Toyota Material Handling

Toyota Group companies partner together to support relief efforts across Florida and the Carolinas

Several recent developments here include center-rider cabs, lithium-ion batteries and autonomous operating systems. But perhaps most important is improved operator confidence.

Company acquires equity in Pennsylvania-based forklift dealership

Toyota celebrates National Forklift Safety Day 2022 with renewed investment in and focus on operator safety training

Partnership aims to fundamentally change the learning experience by connecting theory and application via studio, which is planned to launch for students in August.

Toyota Material Handling lift truck dealer Hugg & Hall acquires fellow Toyota dealer, Southern Material Handling Company, expanding to provide solutions to Eastern Oklahoma

President's Award recognizes the dealers who perform at the highest level in parts, service, equipment sales, finance, customer satisfaction and overall operations.

TMH receives 2022 Indiana Governor’s Workplace Safety Award

Bill Finerty will succeed Jeff Rufener as President & CEO on January 1, 2022

Since 2018, TMH’s CO2 reduction projects have resulted in a 22% reduction in electricity consumption, a 23% reduction in natural gas consumption, and a 37% reduction in CO2 emissions.

Telematics, VR and other technologies can help with safety and training, but don’t lessen the need for best practices like hands-on training, documenting training, clear procedures and continuous improvement.

Toyota dealers offer no-cost forklift safety consultations during National Forklift Safety Day 2021

As environmental concerns and fluctuating oil prices continue to push consumers toward alternatives to traditional internal combustion (IC) engines, forklift operations have increasingly looked toward electric vehicle solutions over the last decade.

Toyota Material Handling celebrates 750,000th forklift to roll off the company’s North American production line