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Forklift Operator Seat Ergonomics
Read More: Forklift Operator Seat ErgonomicsOne of the most important assets to your company is your group of dedicated employees and as the employer your goal is to reduce the risk of injury of your employees.
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Forklift Floor and Operating Surfaces
Read More: Forklift Floor and Operating SurfacesAn 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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Enhance Your Forklift Safety Training
Read More: Enhance Your Forklift Safety TrainingWhile you know that no one wants to be injured, the topic of forklift safety gets lost in the fast-paced work environment.
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Pre-Shift Inspection Basics
Read More: Pre-Shift Inspection BasicsOperator safety and skills need attention. Your company must also emphasize the importance of forklift inspection.
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Surviving an OSHA Inspection
Read More: Surviving an OSHA InspectionOSHA announced an important policy change that could potentially have a significant impact on small business owners.
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Choosing Forklift Safety Accessories
Read More: Choosing Forklift Safety AccessoriesForklift safety accessories can be effective for accident prevention. They should never replace the use of standard equipment.
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Avoid OSHA Fines
Read More: Avoid OSHA FinesWhen it comes to willful and repeat violations, penalties have gone up from $70,000 to $126,000 per violation.
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3 Most Common Incidents
Read More: 3 Most Common IncidentsNearly 100,000 workers are seriously injured by a forklift-involved accidents each year in the US.
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Facility Energy Audits
Read More: Facility Energy AuditsA facility energy audit helps to identify opportunities where you may increase efficiency and lower operational costs.
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Site Surveys & Your Operations
Read More: Site Surveys & Your OperationsA site survey is when a trained warehouse consultant visits a work space to help maximize the business’ work place.







