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After reading the Commercial Motor article in your October 1

29th October 1976
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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

issue headed "Safety burden on employers" I feel that I must make a comment about an excellently reproduced full colour photograph in your issue of October 15.

It shows a man standing precariously on one fork of a stacker truck approximately 8f1 from the ground, steadying himself with his left hand while he worked on the tilt of a trailer with his right hand. The driver of the stacker truck sat with his hand resting on the lift operating levers, but his eyes were on a third person in the picture, not his human load.

I wonder if you will publish the number of safety officers and shop stewards who will be writing to you condemning this unsafe practice and its portrayal.

One shop steward I know would soon be addressing his manager about such a practice. C. WOOD, Commercial Vehicle Workshop Superintendent, Spalding, Lincs.

Our photograph was one of an actual working situation and was not specially posed. Full marks to you for observation — Editor.

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