Lift Truck Line -- Occupational Health & Safety

Hyster Co.

Lift Truck Line

Hyster Co.'s Fortis® line of lift trucks offers multiple powertrain configurations to meet specific applications and optimize productivity. Covering a capacity range of 2,000 to 15,500 pounds, the lift trucks feature the Pacesetter VSM™ industrial on-board computer for adjustable performance and come in both cushion and pneumatic tire classes.

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WORK LIGHTS

Makita U.S.A. Inc.—manufacturer of professional tools, power equipment and accessories—has released two new lighting solutions for both the XGT and LXT systems. The portable, powerful, and foldable lights feature multiple lighting mode options, can rotate for more accessibility, feature long run times and multiple hanging and positioning options. Both models fit users looking for a work light that can fit their needs. Read More
Safety Jackpot Safety Incentive Program

Safety Jackpot - a fun, scratch-off gamecard awarded to employees for weekly safety behaviors. The OSHA-compliant program is proven worldwide to engage employees, create a high level of safety awareness, and dramatically lower workplace accidents while delivering amazing ROI. Clients including 3M, Pepsi, FedEx, City of Los Angeles, Kraft, Coca-Cola, Hilton, Four Seasons, Neutrogena, plus thousands more have seen their ROI skyrocket with the Jackpot incentive system. Minimal administration required. Includes promotional materials, catalog and giant drawing sweepstakes awards and a dedicated account team. Now available online or paper gamecards. Read More
KOROYD: Back Of Hand Impact Protection

Introducing KOROYD Back of Hand Impact Protection, where comfort and dexterity meet unparalleled protection. This innovative solution integrates the world's most advanced impact technology directly into your gloves. The uniquely optimised PU elastomer absorbs impact while the embedded matrix layer redirects force away from localised impact zones, delivering Level 3 protection with Level 2 comfort. With a human centric design, KOR40 reduces hand fatigue and the risk of injuries, ensuring enhanced safety and reducing lost time accidents on the job. Read More

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