B&M Front End Loader Bin
B&M Waste Services’ driver, Dean Burns, is today being congratulated for his excellent health & safety etiquette.
As a member of B&M’s frontline service team, Dean has received regular training and toolbox-talks to ensure he checks every waste container before lifting it. This ensures there are no members of the public sleeping in there, which is an issue that B&M’s ‘Refuse not refuge’ campaign aims to reduce. B&M also work closely with Shelter, the housing and homelessness charity, to further prevent the danger occurring in the first place.
He promptly reported finding a homeless person sleeping in a waste container at a major shopping centre in Manchester this morning. His actions today saved this man from potential life changing injuries.
Mick Ashall, Director at B&M said “I would like to thank Dean for his rapid response. It is a lesson to all of us in the waste and recycling industry that people seeking refuge in containers is not just a winter issue. We are using this example to circulate a reminder to all of our colleagues in the industry”
For further information on B&M’s campaigns please refer to these two articles
https://www.bagnallandmorris.com/safety/
https://www.bagnallandmorris.com/bmwastelaunchesrefusenotrefugecampaignwithdonationtoshelter/
