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When is Forklift Operator Refresher Training Required?
Forklift operators are typically required to undergo refresher training at specific intervals to ensure they continue to operate forklifts safely and effectively. The specific requirements for refresher training can vary by country, region, and organization, but some common guidelines and triggers for refresher training include: You can read the verbiage directly from OSHA HERE. It’s Read more
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UniCarriers Industry-Leading Warranty
Whether you’re purchasing a new UniCarriers forklift or servicing one with OEM parts, you can count on UniCarriers to back them up with industry leading warranties. This gives you the security of knowing your equipment and parts are being backed by a company with the conifidence that its products perform, under the toughest applications. UniCarriers Read more
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Forklift Fleet Safety “Best Practices”
There are many individual and specific things any company can do to optimize forklift safety in their facility based upon their unique set of parameters that they operate within. A facility that operates cushion tire, electric forklifts indoors has a completely set of variables from a company that operates diesel forklifts, with pneumatic tires, outdoors Read more
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The Benefits of a Reach Truck
With warehouse and storage space at a premium, more companies are looking for alternatives to increasing their footprint by expanding current space or purchasing new space. Sometimes a reach truck can be the perfect solution to increasing space, and productivity in your material handling and storage operation. While a reach truck is not suited for Read more
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Forklift Safety Day 2024
National Forklift Safety Day (NFSD) 2024 events will be held in Washington, DC on June 10 & 11, 2024. This event is open to the public and free of charge. Learn more about the event and register to attend. What You Can Do to Recognize Forklift Safety Day Forklift Safety Day is a great opportunity to Read more
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Tips to Help Keep Your Forklift’s Engine Cool
During the hot months of Summer, heat is your forklift’s number one enemy. Heat results in increased engine wear, part failure and lift truck maintenance expenses. Like most other facets of your operation, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, and keeping your engine operating at recommended manufacturer temperatures will improve your productivity Read more
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