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Forklift Safety - Do's and Don’ts
By, Mary Beth Tomko Certified_Training Crown_Forklifts Forklift Forklift_Training OSHA Safety Worker_Safety
Operating a forklift may seem like a relatively straightforward task, especially if you aren't new to the profession. Unfortunately, becoming too comfortable operating a forklift can lead to complacency when it comes to vehicle safety. To avoid accidents caused by having a lax approach, ALWAYS be attentive to the potential dangers of operating a forklift.
read moreTips to Keep Your Forklift Battery Running Properly
By, Mary Beth Tomko Battery_Maintenance Fast_Charging Forklift Forklift_Battery Forklift_Maintenance Forklifts Industrial_Battery Opportunity_Charging
If you're familiar with forklifts, chances are you've had some experience dealing with the challenges of forklift batteries. Properly caring for the battery can lengthen any forklift's capacity and help keep it performing at its best. Battery care can be simple as long as you follow these tips regularly.
read moreBeating The Heat—Is Your Forklift Fleet Up To It?
By, Mary Beth Tomko Action_Lift Forklift Forklift_Maintenance Forklift_Service Forklifts Maintenance Safety Service
In NE Pennsylvania, we are officially in the “dog days of summer.” Those sweltering days, typically being the hottest, most uncomfortable part of the summer. Not only are humans (and even our dogs) affected by the hot weather, but our equipment works harder too. In the fast-paced material-handling industry these “dog days” come with additional challenges. Maintenance of your forklift fleet is critical during times of temperature extremes.
read moreMoving temperature-sensitive products? The loading dock is a vital part of the cold chain.
By, Mary Beth Tomko Action_Lift Allied_Products Distribution Dock_and_Door Dock_Levelers Dock_Seals Dock_Shelters Loading_Dock Logistics Manufacturing Material_Handling Warehouse Warehousing
Produce, frozen foods, and flowers—these are just some of the temperature-sensitive products that consumers buy all the time. But did you ever ask yourself—how did my ice cream get from the cow to my supermarket in perfect, creamy condition?
read moreNeed a Forklift? – Let’s Review the Types Available.
By, Mary Beth Tomko Counterbalanced Cushion_Tire Distribution Forklifts Manufacturing Material_Handling OSHA Pallet_Jack Pneumatic_Tire Reach_Truck Walkie Warehouse Warehousing
Forklifts are one of the most significant, multipurpose pieces of equipment used in the material handling industry. Lift trucks come in various types and sizes, engineered for operations ranging from large warehouses and manufacturing plants to small garage-based businesses.
read moreTwisting, Bending, and Lifting? Solutions to Make Your Workplace Safer.
By, Mary Beth Tomko Crown-PTH, Crown-PTH-50PS Ergonomics Manufacturing Material_Handling OSHA Pallet_Jack Printing Warehouse Warehousing Worker_Safety Workplace
Keeping your employees' injuries to a minimum can be a challenge, especially when someone’s job duties consist of repetitive twisting, bending, and lifting. Although back injuries account for no work-related deaths, they do account for a significant amount of human suffering, loss of productivity, and economic burden on compensation systems.
read moreLet’s Hear it for Spring Cleaning—Forklift Style!
By, Mary Beth Tomko Action_Lift Crown_Forklifts Electric_Forklift Forklift_Parts Forklift_Service Forklifts Maintenance Material_Handling Service UniCarriers_Forklifts
After a long, unpredictable winter in NE Pennsylvania, we welcome Spring—celebrating the promise of warmer weather and longer days. But as we eagerly await golf, gardening and all things outdoors; let’s shift to the task of Spring cleaning—forklift style.
read moreRespect the Forklift! The Importance of Certified Training Programs
By, Mary Beth Tomko Certified_Training Forklift_Training OSHA Safety Warehouse_Safety
Did you know that 20,000 employees are seriously injured in warehouse forklift-related incidents every year in the United States? Aside from keeping your employees safe, increasing productivity and promoting awareness, OSHA and the Department of Labor require an employer to provide training and certification for each person permitted to operate powered industrial trucks or aerial work platforms.
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