Lift Trucks

Industrial Truck Association raises awareness for forklift safety, renews alliance with OSHA.

National Forklift Safety Day, sponsored by the Industrial Truck Association, serves as a focal point for manufacturers to highlight the safe use of forklifts and the importance of operator training. This special day provides an opportunity for the industry to educate customers, the public, and government officials about safe forklift operation.

Company to host events at Houston campus, release best safety practices guide, and send representatives to NFSD events in Washington, D.C.

The third annual National Forklift Safety Day is a great time to recognize champions of safety. It is also an opportunity to identify those operators who willfully disregard safe behaviors.

Posters spotlight best safety practices for forklift operators and those working around them.

Company recognizes the commitment of champions of safety, 365 days a year.

In the "Warehouse Trucks Lowlifter” category, new rider pallet truck earns Crown its third IFOY in a row.

Clark to host safety awareness events at Lexington campus; executives to attend NFSD events in Washington, D.C.

Meetings with legislators, open houses and training courses highlight the importance of safety.

Robert Thomas - Crown Equipment - Lift Truck Technician - Dallas, Texas, USA. DUTIES: On-site service calls and repairs, planned maintenance, technician training

Innovation is tasked with reducing downtime, maintenance, usage cycle and energy costs to achieve lower total cost of ownership.

20-year marketing veteran was previously marketing director for companies like Sears Holdings Corporation and JPMorgan Chase.

Pairing your lift trucks’ ongoing maintenance, repair and operations needs with the right service provider requires a little research and knowing what you need.

The company now has a network of eight regional service training centers across North America dedicated to training programs for Crown customers, dealers and employees.

Olea Sensor Networks announced today the formation of a joint venture with Flat Earth of Bozeman, Montana for further development of their OleaVision technology and to enable delivery of the next generation of collision avoidance and people detection technologies for the industrial truck market.