Still marks its 90th anniversary with a party on company premises.

Still marks anniversary
Hamburg, Germany
Still GmbH has celebrated its 90th anniversary with a "big family party" at its company premises in Hamburg.
Still was founded as a repair shop for electric motors by Hans Still in 1920. He quickly recognised the need for logistics solutions for the growing transportation of goods. The company achieved initial success by building mobile power generators but its electric materials handling vehicles in the 1950s moved it towards its present direction. Still also created a mobile service fleet in the '40s. Today, Still has 1,900 service engineers and technicians in Europe.

AEM prints limited supply of decals
Milwaukee, WI, United States
The Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) has printed a limited supply of ready-to-use rough-terrain forklift safety decals to meet demand for the OSHA-approved machine-operator certification sticker.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) approved the AEM decal early this year and the association is offering companies a free PDF download to make customised labels.
AEM is offering the ready-to-apply sticker for a modest fee, with discounts to member companies and for quantity orders. To promote safe machine operation, AEM offers the PDF decal artwork as a free download. For more information, contact Pat Monroe at pmonroe@aem.org.

Kastalon wins safety honours
Alsip, IL, United States
Kastalon Polyurethane Products has won the Safety Award of Honor from the Fabricators & Manufacturers Association for the second year running.
The honour was bestowed on Kastalon for having a "perfect safety record" of no reportable injuries or illnesses among its employees for the year.
Having accumulated over 1,350 days without an accident, the company also won its second Workers' Compensation Trust of Illinois' Chairman's Award for Safety Excellence.
Kastalon, a family-owned custom polyurethane manufacturer, employs 65 employees in Illinois.