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FLTA’s 2nd Safety Conference a success
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FLTA’s 2nd Safety Conference a success
Fork Talk - 21 Oct 2004 (#180) The Fork Lift Truck Association (FLTA) has claimed a victory over workplace accidents after the smooth and successful execution of its 2nd Annual Safety Conference at Warwick University.
Manufacturers – responsible or irresponsible?
Wayne Chornohus
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Manufacturers – responsible or irresponsible?
Safety First - 14 Oct 2004 (#179) Manufacturers wear many masks; they can be progressive and regressive. On one hand, they build some marvellous machines and products; on the other, they incorporate inferior, dangerous features. Almost every manufacturer deals in sleight of hand and illusion to help sell their product, ignoring or hiding weaknesses to the detriment of the end user.
USA prepares for ProMat 2005
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USA prepares for ProMat 2005
Fork Talk - 7 Oct 2004 (#178) The Material Handling Industry of America (MHIA) has begun its marketing drive in earnest in the lead-up to ProMat 2005, January10-13 in Chicago, Illinois.
AED: US dealers retain 80% of parts customers
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AED: US dealers retain 80% of parts customers
Fork Talk - 30 Sep 2004 (#177) The just-released 2004 AED Product Support Best Practices Report found dealers, on average, had 1057 parts customers on their books, and the best dealers retained 92.5 per cent of them year-to-year.
Daewoo joins sponsors list for Archies 2005
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Daewoo joins sponsors list for Archies 2005
Fork Talk - 23 Sep 2004 (#176) Forklift maker Daewoo is the latest materials handling heavy hitter to join the list of sponsors of the "Archies" - the Fork Lift Truck Association's Annual Awards for Excellence.
AEM sets annual conference
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AEM sets annual conference
Fork Talk - 16 Sep 2004 (#175) The Association of Equipment Manufacturers has set November 7-9 as the date for its annual conference, with activities and seminars revolving around the central theme: "Engage: Answer the Call".
“Ask me no questions and I will tell you no lies”
Wayne Chornohus
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“Ask me no questions and I will tell you no lies”
Safety First - 16 Sep 2004 (#175) Why would a forklift manufacturer use a rubber hose to carry liquid propane? Safety guru Wayne Chornohus this week asks the tough questions, and delivers the answer. Click here for more
FLTA Safety Conference 2004: The practical approach
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FLTA Safety Conference 2004: The practical approach
Fork Talk - 24 Aug 2004 (#172) Reversing safety is one of several key issues to be addressed at the Fork Lift Truck Association Safety Conference, set to take place on September 22 at Warwick University.
Sound the alarm!
Wayne Chornohus
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Sound the alarm!
Safety First - 19 Aug 2004 (#171) Reversing alarms can be very effective in some situations - and very ineffective in others. Back-up alarms are necessary on many types of vehicle where the operator must reverse with his vision impaired. Many trainers and managers believe that back-up alarms are required on all forklifts. Canadian regulations state: "Mobile equipment in which the operator cannot directly, or by mirror or other effective device, see immediately behind the machine, must have an automatic audible warning device." This means that if an operator can see directly behind him, he doesn't have to have an alarm. What a great regulation - it makes sense in the real world.
How 'optional' are 'extras' when it comes to risk control?
Todd Brennan
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How 'optional' are 'extras' when it comes to risk control?
Safety First - 11 Aug 2004 (#170) When purchasing a motor vehicle, the addition of accessories, or "optional extras", is an emotional decision designed to limit the entry price to an acceptable level by avoiding 'sticker shock'. But in the case of the purchase of load-shifting equipment such as forklifts, can they truly be called "optional extras"?
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