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“MRO Technician Spotlight: Derek Ingram, Carolina Handling”

Modern Materials Handling; Derek Ingram discusses his life as a technician, his appreciation for the field and what he has learned throughout his career. As a team leader, he now shares his passion, work ethic and experience with those he mentors

"Safer by Design"

DC Velocity; Discusses the proactive measures Raymond has taken to incorporate preventative features into their trucks. Features like the iWAREHOUSE integrated display and the new virtual reality training simulator use cutting-edge technology to do this

"Virtual Reality: The Next Wave in Safety Training"

Food Logistics; Erica Moyer, product manager, Energy Storage Systems at Raymond, discusses the forklift manufacturers latest innovative solution—it's vehicle-based virtual reality training

"Telematics on home turf"

Modern Materials Handling; how telematics are shaping fleet management practices and moving facilities from reactive to predictive maintenance - improving fleet productivity and reducing maintenance costs - positively impacting the bottom line

"Seeing is Believing: Putting Faith in Automated Vision Guided Vehicles"

New Equipment Digest; discusses Raymond’s collaboration with Seegrid, combining our electric lift trucks with their VGV solution. The article lists the many benefits of VGVs, such as increased productivity and efficiency

"Optimizing slow-moving inventory"

Plant Services: Today's Optimized Facility Blog. Tips for applying Pareto’s law, reducing handling costs and enhancing the distribution center.

"Liquor distributor pours on the ergonomics"

Modern Materials Handling; Forklift fleet geared for operator comfort achieves 100% training compliance

"How can you improve your operation? Ask your employees."

Plant Services, Today’s Optimized Facility Blog, contributed by Tony Topencik, Director of Manufacturing Operations at The Raymond Corporation

“Lift Truck Series: A new technician vision”

Modern Materials Handling, discusses the challenges in recruiting, hiring and training as lift truck maintenance requires an increasingly technical skill set, and as Baby Boomers continue to retire from the industry