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When it comes to anything from a factory or warehouse, to a distribution centre or logistics company, forklifts are a must-have essential for the safe and quick movement of products and goods. However, as with any vehicle, driving a forklift requires training in order to really get the hang of how to operate one safely. Whether you’re hiring new staff who may have never stepped foot on a forklift before, or your existing staff are in need of training for new machinery or a refresher course, forklift driver training can provide you and your staff with the resources to hit the ground running.

It’s been a great year here at Budget Fork Trucks and as we are heading towards the end of the year and the Christmas break, we thought it might be a good idea to look back over 2019 and celebrate some of the highlights.

Forklift trucks are incredibly versatile but are predominantly used to stack, lift and transport goods and materials. They are most commonly used in warehouses and construction sites as they can move heavy items safely and efficiently.

Many business owners in the materials handling industry are unaware of the benefits of simply hiring forklifts in the long-term instead of purchasing them.

If you work in a warehouse, chances are you’ve seen a warehouse access platform.

These sturdy elevated platforms allow workers in all sorts of industries the ability to quickly, easily and safely access items at height, without the need for costly machinery or dangerous ladders.

You may be wondering which lift type access platform is right for your business. In this article, we provide an overview of access platforms for warehouses, including the types of access platforms available, and where each one might be used.