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Cover Story Mary Glindinning

COMPANIES MAKE SAFETY A PRIORITY Accidents can be prevented, but forklift accidents still kill 85 Americans each year and seriously injure 35,000 more.

Safety has been increasing, and the number of accidents have been decreasing. But there’s more to be done. Making sure only trained operators are on forklifts is imperative. “The fact is that one unsafe operator makes the entire facility unsafe for everyone,” said Terry Wickman, president of Keytroller. “It only takes one operator to injure one employee, and it only takes one operator to damage the facility to the point that the facility must be closed.

“A very large nationally known hardware company found this out the hard way. One of their warehouse employees, who was not trained or authorized to use the equipment, decided to try his hand at operating the forklift in his area. Unfortunately he ran into the racking in the warehouse. The rack crumbled to the ground, but not before taking two other racks with it. Fortunately, the operator was not injured, but the warehouse was completely shut down for weeks due to damage to the facility and damage to product,” Wickman said.

“Our systems are designed to instill accountability to all levels of the customer’s facility,” he said, “from ensuring that only trained and authorized employees are operating industrial equipment, to monitoring operating training to making sure maintenance is done on schedule.

Camera systems record 20 seconds before and after an abusive impact or speeding event. This video improves accountability and as importantly can be used as a training aid,” Wickman said.

“A lean operation requires another level of safety. When an employee is injured or a piece of equipment goes down, the lean operation is now taxed even more. The lost man hours and worker’s compensation cost, employee morale, as well as equipment downtime can and will have an adverse effect on the daily operation of a facility,” Wickman said.

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“It is each person’s, operator’s and manager’s responsibility to ensure that the employees are in fact operating a piece of industrial equipment in the correct and safe manner,” Wickman said.

That begins before the warehouse is built.

“One of the biggest trends in workplace safety that we’re seeing right now is safety at the forefront of facility design, rather than an afterthought,” said Aaron Conway, president of Mezzanine Safeti-Gates. “This early planning makes a huge difference in the facility operations in the long term, especially in areas in which workflow and automation are important.”

When he started in the industry more than 20 years ago, safety was not considered in a facility’s design stage, he said.

“Instead, we would get calls about unsafe areas after the facility was operational, and, in many instances, a workplace incident had taken place. In the past, operations and safety personnel were often at odds with each other, but over the last few years, they now are working together during the design stage until they are confident that they are creating a safe environment with smooth workflow. Proper safety guarding is being designed into the system, which has provided for much safer and more efficient operations in material handling facilities.

“Twenty years ago, even the companies that understood the need for safety in their material handling environments would only focus on securing the highest risk areas while leaving other areas that may not get as much use improperly safeguarded. Now, we see company-wide initiatives and strategies focused on making the entire facility safe. Safety has become a bigger priority in the last few years,” Conway said.

“I've noticed a decrease in workplace incidents. In the past, I would get calls throughout the year from companies reactively looking for a fall protection solution – there was often a workplace incident, typically someone falling from an improperly guarded pallet drop area. I don't get as many of those calls now; most of the calls are from companies who have proactively recognized the

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Cover Story unguarded pallet drop area as a safety concern, and are looking to secure it well before an incident happens,” Conway said.

No employer wants to have damaged products, down time, or worst of all, an injured employee.

“By the way, we don't call workplace incidents ‘accidents’ at Mezzanine Safeti-Gates, because accidents are something that can't be avoided. Our feeling is that all workplace injuries can be avoided with proper safety systems and training.

“The reality is that companies do largely care about their employees and their wellbeing. You don't have to tell them that if an employee gets injured at their facility, that it will affect their business, and nobody wants to see people, especially their employees, get hurt. So instead of explaining the value of protection, my goal now is to be a problem solver by designing and providing the best solution for their facility and specific application. Most companies know where their problem areas are.

They just need help fixing them,” Conway said.

Last year, Adrian’s Safety Solutions introduced rack safety straps and nets.

“A customer asked for it,” said Lee McCord, in sales and development for the company. “For a decade and a half we have developed effective and easy-to-use cargo securement devices for fleets through our Bednet® line. The branch manager of a fleet account pointed to his warehouse one day and asked ‘Can you do anything to protect my aisles? We had a pallet pushed in too far and it knocked another into the floor. Now I don’t sleep.’”

“We, as cargo control experts, looked at this issue through a much different lens than a traditional material handling company

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would,” McCord said. “Fleets don’t have time to retrofit. Fleets can’t shut down. So why should a warehouse?”

“We developed a concept, and simplified and simplified and simplified. Through a little inspiration and lots of perspiration, we developed a solution that installs with no tools, no retrofitting, and no additional hardware. One man can install an effective and inexpensive push through prevention system in seconds,” he said.

“Once the concept morphed into a reality, we discovered how big a hole there really is in this market. There were two choices: either break the bank on product and its installation; or do nothing. Those days are over.”

“The response to our launch has been amazing. And frankly, these rack safety straps and nets have been a game changer for warehouse safety. Instead of putting off the installation of a system or doing nothing, organizations can now effectively protect their people at a fraction of the costs. We have turned the market segment on its head,” McCord said.

“Many of the safety items and systems developed 20-plus years ago were once viewed as overkill. Today, they are viewed as both obvious and essential. I sat on the wheel well of my dad’s pickup truck; my son has never not been buckled in. Society has bought in to safety,” McCord said.

“Innovation will drive the costs of a safe workplace down.

When a benefit has had a very high cost, like push through protection, only the very early adopters will use it. However, once the cost of that benefit is cut dramatically, it becomes more palatable to the majorities, and they will use it. The benefit will become both obvious and essential,” he said. “The trend is that the work place will become safer and safer. Looking into the future, I think those companies that can bring it all together and offer complete solutions at a competitive price will be top of mind for every safety manager.”

And safety is a priority for other company officials.

“In an orchestrated effort to increase safety in the workplace, companies are taking a greater focus on safety in the manufacturing facility, warehouse and distribution center,” said Brad McNamee, president of Warehouse Rack & Shelf. “This starts with a proactive campaign to make pallet racks, aisles and docks safer. Many companies will count the days that they go without an accident or injury. The benefits of workplace safety extend past the top priority of the worker’s health. They have a real financial impact on a company’s profitability.

“Many customers are aware of OSHA safety requirements for their workplace, but surprisingly, many are not aware that the local building officials in their city also have requirements on pallet rack and shelving. Those requirements include seismic compliance and permitting of pallet racks you purchase, the types of decking you use in your racks, the design of cross aisles to the accessibility of exit doors,” McNamee said.

“I believe accidents are decreasing due to increased regulations and the increasing number of requirements that are put in place by local municipalities that are designed to increase safety. In the old days, buyers would often request that I provide them a quote on the lowest priced used rack that was sky high with disregard to capacities and the effect of earth quakes. If I was a warehouse worker who was loading and unloading the racks, I would like to be confident that the rack could withstand the rigors of an earthquake without collapsing on my head. The engineers at the rack factories now make a point of designing rack to meet

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“Safety products often pay for themselves in a very short time by reducing accidents and increasing life span of racks, shelving and material handling products,” McNamee said. “A wise old warehouse manager once told me that an investment in rack reinforcement and safety products on the front end will save you time and money on the back end. The cost of replacing just one damaged upright can exceed $1000 when you take into account that you will need two employees (likely working overtime) to unload, disassemble, replace damaged rack components and reload the rack. Especially when you take into account the shipping cost for that damaged 18’ upright. It would have been wiser to just invest in post protectors, end of aisle protectors and rack reinforcement that would have prevented the rack from getting damaged in the first place,” McNamee said.

Prevention is the goal.

“Most all our products are ‘active’ not ‘passive,’” said Chris Webre, president of Safety Systems and Controls. “In other words, we actively try to help prevent something from happening, not warn that it’s going to happen.”

Transmission shift inhibitors and speed limiters reduce the likelihood of accidents, as do ignition interlocks and idle control systems. The company says its products are “safety, smarter and greener.”

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system that can be added to our speed limiter kit, which limits tire spin. This cuts down directly on fuel consumption, improves tire wear and indirectly reduces fuel burned by reducing the time spent cleaning facility floors where tires leave burnt spots when they spin,” Webre said.

Slower is safer. “Years ago we had the push toward slower travel speeds to reduce accidents and it has helped. If there was a loser in this scenario, it was productivity. Naturally it took longer for a fork truck to get from point A to point B. With zone speed control, we can provide the slower speeds where needed, for example at cross walks, outside lavatories or break room or where machinery is operating. In fact, we offer the ability to have up to four different travel speeds and as many speed transition zones as the customer desires.”

So where slower speeds are needed, they’re met, but higher speeds can be used where there are fewer people or obstacles.

And a transmitter creates a ‘temporary-mobile’ safe area. “It can be carried by individuals walking around a facility or carried by maintenance crews working in areas where vehicles travel,” Webre said. “Any truck that comes within 40 feet of an activated transmitter automatically slows to the truck’s slowest programmed speed. In addition to maintenance using it to slow traffic where they are working, the transmitter can also be put on a cone or maintenance truck to slow traffic around spills, accidents or temporary employee work areas.

“Yes, employee safety is number one. On the cost side you have to look at hospital bills of the injured employee, down time of that employee, the damage to the truck, the damage to the facility, clean up time and expense, the cost of a replacement truck, the cost of the accident investigation, the potential increase in insurance and litigation costs.” Webre said. “It would be difficult to assign a dollar figure on it, but what about employee morale? After an accident, employees might start thinking is my employer providing me the proper equipment and training to do my job? If the answer is not a clear YES, then they might start questioning their commitment to the employer. Those companies that are pro-active on safety will get a much bigger bang for their buck than those that are reactive and implementing new safety initiatives after an accident,” Webre said.

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Forklift safety has many aspects. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) enforces regulations governing the manufacture and operation of powered industrial trucks. The Industrial Truck Standards Development Foundation, which is accredited by the American National Standards Institute, administers the development of consensus safety standards for manufacturing and using industrial trucks. These standards reflect the considered judgment of industry, government safety officials,

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Have you ever regretted a purchase?

The term Buyer’s Remorse surfaced many years ago, by whom we do not know. What it refers to, we believe, is the remorse or “mental anguish arising from a past experience”. When tied to the word buyer it becomes the anguish concerning the buyer’s choice from whom he purchased the equipment. Did the buyer make the right decision? Did he make an educated choice?

Or was the choice made because of a few bells and whistles, the color of the equipment or the products’ market position based on units sold? It is at this point, and particularly with a new buyer that other more important questions come to mind. Unanswered questions like: Does the dealer have the resources, personnel and facilities to take care of my needs and requirements after the sale of the equipment?

In the equipment business, customers buy a product to fill a specific requirement or need for that particular customer. For the buyer, the equipment he has purchased is the means by which he provides his living; whether the customer is the owner of the company, whether or not he is the operator of the equipment, or whether he is the purchaser of the product the dealer is selling, they are all business people whose livelihood depends upon the equipment performing up to standard.

Customers as a general rule want to single source the equipment they purchase. They want to return to where they purchased the equipment for their product support needs. They don’t want to have to source parts, they don’t want to look for someone who can fix their equipment right the first time and they don’t want to go elsewhere for a rental unit. The customer in effect wants to return to where the unit was purchased for his needs and requirements after the sale.

When queried as to what customers are looking for in order to dispel what we referred to as buyer’s remorse is: 1) Parts availability - they want a dealer who maintains and carries in stock the right parts, at the right time and at the right price, or is able to have the parts within 24 hours. 2) Service response time - they want a dealer who has the ability and quality of personnel to keep unscheduled down-time to a bare minimum. 3) They want trained personnel working on their equipment. 4) They want these quality trained personnel to be both friendly and reliable and available and ready to work on their equipment when the unit is down.

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dealerships and that kind of praise brings equipment into your shop, pumps up your field work and sells a lot of parts. This provides a dealership with a whole lot of sales and profits and an increase in customer satisfaction indexes. This leads to an increase in customer retention, which leads to increased market share. Oh, by the way isn’t that why you (your dad, your grandfather or your greatgrandfather) got into the business of being an equipment dealer?

Can you change your customers’ attitude over-night? Can you do away with buyer’s remorse in a couple of weeks? The answer is: probably not, because many of you have spent years taking customers for granted; putting up with employees who are merely reactive to customer’s needs. Many dealers have also spent years being primarily suppliers to their customers and have neglected being marketers of their products and services. But you can start right now changing the: a) dealership’s attitude and approach, b) changing the attitude and approach of your managers, (sales, parts, service, rental and used), then working to get every dealership employee on the same page with customer service, which in the long run drives customer retention.

We have spent a lot of hours over the past fifteen years with equipment dealers trying to help them focus upon what we refer to as their unrecognized opportunity ... the dealership’s aftermarket.

Most dealers can tell you the names of all their big customers, they know them by heart and generally mentally come to attention the minute that customer walks through the front door.

They can tell you the number of dollars or number of units that customer purchased from the dealership over the past five years; without even looking up the numbers.

Ask that dealer how much service business he brings into the shop yearly and he’ll tell you that’s a question for his service manager. When the dealer goes to the service manager to ask, he may hear something like this: “Oh, he has been doing his own service work for years and he’s got a shop bigger than ours and has his own technicians! We do hear from him from time to time when he’s having a problem and needs some information from our technicians.

It was pointed out years ago that too few dealers take the time at the point of sale to ask the customer for his service business.

Maybe, just maybe that is why many customers build their own shops and bring in their own technicians. They feel that since you didn’t ask for their business, you didn’t want it and therefore, since they know the unit is likely to break-down they make arrangements to do their own service work.

Most equipment dealers are amazed when they look at their computer sales reports to discover just how many of their equipment customers are not purchasing their service from the dealership who sold the equipment. It is almost like dealers are not really interested in having this additional profitable business. I am told so many times that it is because: 1) We don’t have enough technicians to perform this work. 2) The customers believe our labor rates are too high and they get a lower price from the Independents or the shade-tree technicians. It is unbelievable the number of varying reasons why an equipment dealer’s Service Contribution to Total Sales is so low. But to be honest, the real reason is that those with low Service Contribution are simply not willing to focus upon their profitable opportunities, nor are they willing to truly market their dealerships’ capabilities to service the customers after the sale of the product.

Aftermarket It is the middle of the year 2016 and by the time you read this article, your business will be into its’ third quarter. How’s it looking for you? Does it look like it will turn out to be a mediocre year? You will have made up your business and marketing plans for the current year, six months ago, you figure you can wait another six months to change your plan. No you can’t!

Draw your managers and employees together and tell them that basically everything you dealership does in the next six months will be focused upon your dealership’s profit opportunity of selling service to everyone of your customers who buys equipment from your dealership but decides for one reason or another to: 1) service the equipment himself, or, 2) have someone else perform the service for them. Try this: Pick out 10 to 15 of your equipment customers who are not using your service department and become determined to have them on your customer list before years’ end.

Try this: Use every opportunity to sell your service: 1) before the sale of the equipment, 2) during the sale of the equipment and, yes, 3) after the sale of the equipment. Remember this that selling your service is a guarantee to increase your parts sales.

I sincerely hope that you’ll pick up on the theme of this article and start looking at the opportunities your dealership has with your aftermarket. Stop being a doubting Thomas and believe that the greatest profit opportunity is in the back end of your business.

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Protect your most important assets Every business owner needs to protect their most important assets: their employees, their physical assets, their cash accounts.

By employees I am including ALL employees ... outside sales, techs, clerical, parts department and all other internal folks.

By assets I am referring to having adequate insurance, both liability and asset coverage that will provide replacement value and at the same time cover any claim issues without depleting other corporate assets.

By cash accounts I mean the cost of replacing an employee or having one on extended leave or the costs incurred beyond what your insurance policy covers and/or the expenses incurred to defend a lawsuit.

By assessing and mitigating risk a business owner can reduce exposure to costly events or potential liabilities. But in this day and age there is a cost of managing risk because it may require training, additional equipment, legal expense and possibly all of the above.

Let's talk about employees who represent the company while outside of the office. These would be product sales people, product support sales people, outside service personnel, truck drivers and all other employees using their cars for some sort of company business. From a safety standpoint what could you do to protect these valuable assets?

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How about a Phone and Texting Policy.

A Phone and Texting Policy will protect all three categories of assets noted above. It will help avoid auto or other accidents from occurring, it will reduce shop incidents when techs are working on equipment, it will reduce liability exposure if there is a claim resulting for improper use of a phone or computer.

Every state has their own set of rules regarding phone use.

Truck drivers are subject to more stringent regulations. In short, there are both phone and texting restrictions to be considered as part of a company policy to be followed by ANY employee on company business.

So let's review the phone and texting restriction rules that pertain to truck drivers: • Restricts the use of ALL hand-held mobile devices of commercial vehicles.

• Restricts driver from holding mobile device to make a call, or dialing by pressing more than one button.

• Drivers who use mobile phone while driving can only use hands-free phone located in close proximity.

Drivers are in compliance if while following the restrictions noted above they utilize an earpiece or speaker phone function, or use voice-activated or one-button touch features to initiate, answer or terminate a call.

As far as texting is concerned: • Restricts texting of any kind while driving.

• Texting means entering text or reading text from electronic device.

• Texting includes short message service, email, instant messaging, a command to access a web page, pressing more than one button to initiate or terminate a call using a mobile phone.

From a risk assessment standpoint I don't see any reason not to apply these restrictions on every company employee while on company business. It is the smart thing to do and a win-win for both the company and the employee (and their families).

If you don't have a formal written Phone and Texting Policy you should prepare one and have it distributed to each and every employee. Better yet I would have each one of them sign off on the policy noting that they read it, understand it and will abide by it while on company business. I assure you, your insurance company will compliment you for recognizing a very serious risk.

In fact, send them a copy for their input before you make the document public. They will be glad to help.

Is adopting this policy going to eliminate all auto or truck accidents? I don't think so, but what I know is the first thing the police will look at is the mobile devices in the vehicle at the time of the accident to determine if the driver was on a call, texting or dialing a number. Hopefully there were not because they are following company policy.

As far as other safety issues are concerned I would remind you that employees that walk into the shop area should follow whatever safety features your insurance company requires. ... whether it be safety glasses, head gear, ear plugs, etc. New employees should be introduced to the shop area and the risks associated with that environment.

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Hyster-Yale Group, Inc.announced that it acquired Speedshield Technology, Pty Ltd’s telematics installation and distribution businesses in the United States and the United Kingdom. This acquisition provides Hyster-Yale with the exclusive distribution rights of these businesses’ products in all areas outside of Australia. Following this acquisition, the acquired businesses will be rebranded as HYG Telematic Solutions.

Speedshield Technology, located in Melbourne, Australia, is a provider of advanced and comprehensive telematics technology for material handling equipment, as well as other fleet vehicle applications. Today, Speedshield Technology is the sole authorized provider of telematics products to Hyster-Yale customers, under the Yale Vision and Hyster Tracker telematics product offering.

Following the acquisition, Hyster-Yale intends to further develop its capabilities and enhance its efforts to service the fast growing market for telematic solutions and fleet data analytics for material handling fleets. The telematics application is currently offered in all new Hyster® and Yale® lift trucks and is able to be retrofitted into existing Hyster® and Yale® lift trucks, as well as lift trucks and allied equipment from other manufacturers. www.hyster-yale.com

Dutch manufacturer, MSEForks has recently rebranded as Meijer Handling Solutions. The company is most known as the pioneer in telescopic forks, more commonly known as KOOI-REACHFORKS® however, Meijer Handling Solutions also produces a wide range of other logistics solutions including pallet-less handling equipment, load transfer stations, hydraulic jib cranes, pallet dispensers and much more. A recent company announcement said, “the strong new name represents much more of what we do”. Mike Yacks, National Sales Manager for the Meijer Handling Solutions, Inc., (their US subsidiary), says, “our innovative attachments have become a standard option through many forklift OEM’s and of course they are well received for after-market implementation by distributors as they add value in the form of increased versatility”. Hendrik Meijer, CEO says “Decades of experience in the material handling industry combined with a highly skilled support staff has allowed MEIJER to develop the intelligence and necessary technical-know how in order to provide the best advice, service and support concerning your logistics issues. From forklift attachments to complex customer specific solutions, Meijer Handling Solutions knows what to do.” www.meijer-group.com

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MHI announces 2016 Innovation Award winners MHI recently announced the winners of the 2016 MHI Innovation Award competition. These awards were announced during MHI Industry Night at MODEX 2016 in three categories: Best New Innovation, Best Innovation of an Existing Product and Best IT Innovation. Finalists were reviewed by a panel of judges who determined the following winners in each category.

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So says Billboard, authority on all things pop music. Not far behind her was Smash Mouth, who made the musical “All Star” team (just that one time). But as we got distracted by “Livin’ La Vida Loca” and feared the impending Y2K bug, our sights should have been trained on another type of bug: the cicada.

Each group of the winged insects (known as a brood) reemerges in predictable 17-year cycles; the present one last visited us in 1999.

Forget the original Guns N’ Roses lineup reuniting for the first time in forever; these noisy cicada creatures are set to start their own long-awaited comeback tour of the American northeast next month. For those who don’t remember their last great hit, “The Mating Song of 1999,” (seriously, that’s what the sound is all about), it’s worse than an ‘80s hair-metal power ballad.

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Getting them to buy at YOUR higher price I was looking at a couple of pieces of office furniture from different dealers.

One was more expensive than the other, but I liked it better.

The sales rep with the more expensive furniture was good.

He asked lots of questions, knew my buying motivators, and pretty much had gone through the process I teach for dealing with resistance and objections.

Even though I knew what he was doing, it was natural and conversational, as it should be.

He knew I liked it better, and that I didn’t have a valid reason for not buying what I really wanted, other than trying to get a deal.

After I hemmed and hawed awhile about hesitating because of the price, he said, “Two years from now, after you have been enjoying this for a while, and have forgotten what you paid for it, do you think you will have made the right choice?”

Wow, what a great question! Of course I bought it.

In one of my first corporate-life sales positions, a wise trainer said to me, “There are no price objections, only value questions.”

So true.

Here are a couple of ideas to use when faced with someone hedging on paying your higher price, after you have learned the real reason for objecting, and have asked questions to create some doubt.

(Of course you could adapt the one the guy used with me.)

“Something I suggest people in your situation do is to project out a year or two, and then think about how they would answer the question, ‘Which choice will I be happier with, and will have profited from?’”

Another variation: “If you were able to travel out to about two years into the future, and look at the decision you’re about to make, what do you think it would be?”

I heard a sales rep use this next line, and although you’d really need to be careful with who you used it with, it does present its point nicely: Prospect: “Your product costs more than the others out there.”

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Yale celebrates exceptional performance with Dealers of Excellence In recognition of its top performing dealers, Yale Materials Handling Corporation announces its 2015 Dealer of Excellence award recipients. Yale® dealers play a critical role in driving maximum value for end-users through their materials handling expertise and responsive support. This award honors their leadership and commitment to the highest levels of performance in all functional areas of their dealership.

Winning dealers must meet rigorous operating standards and performance criteria, exhibiting a commitment to quality in customer satisfaction, new unit sales, aftermarket, service, rental, engineered products, training and general management.

Yale reassesses program requirements annually to ensure standards keep pace with evolving industry demands.

2015 Dealer of Excellence Recipients • Alta Equipment—Eastern MI, Steve Greenawalt • Berry Material Handling, Joe Wilson • Black Equipment Company—IN, Scott Bonnell • Bu rns Industrial Equipment—Pittsburgh, PA, Christopher Burns • Eastern Lift Truck, Mike Pruitt • Fairchild Equipment—North WI, Gary Fairchild • Hilo Materials Handling Group, Steve LoPiccolo • Insley-McEntee Equipment Company, Philip Robinson • MacKinnon Equipment and Services, Sandy MacKinnon • Medley Material Handling Company, Mark Medley • MH Equipment—St. Louis, MO, John Wieland • No rthland Industrial Truck Company (NITCO)— Boston, MA, Alan Hammersley • Riekes Equipment Company, Duncan Murphy • Yale Carolinas—West, Gray Wheeler • YES Equipment and Services—WI, Cliff Anglewicz The Yale Dealer of Excellence award recipients were honored with a special celebration on April 15, 2016 at Sea Island Resorts in Sea Island, Georgia. This marks the 22nd year that Yale has honored its highest performing dealers with the Dealer of Excellence awards. www.yale.com

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UniCarriers Americas announces winners of 2015 Aftermarket Excellence Awards UniCarriers Americas Corporation (UCA) announced the winners of its Aftermarket Excellence Program (AEP) Awards for the past fiscal year, ending March 31, 2016. The AEP is designed to reward and recognize those dealers who have achieved the highest standards of aftermarket service. UniCarriers Americas dealerships that participate in the Aftermarket Excellence Program strive to achieve challenging performance standards across eight categories. Among them are business planning, employee competency and customer satisfaction. As a result, dealerships become more successful by providing their customers with skilled technical service, more efficient work order processing and billing, as well as higher overall quality products and services. UniCarriers Americas introduced its Aftermarket Excellence Program in 2014, replacing the Service Excellence Program that was established in 1995. With AEP, program requirements are even more challenging. The program incorporates comprehensive parts metrics, giving dealers the tools to create a foundation on which to build a solid aftermarket offering and strong parts and service teams. “It’s been proven that applying best practices in aftermarket excellence can produce higher profitability, greater market share and stronger customer retention,” said Josh Landreman, senior manager product support, UniCarriers Americas. “AEP provides UniCarriers brand dealers with measurable tools to implement a variety of principles covering technical training, customer service and parts growth practices. UCA will continue to identify areas for improvement and this year will be no different. With the help

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Lift Solutions, Grand Island, Neb. Lift Solutions, Omaha, Neb. M&L Industries, Metairie, La. Power Machinery Center, Bakersfield, Calif.

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Wildeck celebrates 40 years Material handling equipment and safety products manufacturer, Wildeck, Inc., a subsidiary of Holden Industries, a 100% employee-owned company, will mark a major milestone and celebrate its 40th anniversary throughout 2016. The company was established in Waukesha, Wi. in 1976 and has evolved to become the only U.S. manufacturer of structural steel platforms, vertical lifts (VRCs) and safety guarding products in North America.

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Brady, a global leader in industrial and safety printing systems and solutions, today announces its new IEC Electrical Plug Lockout.

By preventing power from going to the socket, this device is the ideal tool for preventing tampering with office equipment, computers, peripheral equipment, power supplies and any equipment that utilizes a standard C13 3-prong electrical power outlet. “For enhanced electrical safety in your workplace, Brady’s new IEC Plug Lockout is an effective and easy-to-use lockout device,” says Tom Campbell, global product manager, Lockout Tagout for Brady. “It combines reliability, a compact, portable size and simple, plug-and-twist installation to effectively lock out sockets.

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The new LED Countdown light communication system from Rite-Hite uses LED lights to let workers know exactly how much time there is before a high-speed door closes. Sometimes a few seconds can mean the difference between a serious accident and efficient operations. Now standard with all RiteHite FasTrax High-Speed Doors, the LED Countdown works in conjunction with the door’s internal timers. When the door is approached, an up arrow will signal that the door is opening. A white box will appear when the door is in a fully open position.

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Crown Equipment Corporation introduced the Crown WAV 60 Series designed with features to help achieve a greater level of safety, efficiency and flexibility for applications where ladders are typically used to access high places, such as those found in retail and manufacturing settings. Better known as the Wave®, the Crown Work Assist® vehicle is ideal for workers receiving, shipping and stocking/shelving small loads and/or products in busy, confined spaces, as well as order picking and order fulfillment. It can travel and lift simultaneously so operators can move efficiently around a facility while raising and lowering to the appropriate heights in one smooth, seamless operation.

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FINDADISTRIBUTOR.COM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

PANACEA AFTERMARKET COMPANY. . . . . . . . . 54

ADRIAN’S SAFETY SOLUTIONS/ BEDNET® CARGO CONTROL SOLUTIONS. . . . . 11

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PRESTO LIFTS, INC.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

ADVANTAGE MATERIAL HANDLING, INC.. . . . . . . 4

GATEWAY RACK CORP.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

RICO EQUIPMENT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

AFTERMARKET SERVICES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

GEEKS ON SITE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

RUSH TAX RESOLUTION.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

ALL BRAND FORKLIFT PARTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

GRINDSTAFF ENGINES, INC.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

SAFETY SYSTEMS & CONTROLS INC.. . . . . . . . . . 12

AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL TRANSMISSION INC . . . 51

H&K EQUIPMENT COMPANY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

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ARCON EQUIPMENT, INC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

HADER INDUSTRIES INC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47

SHOPPA’S MATERIAL HANDLING . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

BAY EQUIPMENT CO.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

HAMILTON CASTER AND MFG.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

STEEL KING INDUSTRIES, INC. . . . . . . . . . . . . 8, 10

CHARNOR INC.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

HESS AUCTIONEERS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

STELLANA U.S.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53

COMBILIFT LTD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45

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CONNELL FINANCE CO. INC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

JOSEPH INDUSTRIES, INC.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

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CONTINENTAL TIRE THE AMERICAS, LLC.. . . . . . 13

KEYTROLLER, LLC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

THOMBERT, INC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55

DESIGN STORAGE AND HANDLING. . . . . . . . . . . . 2

MEIJER HANDLING SOLUTIONS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

TVH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, 17, 56

DYNA RACK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

MHCONX.COM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24, 27

UNITED CONTACT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

ENGINE POWER SOURCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

MOR-VALUE PARTS COMPANY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

WEST POINT RACK, INC.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

EOSLIFT USA CORPORATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

MOTOR TECH, INC.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

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FB CHAIN LIMITED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

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WY’EAST PRODUCTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

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