Driving a forklift in ideal conditions indoors can be intimidating on its own. Throw some snow, ice, and cold into the mix and it can be flat out frightening and dangerous. Moving a forklift across a frozen lot is difficult, even on a fork truck that is designed for the conditions. Modern designs and innovations […]
Author Archives: Timothy G. Wiemer
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2019 OSHA Top 10 Cited Safety Violations Published by Timothy G. Wiemer on 18th November 2019 The following top 10 most cited violations are the result of all workplace safety inspections that occurred throughout the United States for fiscal year 2019. This list could be used as a tool for business to help reassess […]
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1. Increase productivity
2. Increases Pedestrian Safety
3. Decrease Product Damage
4. Forklift Blind Spots
5. Assist with Placing and Retrieving High Loads
Employer Relations, Forklift Operator Training
6 Ways to Boost Your Forklift Operators Job Performance and Productivity
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6 Ways to Boost Your Forklift Operators Job Performance and Productivity Published by Timothy G. Wiemer on 31st August 2017 We have assembled a list of 6 suggestions to boost job performance and productivity. Forklift operator safety training, directly impacts both job performance and productivity. Whether you are starting out with a new forklift training […]
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7 Reasons To Schedule Forklift Training Today Published by Timothy G. Wiemer on 24th August 2017 We have assembled a list of 7 reasons to schedule forklift training. If you are observing or experiencing any of the 7 items listed below then it may be the time for you to contact a forklift training company […]
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Average Fines Assessed By OSHA Rose Significantly In 2016 Published by Timothy G. Wiemer on 31st March 2017 Average fines assessed by OSHA rose significantly in 2016 (for serious workplace safety violations). This after the agency revamped its penalty structure. According to the article found on the website Business Insurance written by Gloria Gonzalez on 1/19/2017 […]