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    Toyota Core Diesel Pneumatic Forklift: Power in Demanding Environments

    Credit: Toyota Material Handling Blog – Published March 17, 2026 When it comes to working in lumber yards, sawmills, and brick and pipe manufacturing, the search for consistent power and performance never slows down. Operating in these environments demands equipment capable of handling uneven terrain and heavy loads, all while keeping up with continuous operational…

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    Electric Reach Truck FAQ

    Credit: Toyota Material Handling Blog – Published January 27, 2026 Common Electric Reach Truck Questions What is An Electric Reach Truck and How Is It Different Than a Typical Forklift? Electric reach trucks are designed for narrow-aisle warehouses where operators need to lift loads to higher rack levels while maintaining a small turning radius.  What…

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  • Blog Forklift Batteries Choosing the Right Power for Maximum Uptime

    Forklift Batteries: Choosing the Right Power for Maximum Uptime

    When you think of forklifts, horsepower and hydraulics might come to mind – but the battery is the true heart of your electric fleet. Choosing the right battery impacts uptime, performance, maintenance costs, and long-term profitability. At Thompson & Johnson, we work with dozens of businesses every month to help them understand which forklift battery…

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    Electric Pallet Jack vs. Manual Pallet Jack: Which One Fits Your Operation?

    When moving pallets, the question isn’t whether you need a pallet jack—it’s which kind. Both manual and electric walkies are workhorses in warehouses, distribution centers, and manufacturing plants. But they shine in different scenarios. Here’s a clear, practical breakdown to help you pick the right tool for the job. QUICK DEFINITIONS WHEN A MANUAL PALLET…

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  • Fatal Forklift Accident at Georgia EV Battery Plant Prompts OSHA Investigation

    Fatal Forklift Accident at Georgia EV Battery Plant Prompts OSHA Investigation

    This past May, a tragic construction site accident claimed the life of a worker at the HL-GA Battery Co. plant in Bryan County, Georgia. According to reports from the Bryan County Sheriff’s Office, a load fell off a forklift, fatally striking the man. This fatal forklift accident, which occurred at the future site of an…

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  • Deionized Water: The Perfect “Solution” for Maintaining Your Lead-Acid Batteries

    Regular maintenance of lead-acid forklift batteries helps preserve their capacity and could increase their life and run times. And this pays off in decreased downtime, increased productivity and less money spent on replacing batteries. One of the most significant parts of lead-acid battery maintenance is monitoring water levels and adding water, as needed, to achieve…

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    National Forklift Safety Day 2025: Why Forklift Safety is Everyone’s Responsibility

    Today, June 10th, marks National Forklift Safety Day, a timely reminder that forklift safety isn’t just about protecting operators—it’s a critical component of running a compliant, efficient, and financially sound business. With over 68,000 industrial truck accidents reported each year, ensuring every forklift operator is properly trained and OSHA-compliant is more than best practice—it’s a…

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  • The High Cost of Non-Compliance: Why Forklift Operator Certification Matters

    Failing to properly train and certify forklift operators isn’t just a safety risk—it can also be a costly legal and financial mistake. Under OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) regulations, employers who neglect forklift training requirements face steep penalties. In serious cases, fines can reach $161,323 per violation. But the financial consequences don’t stop at…

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    Forklifts and Foot Traffic: Why Pedestrian Safety Training is Critical in Warehouses

    As an employer, you have a legal obligation to keep all of your employees safe in your workplace. OSHA’s General Duty Clause requires employers to provide a workplace free from recognized hazards that could cause death or serious physical harm to employees. This means as an employer you are required to conduct any required training…

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    Top 10 OSHA Violations 2024

    Every year, OSHA’s list of the Top 10 most frequently cited workplace safety standards serves as a powerful reminder of why safety should always remain at the forefront of every organization. The FY 2024 report highlights areas where improvement is not just necessary but critical for protecting workers. Top 10 most frequently cited workplace for…

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    Top 10 OSHA Violations of 2020

    Year after year, forklift-related violations show up in OSHA’s Top 10 most common citations.

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    Housekeeping

    Warehouse housekeeping is important to the safe and proper operation of a forklift within your facility.

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  • Forklift Floor and Operating Surfaces

    An unloaded standard forklift at 5,000 lbs. of rated lift capacity weighs 9,000 lbs. and can increase to 14,000 lbs.

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