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  • INSIDE THE NEWS - our editor's take on the biggest news stories and trends in materials handling
  • YOUR FOCUS - observations, tips and opinion by seasoned industry experts
  • FORKLIFT DIARIES - real-life work stories told by people in our industry
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Inside the News - Edition #1236
Angie Kay
1 minute read
Inside the News
26 Jun 2025 (#1236)
As June comes to a close, the month when our sector recognises National Forklift Safety Day , the United Kingdom’s Association of Industrial Truck Trainers (AITT) has issued a timely reminder...
Custom or standard? Choosing the right relay for the job
Carlos Mendes
3 minute read
Custom or standard? Choosing the right relay for the job
Your Focus - 26 Jun 2025
Carlos Mendes is a product manager for switching at Durakool, working closely with engineers and buyers to bridge the gap between application and specification. Here he looks at the importance of choosing the right relays for your forklift.
Our latest project: the Forkliftaction Forums get an upgrade
Rosie Clifford
3 minute read
Our latest project: the Forkliftaction Forums get an upgrade
Forkliftaction Sparks - 19 Jun 2025
Over the past few months, the team at Forkliftaction has been working on a major upgrade to enhance troubleshooting, search and navigation, and to recognise the amazing commitment of our top contributors. Here's the lowdown.
Shifting mindsets: a spotlight on forklift safety in India
Rosie Clifford | Suram Singh
3 minute read
Shifting mindsets: a spotlight on forklift safety in India
Forklift Diaries - 12 Jun 2025
As National Forklift Safety Day 2025 again reminds us of the human costs associated with forklift incidents, RTITB India's Suram Singh shares his take on the big challenges of forklift safety training and some of the tips he’s learnt throughout his career.
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