Workplace safety depends on a combination of factors. Attentive supervision helps. So does comprehensive training, with a keen eye toward OSHA rules & regulations. But at the end of the day, safety is ultimately determined by each individual. And that means forklift drivers should act Read More…

What You Need to Know The warehouse environment is one of the most common places where forklift drivers work . Much like other areas- dockyards, ports and more- it has potential dangers. The following hazards can be avoided with safe forklift operation practices. Loading Docks Read More…

  Under-ride is the term given to forklift accidents that occur when a standing operator backs too far into horizontal shelving causing the forklift to slide under the shelf and crush the driver. The risk of this happening is even greater than the risk overturning. Read More…

Summertime is usually busy-time for forklift drivers. Increased orders are the norm, overtime hours usually peak in the summer months, and the unique demands and challenges of outdoor forklift operations (for some workers) demand attention to detail and safety-minded practices to avoid accidents. As a Read More…

Forklifts are important machines in many work environments. They perform a variety of jobs that can make a warehouse or other job site more efficient and productive. Yet, they also cost a lot to buy and maintain, and most don’t have a very long service Read More…