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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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    Inspecting Forks

    Inspecting forks daily can ensure safer operation and should concentrate on 3 areas: fork hooks, heels and tips.

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    Pre-Shift Inspection Basics

    Operator safety and skills need attention. Your company must also emphasize the importance of forklift inspection.

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    Why is My Forklift Overheating?

    When operators notice the temperature gauge has risen into the “red zone”, a forklift must be tagged out of daily production to avoid causing damage to key components.

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    Telematics for Forklifts

    Forklift telematics enable your fleet to run as efficiently and effectively as possible.

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    Watering Forklift Batteries

    You should add water to the forklift battery after it’s charged. Typically, batteries need watering 1x weekly.

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    In-House Tech VS Outsourcing

    Both in-house forklift service technicians as well as outsourcing services have proven benefits.

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    Dispatching a Forklift Service Technician

    Similar to your personal vehicle, a forklift breakdown cannot be diagnosed over the phone.

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    Brake Inspection & Replacement

    Forklift operators are required to perform a pre-shift inspection. One item of focus is the brakes.

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    It’s “That Time of Year” Again

    With the temperature dropping, typically the dock doors are closed more hours of the day, which for many companies means less air circulation. This can lead to problems that could be ignored during the warmer times of the year, but not this time of the year.

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    Safety Seat Switches

    ANSI, the American National Standard Institute, under the B56 standards, mandates that the operator of a powered industrial truck, or forklift, must be seated in the normal operating position on the forklift before it can travel.

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