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06.07.2021"Forklift Safety Day To Be Virtual On Tuesday"
IPP&T Magazine; The Raymond Corporation’s National Forklift Safety Day event will take place virtually on June 8 at 9 a.m. June 8 marks the 8th annual National Forklift Safety Day, drawing attention to the importance of training programs and their necessity for successful operations.
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06.07.2021
"Forklift Safety Isn't Just About Forklifts Any More"
Material Handling & Logistics; Open to the public, National Forklift Safety Day will be available for viewing by visiting the Industrial Truck Association’s website. Speakers include: Mike Field, NFSD Task Force chair and president and CEO, The Raymond Corporation
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06.06.2021
"Lift Truck Industry Celebrates National Forklift Safety Day 2021 With Special Offers And Events"
DC Velocity; To celebrate National Forklift Safety Day, The Raymond Corporation is offering two online programs to help forklift fleets support a culture of safety through effective training and use of technology: At the Industrial Truck Association’s National Forklift Safety Day online program, Raymond President and CEO Michael G. Field, this year’s National Forklift Safety Day chair, will discuss how connected technologies and tools like virtual reality can enable better training and lead to more productive workplaces. The free National Forklift Safety Day program will be held June 8 at 9 a.m. Eastern. Click here for more information and to register.
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06.05.2021
"Training And Technology Team Up For Safety"
DC Velocity; This year, more than ever, we have been reminded of the importance of material handling operations in the successful movement of products throughout the global supply chain. As the industry is increasingly strapped for labor due to increased demand, it’s imperative to create environments where operators want to work. Prioritizing employee training, and reinforcing that training with intelligent warehouse solutions, is key to creating a safe work environment employees are excited about.
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06.04.2021
"Raymond To Host Event In Celebration Of National Forklift Safety Day-Bearing News"
Bearing News; The Raymond Corporation’s National Forklift Safety Day event will take place virtually on June 8 at 9 a.m. National Forklift Safety Day Chair, Michael Field, President and CEO, The Raymond Corporation, will speak on how operations can use intelligent warehouse solutions to train operators and pedestrians in a warehouse setting.
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06.04.2021
"Celebrating National Forklift Safety Day – Don’t Forget The Importance Of Pallets"
Packaging Revolution; The speakers for National Forklift Safety Day 2021 include: Mike Field, NFSD Task Force Chair and President and CEO, The Raymond Corporation.
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06.03.2021
"Raymond To Host Event In Celebration Of National Forklift Safety Day"
MRO-Esource.com; June 8 marks the 8th annual National Forklift Safety Day, drawing attention to the importance of training programs and their necessity for successful operations. This year’s National Forklift Safety Day Chair, Michael Field, President and CEO, The Raymond Corporation, will speak on how operations can use intelligent warehouse solutions to train operators and pedestrians in a warehouse setting.
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06.03.2021
"Raymond Celebrates National Forklift Safety Day With Focus On Operator Training"
DC Velocity; June 8 marks the 8th annual National Forklift Safety Day, drawing attention to the importance of training programs and their necessity for successful operations. This year’s National Forklift Safety Day chair, Michael Field, president and CEO of The Raymond Corporation, will speak on how operations can use intelligent warehouse solutions to train operators and pedestrians in a warehouse setting. This year’s National Forklift Safety Day event will take place virtually on June 8, 2021, at 9:00 a.m. ET.
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06.01.2021
"For MRO Remote Is More Than Just A Concept"
Modern Materials Handling; Dave Norton, vice president of customer solutions and support at Raymond discusses how MRO training can’t be done entirely remotely, even with virtual reality. He estimates remote training for Raymond’s techs more than doubled in the past year but at this point, Raymond still relies extensively on in-person training for the hands-on skills development of techs.
