your existing skills to create an entrepreneurial venture? Do you opt to learn new skills for the sole purpose of launching yourself into a sector associated with these skills? These are but some of the questions that you might find yourself asking when faced with the prospect of opening a company.
With this in mind, there are some more generic skills that you should have under your belt when going forth with your business plans and setting a launch date. If you are in this position, you have found yourself in the right place at the right time.
Detailed below are some of the skills you should have when setting yourself up as a business owner. Whether you are learning the skills for the first time or are looking for ways to refresh your existing ones, read on for more!
Marketing and Advertising
This is a crucial element to opening a business. Naturally, you want as many people as possible to be aware of your presence, let alone what products or services you are offering. While it appears straightforward when considering how you market yourself and your business offerings to prospective customers, there is undoubtedly an art to it. It is much more than simply plastering your name on physical and virtual boards.
Advertising your business itself is not the only thing you will need to do. Marketing yourself to prospective employees is another crucial element you will need to consider. What types of things would you want to see as someone who is looking for employment? Ensure you look at your efforts from the perspective of an outsider. This will contribute to the effectiveness of your advertising and make sure that you are as successful as possible.
Marketing is an ongoing process; you will need to continue marketing your products to customers to not only draw them in but to keep them returning to your company. Take the time to hone these skills and consider taking some classes or courses to get these technical skills up to scratch.
Analyzing and Comparing of Business Data
Comparing results is a massive part of being a devoted business owner. You constantly compare the results of each month, quarter, and year, to determine what is working within your business and what needs some improvement.
Much like marketing your company, this can seem straightforward, but there is a lot more to the task than meets the naked eye. Business analytics places a vital role in the success of your business; without it, you would not be able to determine whether your business is thriving. Business data, and data as a whole, can be confusing to unravel, not to mention time-consuming.
Analyzing business data is also crucial when launching your company. You will need to compare data associated with your chosen sector while scoping out growth opportunities. This is not a skill that ordinary people have and is hard to develop individually.
Business analytics courses, provided by various organizations, enable you to achieve a business analytics certification while practicing and learning necessary skills associated with making effective business decisions. Whether you choose to attend a business short course yourself or fund another member of your company to attend, the choice is entirely yours.
Having someone in your business with the knowledge on how best to manage business analysis and associated practices will encourage your success both now and in the future. Business data includes the likes of your finances, which leads us to the next point.
Financial Literacy
Understanding finances is something that comes naturally to us, to a certain degree. We understand the importance of not spending more than you have and saving money as and where you can. While these valuable skills can be used in the business world, there are more intricate details surrounding finance that you should be aware of. Not to mention a handful of more specific skills alongside that.
Financial growth is of utmost importance to any business. You cannot launch a business nor continue to grow without the funds to do so. Having an understanding of skills associated with financial management is an ideal way of having the financial literacy required to be a successful business.
Crucial things to consider include the likes of knowing how to budget appropriately, as well as invoicing appropriate people, and filing your taxes correctly. Determining elements affecting your revenue is also worth knowing. Initially, this will be something that you will complete as a business owner, so ensure you learn the relevant skills as soon as possible.
Following a period of growth and development as a company, you could hire someone a bit more experienced to manage this part of your business for you.
Communication
As a business owner, it goes without saying, but you need to effectively communicate things to those within your business and those outside of it. While some people might be effective communicators anyway, it is worth remembering that the way you communicate will be affected by and depend on various things.
For example, the way you communicate with any partners within your company will vary drastically from how you speak with prospective and existing customers. Knowing how to tailor your message through the delivery and tone is a skill that you must have.
Tailoring the ways you communicate based on who you are talking to is not the only thing you must consider when learning or refreshing your communication skills in the workplace. Something that most, if not all, business owners had to do throughout the last twelve months, was knowing how to communicate effectively based on the circumstance.
With the business world relying heavily on technology to keep things moving throughout the pandemic, there is no doubt that many had to learn how to communicate through video and phone calls rather than in-person meetings and consultations effectively.
In the technological age that we live in, this undoubtedly seems like something that should come naturally in a business context and beyond but is easier said than done. Taking the time to explain details in a thorough yet calm manner while upholding high levels of communication will minimize the chances of you hitting obstacles in the future, ones caused by miscommunication somewhere down the line.
While these are a handful of the skills that you will need as a business owner launching a company in 2021, there are various others. Take the time to learn these often necessary skills to give yourself the best possible chance at success. Invest time, money, and effort into learning these things yourself while encouraging others within your business to do the same.
The more people within your organization who understand how things work, the better. One thing is for sure; putting in the hard work now will ensure your launch goes without a hitch and that you continue to grow and prosper as you move forward!
Our training suite has a wide range of courses available, and we would like to give you an insight into one of them each week.
This week the insight starts with a spotlight on our 3-day Novice forklift training.
Our RTITB/AITT Forklift Novice Course is designed for delegates with no forklift experience whatsoever and wish to attain an accredited certificate. Operators who have no experience of operating the forklift truck and had no formal training and are wishing to gain the RTITB/AITT approved certificate.
The course provides delegates with the required skills and knowledge that are essential in the safe use and operation of Forklift driving.
The course covers:
To book this course or any other course in our range, please call us on +44 (0)1508 578844 or email enquiries@shieldhealthandsafety.co.uk
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